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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1914
Page
10
Maynard residents note revived commerce at the mill and rising confidence as the New Year nears. Notices mention town warrants, a special meeting to elect a moderator and review committees, and local district events.
Congregational Church outlines midweek and Sunday services with a Christmas pageant to be repeated one week after next Sunday. St George's Church lists Christmas Day Eucharist times, a children's service, and a detailed morning music order led by organists George W. Cuttell and Mary Papineau.
Alfred Carey becomes a new hostler at the woolen mills. A Far East letter opened under martial law mentions Bombay. A Baptist festival in West Acton is set for December 30. Temperance debate reports in church. Snow and wells, street work, and transport notes. Local visits, birthdays, and church orders. Orpingtons for sale by R. S. Christie.
A house owned by Mrs. James B. Wood and occupied by Timothy Cochrane on Bedford Street was gutted by a Sunday evening fire. Alarm at 4 40 p m brought the department. most damage confined to the upper story with water and smoke affecting the lower level. Loss estimated at 1000 to 1200 dollars. The Cochranes were in the house but alerted by neighbors.
The Concord board of selectmen revoked the moving picture permit held by Raymond J. Severens after exchanges with the Concord Woman's Club and complaints about uncensored films. Severens protested the decision, claiming surprise and fairness, with no other permits issued yet but several parties ready to apply, and Benjamin Derby seen as a likely local successor to oversee the operation.
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