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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
6
Maynard officials are urged to file detailed year ahead budget requests and explanatory notes by January 1. Finance committee will review, hold hearings if needed, and publish a final report with recommendations in the annual town report. Also reprints changes to town meeting scheduling, shifting annual meetings to February and adding special meetings.
The Bedford rose pageant in the town hall Thursday evening benefited the local Parent-Teacher association. Miss L. B. Perrin of Lowell directed a pink rose decorated stage with children carrying roses. Featured roles included rose queen Gladys Stone and maidens Lillian English Ethel Comley. The program listed numerous solos marches and dances led by Dorothy Murray Warren Blake and Mrs. Ross K Whiton among others.
A peculiar trait of deaf cats is their strong foot pad sensitivity making it hard for a heavy animal to approach from behind without warning. The text notes how even a slight tremor can alert the animal.
The annual Socialist society event at Parker street hall drew a large audience. Members showcased progress with marches drills parallel bars and flying horse routines. The program featured a Imatra band selections club drills a pyramids display a one act farce Undele and a concluding dance.
Sunday morning service at 10 45 featured Christmas music and a pastor Rev Frederick N Rutan sermon. The program included a Christmas cantata Adoration sung by the choir directed by Jen Baxter with soloists Bert Lawton Mrs Roy Emerick Beatrice Sunderland George Coggswell.
Christmas day dawn service at 6 00 am with Rev. A Berggreen delivering the sermon. On Sunday the 26th evening service at o clock includes sermons and baptism. December welcomes five new church members.
Edward Coughlin manager of the high school baseball team reports success in arranging a schedule. Games booked include Marlboro Hudson Southboro and Concord as well as Charlestons high for April 19. Openers planned April 3 or 5 with Concord. Pending dates with Wayland and Lexington.
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