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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1912

Page

10

Local Notables and Seasonal Happenings in Town

William Horne acquires a Metz auto while Miss Annie Dolan enjoyed a visit with Boston friends. Mrs Karl Jones aids William Cross dry goods with Edith Williams assisting during the holiday rush. Mrs Ripley Bartlett chairs the Ladies Charitable Society meeting. Various residents attend relatives in Cambridge Lowell Brighton Bow street and Nova Scotia as illness travel and social visits unfold.

Annie Dolan Boston Karl Jones Acton William Cross Wilson Hanna Alec Reed David Feehan Arlington Express Co Margaret Dee Bedford Sr Cambridge Ladies’ Charitable Society Ripley Bartlett John Scullane Lowell John Dolan Maurice McWalter Belknap St Mary Joyce Brighton Joseph Joyce Bow Sr Edith Williams T. H. Malan Nova Scotia Bow St Charles R. Borl Main St

Christmas Suggestions From J. M. Keyes & Store

A list of Christmas suggestions from J. M. Keyes & store appears in today’s paper. Also noted is a Willow Rebekah lodge group visiting Fidelity Rebekah lodge in Framingham Tuesday evening and an ornithology lecture by William Packard at the Unitarian vestry Saturday at 3 15 p m with no admission fee.

J. M. Keyes & Store Willow Rebekah Lodge Framingham Fidelity Rebekah Lodge Unitarian Vestry William Packard

Woman's Club learns of methods employed in sanitation talk

Concord Womans club and guests heard Daniel C. Palmer state sealer of weights and measures discuss faults in equipment and packaging used to mislead buyers. Mary Wiggin urged bakery inspection and better bread quality as part of public health efforts. Tea closed the program.

Concord Womans’ Club State Federation of Woman's Clubs Mrs. Tyler Mary Wiggin Consumers’ League Woman's Club Board of Health

Acton Notes Residents Travel and Local Updates

South Acton residents Hazel and Arline Stevenson return from a week with Uncle George Hodgen in Braintree. Edith Brown of Boston visits sister Mrs. W. Fletcher. Stella Richardson returns to Princeton after substituting in the vb M ticket office for Mrs. Lester Sawyer. Mrs. A G Senter and sons move to Boston for winter. Local club events and hydrant water pressure tests noted.

Hazel Arline Stevenson Braintree George Hodgen Edith Brown Boston W. Fletcher Stella Richardson Princeton Lester Sawyer A. G. Senter L. C. Hastings Woman's Club State Fire Inspector Insurance Frank Roche Ayer Mary Wheeler M. Tuttle Concord Acton Water Company Stow St Gard Clark A. H. Gilmore Harry B. Holt Somerville J. Katherine Richardson Mr. Desmond Harvard Acton Lodge

Congregational Church Sunday Services and Meetings

The Congregational Church lists Sunday morning worship on the topic Mysteries and an evening sermon The Parable of the Pharisee and Publican At 6 pm Sunday school and Men's Bible class at noon Friday prayer meeting at 730 pm The annual business meeting of the society was held Friday evening.

Congregational Church C. E Fe. In

Editor's little boy interprets “editary” as continued in

A quip from Washington Star humor column Rural Economy contrasts presidential wording with a child’s joke on vocabulary. Senator Sorghum asks about activities of officials in holding office. A comic exchange follows with Mrs Weevey and Silas debating comfortable shoes and prudence.

Senator Sorghum Washington Star Silas

Improved Idea for Dirigibles Masts in British Balloon Work

A fragment discusses dirigible mast design used by the British army. It notes masts with tops that receive balloon noses, forming cones for fitting the balloons. The text also references a quote about women and a mother telling orphan stories to calm disobedient children.

Jack Mary P Satt

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