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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1915
Page
3
The Concord announces the 18 TV moving picture show debut at the State Armory this Saturday night. Program features first class pictures on a gold fibre screen with a Power machine touted as top on the market. Proceeds fund Armory equipment including an a nasium, pool table, and piano. organizers expect strong patronage.
Concord Woman's Club held its annual guest night at the Unitarian church with president Mrs. George M. Baker presiding. Samuel J. Elder, former Hague representative, spoke on Constructive Peace and described the League to Enforce Peace, its aims, and support from Taft allies, stressing a permanent tribunal with compulsory arbitration to avert future wars.
A partial roster of names appears in an advertised letters section including C. H. Clark Stuart J. Dunaven Philip Franklin George P. Ide Co. James Jackson John Handin Ernest P. Roberts F. R. Shepard Richmond Wheelwright and several Mrs and Misses such as F. A. Adams F. E. Colburn Elizabeth Calley Nettie Eldridge Ida Fossa Gilman Gibbs Harringtons and Wooldridge.
The Mother Goose fair at Cooperative hall hosted by the Congregational church Ladies Benevolent Society drew strong turnout. Gowned in nursery rhyme scenes, booths offered foods and crafts, with a country store centerpiece and a Japanese fan dance encore, plus vocal and pantomime numbers before a closing grand finale.
Over 200 stockholders met at the Alka Temperance hall on Main street to organize the First National Cooperative association. Officers named include Matti Nelson president Mikko Nokelainen treasurer Veeti Laitala secretary and Michael Kaikanen manager. Nine directors were elected under Judge Howard A. Wilson's direction. The group adopted by laws and paid in capital stock and expects to begin business early next week.
The entertainment committee includes Mrs. Daniel Goodenow Mrs. George H Gutters and Mrs. George Newton as they organize the ton's orchestra and chorus work for the event.
Librarian Mrs. Sara Nyman and assistant Miss Nellie May hosted Grace Whittemore, Hudson librarian, who toured the library Saturday. She praised its management and circulation and expressed pleasure with recent changes.
Holiday rush in the foreign money order department fades this year and remains lighter than past years. Since 1910 a decline hints at more savings and spending locally. Uncertain if large sums will be sent abroad after the war for passage or reconstruction costs. Foley & Co. ad offers a trial package of remedies for five cents via Johnson's Pharmacy Maynard.
Local citizens long endorsed and still trust Noan's Kidney Pills after Mrs. Alice H. Campbell of Marlboro reports relief from dizziness nervousness backache and irregular kidney action. She says she used the pills until well and would keep them for emergencies. Price 50 cents at Burke Drug Co. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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