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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1927

Page

11

Civil Service a Menace to Democracy Says Historian

Don C Seitz argues in Plain Talk that civil service reforms broadened corruption and created powerful employee unions that control politics. He claims tenure shields officeholders, weakens political participation, and alienates the public from municipal and state governance. He notes exams ease entry while primaries replace party influence for jobs.

Don C. Seitz Plain Talk Sureus Toy Eed Congress Lecures Civil Service Civil Service Reform

Evening entertainments conclude with battalion luncheon

After the Cup and Glove bouts organized by Privates Derry Loomer Byron and Frawley, a luncheon prepared by Sergeant Lawton and the Knowles Brothers, cooks of this organization, followed. Major Patrick F. O'Brien, the battalion commander, watched as an interested spectator.

Derry Loomer Byron Frawley Lawton Knowles ‘Brothers Patrick F. O’brien

Annursnac Grange Dance Friday Night

The Annursnac Grange will hold a dance Friday night in Association Hall with Broderick's Orchestra from Lowell.

Annursnac Grange Association Hall Broderick Lowell

Iceland Trip Recalls Lecturer's University Visit

Concords Unitarians Laymen's League met at First Parish vestry with a 7 P M supper. Rev Dr Johannes A C Fagginger Auer recalled his Iceland trip where he lectured at the University. Arthur Clark of National Sportsman's spoke on game preservation.

Concord Unitarian Laymen’s League Johannes A. C. Fagginger Auer Iceland Arthur Clark National Sportsman’s

Julia L Coburn Remembered In Concord Funeral

In December funeral rites were held for Julia L Coburn at her Concord home famed as her wooded retreat near Hawthorne’s era She valued nature literature and painting and supported local groups including the Red Cross Her life bridged Skowhegan Maine and Concord with a gentle hospitable spirit and Emerson inspired talks leaving a lasting memory of sincerity and helpfulness.

Julia L. Coburn Hawthorne Concord Woman's Club Red Cross Emerson Skowhegan Maine Hfe

Boxing Bouts Highlight Soldiers Evening Entertainment

After drill on Monday evening December 12 Co H members gathered in the company room for an officers led social. Three boxing bouts featured Private Dee versus Private Engerbretsen Private Breen versus Private Besco and Corporal Santora versus Private Melise. The bouts drew cheers as the participants proved capable at stopping their opponents. Privates Mongstad and Hope provided music with their dance and a lively finish.

Co. H Goggin Mac Eachern Dee Engerbretsen Breen Besco Coporal Santora Melise Mongstad Hope

Hawthorne East ern Star to Elect Officers Tonight

Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star holds its annual meeting at the Masonic Temple tonight. Readings of annual reports and officer elections for the coming year will take place. Supper at 6:30 served by a committee chaired by Mrs Anna F E Gale. Worthy Matron Mrs Ruth A Pratt presides at initiatory work assisted by Worthy Patron John Anderson.

Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Anna FE. Gale Ruth A. Pratt John Anderson Benjamin

Mystery Play The Cat and the Canary Set For Windsor Club

Dorby will be the soloist as the Windsor Club prepares a mystery play titled The Cat and the Canary. The cast has been chosen and rehearsals begin with a March first production date. Mrs. Colson returns home after spending Thanksgiving with relatives in Greenfield.

Windsor Club Mrs. Colson Greenfield

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