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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1914

Page

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Holiday Visitors and College News Mentioned in Local Notes

The column notes Mackenzie visiting the Bass family over the holidays and Smith College study by a Miss Nechel Soy. Mr and Mrs Bernard Qua hosted Henry Que over the break. A large turnout attended the C. H. S. mat reunion in Concord with a full report promised in the Concord column. Posts announce a steamship vacation event by Comus sailing from New York to New Orleans.

Mackenzie Herbert Bass Allen Alfred’ Ia Har Colleges Nechel Soy Smith College Bérnard Qua Henry Que Concord Lange New. York New

Concord Social Week Sees Visits Dances and Lectures

Mr. and Mrs. Tolman and children visit West Acton relatives over the holiday. Browning club resumes Jan 5 after a Christmas break. Christmas visitors include Mr. and Mrs. How and Hubard Jr. in Chatham. Town youths plan to attend a Tennis club dance in West Acton Friday. Mrs. Rolfe to address Maynard W C T U and Mothers’ cantata at West Acton Baptist Sunday evening. German Town visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Moore and Mildred Pope. Christmas goods sale advertised by Stevens. Local residents host and visit during holidays. Water pipes burst during recent cold spell. W L Hubbard to entertain open land merchants. The Christmas trade picks up late. A masquerade New Year party planned at town hall. Maude Hunt convalescent. sister Helen Hunt assists in store. Vesper service at First Meeting House draws crowds. Ruth Robinson engaged to Caleb Henry Wheeler. Robinson graduate of Vassar 1912. Scottish Players perform The Cotter’s Saturday Night at Monument Hall. Town hall busy as new closing law affects book deadlines. Mrs. Alice Hinsman assisting. Mrs Henry F P Smith Jr hosts Musteal club Jan 12 with Civil War to present day music. Medium priced tenements for rent listed.

Charles Tolman West Iketon Browning Club Walter N. How Hubard Jr W. L. Hubbard Concord Massachusetts Country Club Maude Hunt M I Helen Hunt Ck Jr George Robinson Watertown Fairhay‘en Bay Ruth Caleb Henry Wheeler Vassar College Concord Lyceum Monument Hall Sudbury Rd William Holly Mystic Conn John Worcester Thomas Wright Fred Chandler Rochdale H. A. Oxner South Framingham Marion Keene Medford Charles Keene Maud Ryley Attlebar Amory Maynard Vera Lawton Madeline Wall Framingham Hospital John MacDonald Inez Maplewood R. I Helen Jewell Daniel Coughlin Peterboro N. H Bert Manchester Gertrude Grace Haynes Marcella Sullivan Raymond Wilford Hooper Columbus Rainville George O’brien Dana Jones Leslie Sims Utah Colonial Theatre Boston John W. Flood Albert Larkin Assabet Institution For Savings Haynes George Turner Concord and Maynard Caledonial Robert Naylor Hall Hl Comeau Littleton the Rocks J. J. Glessner International Harvester Co Chicago Mass

Maynard and Stoughton Families Share Christmas Week

Local residents enjoyed Christmas week with relatives across towns including Maynard Stoughton Waltham Burlington Somerville Acton Worcester Roxbury Framingham Medford Peterboro Manchester by the Sea and Boston. The notes list visits from many residents such as Mary Leithead Ida Kidney Marion Day Ethel Nordberg Maud Ryley and Raymond Raymond Jr and describe the Assabet institution project painting and a Robert state anniversary concert planning.

Mary Leithead Stoughton Ida Kidney Waltham Albert Randell Maple St Marion Day Burlington Albert Day Acton St Ethel Nordberg Somerville John Nordberg George H. Gutteridge George W Mary Binns Auchinndale Thomas Binns Hillside St

The Golden Rule in War Time Observed Unanimously

The piece argues that observing the Golden Rule defends weaker nations against stronger powers and is essential for a peaceful morally ordered world. It notes the actions were taken unanimously and firmly.

Union Church Weekly Sermons and Meetings

Sunday morning sermon titled Have a eraen followed by an evening New Year s sermon upon An Open Door. Annual church business meeting set for Tuesday evening Jan. 5. The amenugi society meets Tuesday evenings Jan. 12. Also a note on gravitation and delicate filaments and the mystery of manufacture.

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Triumph of Womanly Nature in a Budding Novelist Tale

A fragment describes a budding novelist departing from hackneyed plots after learning of a false lover. She falls into an initial burst of emotion then channels her energy into a desperate flirtation with another man, signaling a turn toward new narrative impulses.

United States Ordnance Production Overview

The United States government maintains Watervliet New York as its main ordnance arsenal and the former primary armaments depot for the navy. Most smaller arms are manufactured by private companies.

United States Ordnance United States Ordnance

Unclear Fragments Point To Legal Notice

Fragmentary text references tenancy and a petition or application to L. N. Fowler, seeking rental or lease action. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable.

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L. N. Fowler Concord Junction Sidney J McCleary Main Maynard Swift Poe P. H. Murphy Louis Peel Naylor Tigi Sutter’s Colonial Inn Old Concord Concord, Mass TAL A. G. Ziegler Phone John A. Finigan Telephone Aes Walden Hall Main St UNION Comcord Junction
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