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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1914
Page
4
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At the annual meeting the Con cord council elected officers for the coming year. Michael Hopkins was chosen president Edward McKenna as vice president John Dempsey recording secretary Charles J Hogan financial secretary John Manning treasurer Patrick Hanson vice guard at arms Michael Feehan inside guard The installation is planned for January A committee including Michael J Collins Robert Woodlock James Powers David Carey Patrick Hanlon was named to organize the event.
Concord high school has bought the St Andrews board track for winter use on the playground to train a relay team. The 1 12 mile lap track, in good condition, aims to boost indoor meet performances this season. The school recalls its 1909 BA A big meet entries and hopes current material can restore past strong showings.
A misc note suggests frog legs are claimed useful to humans while frogs primarily benefit from moving and training. text presents a playful contrast between human appetite and amphibian mobility.
The Concord Bank of Concord will hold its annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday January 12 1915 at 3 45 o clock p m at the banking house for the choice of directors and other business. C F Heywood cashier Concord Mass December 9 1914.
Rev. Charles Johnson a former Concord pastor and Harvard graduate is named deputy warden at Sing Sing. The Brooklyn Daily Magazine notes Osborne’s plan to elevate Sing Sing’s efficiency with Johnson, a longtime charity and delinquency study expert, taking up duties soon.
Concord Mass December hearing on Frank B Sanborn vs Concord Board of Health is postponed for three months. Loomis explains he cannot rule before Superior Court decision in a related case and continues the matter without arraignment. Sanborn vows to appeal and argues constitutional limits on sewers.
A December meeting of the Concord Market Gardeners at Ripley school reviewed greenhouse fumigation asparagus storage and marketing. H F Tompson of Massachusetts Agricultural College spoke on experimental work, with two days of farmer visits and a school department led event showcasing department transportation.
The Concord Tribune lists advertised letters including Til Brunel Victor, A Eliason Olaf Groneng John Kerr H Porter Owen O Neill Ed Roberge John Storra Emma S Carter Mary Davis Harrison Hunt Thomas Miles Daisy Nichols and others awaiting recipients.
Mass Agricultural College Extension Dept schedules an Extension school in Concord from February 1 to 5. The program covers Soil Fertility Dairying Fruit Growing Poultry Raising and Home Arts with practical demonstrations and home maker activities for women. The course runs Monday noon to Friday afternoon with 9 am to 12 pm sessions and 1 pm to 4 pm afternoon sessions.
Bennie tells his mother he is using candle-fastened tacks as tail lights for geese claiming honkers are in front. The quirky scene unfolds in Youngstown as Bennie explains his odd fix.
Timothy Sheahan of Rockport sues for 110 in art by Frank E. Cutter of Concord after a June 10 1913 collision damaging his automobile. The will of William M. Casey of Maynard died 1914 dated April 15 1918 leaves 15000 real estate and 2500 personal property to wife Delia M Casey with executrix named. The Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Co faces a 50 tort suit from Mather W Flavin of Concord after a August 22 accident on Davis Road West Bedford injuring her when the car left the rails and struck a tree.
New England fruit growers push better grading and packing for market success. Concord High School Agricultural Department will run an evening apple packing class the first week of January starting Monday Jan 4 at 7 30. Fee 1.90 covers materials. Albert W Doolittle is the instructor and registrations are limited.
The armory contract award is delayed after bids reveal feasible improvements. Bids will be resubmitted with hardwood finish throughout and granite or cement entrance as originally planned. Final decision expected in a few days. On Wednesday evening Albert L. Squier lectures at Concord Lyceum on South America of Today and Tomorrow.
The new telephone system goes live late Saturday night December 19. Beginning December 25 subscribers are told to call Central by lifting the receiver without ringing. Instructions explain how to reconnect and how to use divided ringing as lines are renumbered.
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