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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1914

Page

6

Christmas Bazaar at St George's Guild Draws Large Crowds

The Ladies Guild of St George's Episcopal church held its annual Christmas bazaar with a sale and supper. Booths sold candies, aprons, and handmade items. the mystery table and winter scene booth attracted steady trade. Supper served 5 to 7 drew a large attendance and boosted the fund. A later obituary notes a local man born in Edinburgh who lived here nine years and was mourned by many.

Ladies’ Guild St. George's Episcopal Church Mary Papineau Beatrice Cuttle Joseph Parkin George W. Clark Booth Wilson Cuttle Hazel Easthope Mary Sales Laura Parlin Eliza Roberts Paul Wilson Ernest Boothroyd Harry Andrews

Death of Andrew Rogers Strikes Town Friends

Andrew Rogers a native of Scotland died at his daughter Mrs James Frazier home Friday morning at 2 10 of heart failure. The death came as a surprise to many friends though he had been ill for months. He was confined to bed only two days.

Andrew Rogers Andrew Rodgers James Frazier

Christmas Music at Congregational Church Program

Christmas Sunday services at the Congregational church feature morning worship with a sermon by the pastor an organ prelude and postlude by Herbert Lawton the cantata Hope of the World directed by William Baxter soloists Miss Beatrice Sunderland and Miss Doris Kitchin and a full choir participation An evening program directed by Mrs. Albert Day includes Sunday school readings prayer a welcome by Rev. Frederick N. Rutan a bass choir tableaux Star Cross and Crown and performances by Miss Edith Garlick and Miss Phyllis Quirk.

Herbert Lawton William Baxter Beatrice Sunderland Doris Kitchin Albert Day Frederick N. Rutan Harry Day Boa Cles Edith Garlick Phyllis Quirk

Christmas Service at M. B. Church Program

A Christmas service is set for Sunday December 20 at the M B Church with a special sermon and music. The order includes volun tary pieces Peace on Earth organ and piano violin hymn White Shepherds Apostles Creed Anthem Behold I Bring You Good Tidings prayer responses and readings. Soloists Misses Jennie Naylor Grace Parkin organist Miss B Batley and Mrs Alva Dockerty with violins F Goetler and W Riihiluo performing.

M. B C. Simper Haibpecewais G. F. Handel C. Meineke F. C Spence R. S. Willis Rr A. M. Osgood Harding Archer Jennie Naylor Grace Parkin A. Cheney B. Batley Alva’ Dockerty F. Goetler W. Riihiluo

Hostess Grace Parkin Hosts Senior Class Gathering

Miss Grace Parkin acted as hostess to the members of the senior class of the high school at her home on the occasion described.

Grace Parkin

Pleasant Street evening program with solos and gifts

A Wednesday evening event on Pleasant Street featured piano solos by Miss Gertrude Haynes and George Cuttell, vocal solos by Miss Grace Parkin, and chorus singing. Games and refreshments followed, with Grace Parkin receiving a gold brooch presented by class president Raymond Smith on behalf of the class.

Pleasant St. List Gertrude Haynes George Cuttell Grace Parkin

Ladies' Auxiliary Elects Officers and Plans Installations

At the Ladies' Auxiliary Number 33 meeting in Masonic hall rooms on Monday evening, officers were elected including Mrs James McCarthy as president and Mrs David Kingsley as vice president. A committee was named to arrange officer installation and a cantata with a Bethlehem courtyard story was discussed along with a Christmas program and tree on Christmas Eve.

Ladies’ Auxilary Masonic Hall James Mc Carthy David Kingsley Cecilia O’toole Inez Scully Mary Driscoll Treas Mary Flannery M. of A George Kaler Walter J. Browne

A Sacred Cantata “A Rose of Bethlehem” at church

The sacred cantata will be performed under Mrs. Howard A. Wilson in the Methodist Episcopal church. Singers include William Johnston Margaret Gates Ama Greenhalgh Dana Jones Albert Hodgess Robert Jackson Lindsay Smith Miriam Kempton. The program features choruses shepherds pilgrims and street singing.

Ers Grace Parkin Edna Hinchcliffe Marion Wilson Lindsay Smith Bethlehem Mizpeh Malachi el Capitan Damascus Persia Howard A. Wilson Methodist Episcopal Church William Johnston Margaret Gates Ama Greenhalghe Dana Jones Albert Hodgess Robert Jackson Miriam Kempton

Congregational Church Announces Midweek and Christmas Services

Rev. Frederick N. Rutan invites members to a midweek service this Wednesday at 7 30 with the topic Our Heritage. Christmas Sunday will feature a sermon and a cantata Hope of the World, followed by Sunday school at noon and a Y P S C E meeting at six with the topic A Useful.

Frederick N. Rutan

Population estimates of ancient Rome and city housing

The text cites estimates of ancient Rome’s population from figures by Gibbon and Baker, noting one figure around 1 200 000 and another suggesting 2 000 000. It also states Rome’s walled city contained 48 332 habitations during Theodosius’s era, typically multi story structures.

Rome Ancient Gibbon Baker Montesquieu Theodosius

First Public Playgrounds Spread Across the Nation

The early playground movement began with Boston's 1886 public ground. By 1894 Chicago built its first public playground as the movement expanded nationwide.

Boston Chicago

Delicious Fresh Fish at Lowest Prices Always

A local market advertises a broad range of in season delicacies with daily low prices and a specialty in fresh fish for meticulous housewives seeking the best quality.

Red Cross Seals Raise Nearly Two Million Over Six Years

The Red Cross Seals campaign has raised about 1.9 million dollars in six years through holiday charity stamps. Originating during the Civil War era, the stamps funded anti tuberculosis causes and children's hospitals. Emily P. Bissell helped popularize the seal concept in Delaware, with early efforts expanding into multiple countries before becoming a staple fundraiser in the United States.

Red Cross Portugal Switzerland Austria Denmark Norway Russia Sweden Fie Emily P. Bissell United States

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Roger Bros Joel Butterworth Maynard Edinburgh Scotland Thomas Bell William Dunn Lawrence James Newcastle Eng Thomas Scottish France McKinley St Glenwood Cemetery William and John Dorothy Priest Elizabeth Elson Hazel Hamblen City of David Lillian Garrick Florence Mann Harry Fowler Handel Congregational Church Thomas Healy
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