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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
6
Prines’s Band performs a Christmas Eve program featuring Adeste Fideles and classical pieces. Columbia Mixed Quartette joins with Viderunt and Alleluia as part of the holiday concert.
A fragment from a catalog listing numerous titles with prices and performers. It mentions Medolons Amparito Farrar, Tobin Comes Home, and various labels and bands including Prince's Orchestra, Fuller’s Rector Novelty Orchestra, and Maynard Massachusetts piano and dance items.
Merchants report the outside trade cannot absorb the full Christmas goods supply and predict a silver lining in a dark year. Home buyers will fix goods to sensible prices and stores will stay open Wednesday afternoon and evening during the season.
Local police report an arrest for drunkenness this week and a court inquiry into cider sales. Howe Chief Binks notes the seller will face charges for alleged sale of intoxicating beverages as authorities monitor rising cider interest.
Frank Post announces a regular Antlers Club meeting this Thursday at the rooms on Summer Street. The notice indicates the club tendered use of facilities for the gathering.
The group reports growing interest with more than 135 service men available. A charter arrived this week and membership ballots are expected while a welcome sign is posted and a meeting is planned at the council hall.
Dominick Ruthewica was fined $100 after police arrested him for failure to appear at a raid where large quantities of cloth were found. The seizure was tied to alleged theft from Assabet Mills.
Fragmentary text lists Robert Lester as secretary of the Trustees of the Pubits with mention of four applications. Details are unclear due to poor OCR.
Fragmentary note reports a giveaway at Delee drug store featuring large items described as big peep and mentions little ones. Context unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary text shows an office notice about Delon, Dry-Finish, and Shippers with unclear roles. Key names and actions are obscured, preventing a clear event or outcome from being stated.
Hugh Miller of Glendale Street works in a Woonsocket mill. John King and John Kane labor in a Whitinsville machine shop. Miss Katherine Powers works in the Greassnnate during the trouble at t 5 eellivan. James Brooks helps set up machinery in Dalton. Nellie Lucey of Marlborough visits in Roxbury. Bridget Claflin visits a Boston police official in Roxbury. A J Smith, head of the fixers union, has mill work in Woonsocket and Holliston. Nora Seanman and Emeate Beanan visit Worcester friends. Joshua Naylor and Ralph Leonard noted.
The Railroad Administration requisitioned eight carloads of coal from the Assbet mills Saturday for use on the ee and Maine trains. Joshua Naylor said the committee in existence during the war has received directions to limit future coal allocations and to seek small commendations to sustain wartime effort.
The Masonic club held its regular session at the club rooms on Nason Street. Election of officers was conducted and new leaders were chosen for the upcoming term.
Miss Anna Holt daughter of A D Holt Summerst and Pliny Ramsgen were married Saturday by John A Vespaien pastor. Fin sae escieenelt he file mee.
The article notes a maid in a gown, music by pupil performers with Harold Brown and Miss Pickard, plus Miss Laura Gault’s skilled fan cy-dance. It also mentions the Ramsdells settling in Maynard for winter and local visitors from Worcester. A London tale tells of three poor but honest girls receiving marriage portions under a macarion by Senor Pasquale Favale.
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