Obscure Post Office Taxation Case Noted
A terse entry notes a close matter under the act of Privileges involving a Post Office tax issue, listing a manager and references to a 1008 case number without broader context.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
6
A terse entry notes a close matter under the act of Privileges involving a Post Office tax issue, listing a manager and references to a 1008 case number without broader context.
Local notices list bank treasury reports and auction items from Concord Massachusetts. It includes mentions of savings institution actions, lists of residents with amounts owed or due, and classified ads for rent jobs and household items. The fragment shows dates 1912 1913 and names such as Charles Be Brown and Miss Holland with addresses in Concord and surrounding towns.
Norman Smith attends State Grange meeting in Springfield. Mrs. Marry Tuttle ill at Bedford Street home. Christmas services at Trinity church and Sunday school events planned. A fatal streetcar accident near Brigham’s Corner claims John Brown of Concord aged 79. Army veteran and local farmer buried with honors at First Parish church.
Amateur players staged a lively comedy Thursday and Friday night featuring Samuel H. Tuttle as Mr. Glibb whose sole vocal shout of Hooray drew laughs. Cast members included Mrs. Richard F. Wood, Allen French, George F. Root, Dora L. Kerwin, Olive Gage, Gordon Hutchins, and Gordon Keyes with Enid Lovell and others delivering strong supporting turns. The Funhouse Bombay House scenes and a vivid interior stage design impressed a large holiday audience.
Edward Clahane a Concord resident and longtime probation officer died Friday afternoon at his Walden Street home after several months of lead poisoning He was born September 12 1867 son of the late Mr and Mrs John Clahane He worked in painting with Craig and Clahane later led the Concord police department and served as clerk of the court He leaves a wife three sons and three siblings The funeral Monday at St Bernard s Church was well attended Interment followed at St Bernard s Cemetery A concert by the Concord Musical Club will be held tonight to benefit the program
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