16 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1914
Page
1
Miss Kathryn Powers visits Boston relatives while George Gove spends time in Waltham with the Randells. Many locals attend dances, meetings, and hospital or work-related events. The Standish quartet appears for Maynard lodge, and Burns anniversary plans unfold with the Concord and Maynard Caledonian clubs.
Miss Celia McDonald spent Saturday in Boston attending theatre while Patrick Gull bought a new horse for winter use on the rural free delivery. Edna Dennison of Maynard acts as night operator during Miss Mary Grimes absence. John Lynch’s photo appears in Telephone Topics illustrating new processes used by New England Tel Co. Christmas tree outfits at Wix’s recently. Flashlight sale attracts many buyers. Samuel Lufkin, John M. Keyes and Robert Worcester travel to Chicago for the American Road Builders Association convention. Road department adds two exits on Everett street barn for fire safety. J. R. Beharrel leads the work. Several modest tenements for rent via L. N. Fowler Concord Junction.
Heating firm urges immediate repair before winter with prompt service and skilled workers under supervision. Reasonable charges promised and a focus on comfort and economy for the remainder of the cold season.
Concord Junction reports good skating conditions and a well packed sidewalk after crushed stone was laid on Hill Street. Boston Harness Co. business hinges on foreign orders. A misprint corrected the director’s name from Helen Kirk to Hazel Kirk. Florence Davol Batt of River to Nicholas Hemion announced as married. Francia Joyce injures head slipping on ice. jaw and cheekbone damaged. out of work for a month.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a Washington Star snippet with phrases about explaining to someone at home and constituents arguing among themselves. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or identities.
A rental request appears in classified form noting the contact for application as L N Fowler Company. Details on property type or location are not fully legible.
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