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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1900
Page
6
Poem fragment celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ with exalted language. Mentions Christ the Everlasting Lord and Emmanuel, with angels singing and the Incarnate Deity highlighted.
A narrator recounts a Christmas event at Miss Glendon’s home that reveals his failing health and a collapse as the dining hall sinks, nearly killing many. The incident forces him from an unstable post as manager, alters his life, and leaves him estranged from the woman he loves.
A column discusses the enduring appeal of the Madonna in art from early masters to modern painters. It highlights Raphael’s Sistine Madonna as the pinnacle, Murillo’s Madonna of the Napkin, the Madonna della Sedia, Bodenzhausen’s Madonna, Hebert’s Virgin of Deliverance, and Torqueread’s poetic Virgin among others, tracing legends and reception across centuries.
Maynard community pages report officers elected for Mispah society and Amsabet chapter with meetings set for Thursday and Monday. Anna Holt returns from Tilton Academy. Christmas tree event at St. Bridget's. cooperative ball Sunday afternoon. Local business features praise for Haynes Metropolitan store in Maynard with expanded floors, new departments, and Dahl & Co jewelry and optical shop offerings.
A devotional verse chants healing under His wings and praises the Sun of righteousness Holy Father Holy Son Holy Spirit Three in One. It honors Charles Wesley as the author and praises the Holy Trinity across ages.
The piece notes that Christmas gifts by the children of the school will be presented at the same time, indicating a planned event and student involvement.
The rummage sale held last Friday and Saturday by the B society at Naylor’s drew a large crowd. It helped many homemakers clear surplus items while raising a thoughtful sum of money for the society. Committee members Mrs W K Dennis Tom, Miss Hattie Page, Miss Jennie Adams, Annie Adams, Mary Peters and Sam Townsend organized the event and thanked contributors and helpers.
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