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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1916

Page

3

Children’s recital under Miss Holt draws warm applause

The program by Miss Anna Holt’s pupils delighted the audience. Five Little Friends featured Laura Gault Harriet Naylor Thelma Veitch Phyllis Naylor Ruth Foster. Other pieces included Happy Days with Florence Jackson Dorothy Priest The Naughty Grasshopper Martha Vaananen Jeanette Johnree Ruth Veitch Dorothy Priest.

Anna Holt Miss Holt Laura Gault Harriet Naylor Thelma Veitch Phyllis Naylor Ruth Foster Florence Jackson Dorothy Priest Grasshopper Martha Vaananen Jeanette Johneeeereeeere

Div. 44 A C H elects officers at regular meeting

At the regular meeting of Div. 44, A C H held in the Masonic hall Prt officers were elected. William Moynihan was chosen scribe, John King Jr. is vice president, Pitt is listed, Liam Johnson sergeant at arms, Coliholley on the supper committee, and Dr. Ward Flaherty is physician. One candidate was initiated. Installation will occur at the next regular meeting.

Masonic Hall Prt William Moynihan John King, Jr Pitt Reat Coola Liam Johnson iColiholley Baward Flaherty

Elected Officers Installation At Next Meeting

Officials to be installed at the upcoming gathering of the Se Pens Ae community group. The notice indicates Fowler as a warden and outlines the installation event during the next meeting.

Voters Approve Constitutional Convention Call

A statewide vote approved calling and holding a Constitutional convention by 217 293 to 120 979 against. The first day of January was declared a legal holiday known as New Year’s Day with 312 678 in favor and 11 868 suppressed. A separate measure on public schooling was rejected by 209 624 in favor.

SPT Ueschinesten

Maynard describes busy holiday store life and clerk duties

The piece recalls Maynard noting the strain and bustle of clerks during the Christmas rush. It emphasizes the variety of customers from curious to distrustful and praises Jathan Welby for courteous treatment. Early shopping helps clerks avoid last minute fatigue and maintain Christmas cheer.

Jathan Welby

Appointment of Kenneth H. Damren as assistant director of publications

Kenneth H. Damren was appointed assistant director of publications. A resident for nine years, he is a college graduate and former school committee member. Damren has been active in the Progressive party and helped organize national support for Hiram Johnson's Eastern tour. He assumed duties on Thursday.

Kenneth H. Damren Aesistant Charles E. Burbank Mii Damiren Ball United States California Hiram Johnson Staten

Regular Meeting of Ladies’ Society at Congregational Church

The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies’ society of the Congregational Church met in the church parlors on Thursday. Mrs. Gilbert N. Hawkes and Mrs. George Smith played piano duet Love's Caprice. A supper was served with baked beans rolls assorted cake and coffee. The arrangements committee included Hawkes Hayward Guillow Haynes Goode and Ingham.

Gilbert N. Hawkes Fred. Hayward Charles Guillow A. T. Haynes Daniel Goodenow John Ingham

Narrow crossing metal tied to a train near Lynch's store

A train struck a person at a crossing in front of M. Lynch's store and he was thrown against a fence. The train stopped and the individual recovered with assistance reaching him before the conductor arrived.

M Etalie M. #. Lynch

Mr and Mrs Columbus Rainville Visit Worcester Sunday

Mr and Mrs Columbus Rainville motored to Worcester on Sunday to visit friends in the city.

Columbus Rainville Worcester City

Death of Emil Gustafson in Marlboro

Emil Gustafson died Friday after six weeks illness from heart trouble at age 32 at his parents home in Marlboro He was born April 21 1890 in Marlboro and lived in the town with Edith Wolfenden He worked as an express messenger between Boston and Marlboro and was a member of St George Episcopal church and several Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges Surviving are his wife his parents and sister Florence Funeral service was held at St George Episcopal Church with Masonic burial at Glenwood Cemetery.

Mra Emil Gustafson Glendale St Betts Marlboro Edith Wolfenden Maynard Public Wchools A. B. Papineau St. George's Church Charles A. Welch Glenwood Cemetery

Coal price falls to ten dollars a ton this week

The week saw coal price drop to ten dollars per ton and a one dollar decline. Market talk suggests mild weather may keep prices from rising again this winter. A new demurrage rule may release cars held on sidings, easing shipping bottlenecks that plagued coal shipments this year.

Morning Service Mention by Rev A Morrill Osgood

A fragment notes Rev A Morrill Osgood presiding at a morning service with a brief church reference. The garbled text indicates a sermon or greeting during Sunday worship and mentions church leadership.

A. Morrill Osgood

Pulpit Exchange and Slide Illustration Evening

A report describes exchanged pulpits with pastor Rey N. Rutan and a theatre program showing slides. Miss Greene from Wellesley College attends Smyrna themed events amid talk of war.

Reyick N. Rutan Miss Greene Wellesley College Smyrna

New Invention Claims Success Against Auto Theft

Jesse Sims announces a new combination parking theft prevention device for automobiles operated by Frank Feensy. Sims reports the invention is successful and ready for use.

Jesse Sims YO Gee Frank Feensy Sims

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