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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1915

Page

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Maynard residents note social visits and club events

Maynard and surrounding towns see a flurry of visits from residents to Marlboro Hudson Manchester and Westboro. Attendees include Mrs Hannah Akroyd Miss May Sullivan and Miss Doris Kitchin with social calls at local homes. The Concord and Maynard Caledonian clubs plan an April 9 parish reunion at Sonic Hall.

May Sullivan Hudson P. J. Schnab Doris Kitchin Lawrence Edward Peterson Manchester N. H Arthur King Mary B William Stokes Marion Gault

Concords Busy Social Scene Promises Several Notable Events

CONCORD J. M. Keyes returns home after a major operation and hosts visitors. The Coon Club to hold its annual supper at the Colonial Inn with T. L. Coolidge sharing travels through Africa via stereopticon views. Valentine window at W. A Stevens draws crowds, while Mrs. Marion Booth Kelley lectures on The State for Citizenship class. Concord Grange plans an entertainment plus a mock trial led by Edward Caiger. Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pinafore tickets on sale for Monument Hall shows Feb 13 and 15. Several modest tenements for rent listed with L. N. Fowler.

J. M. Keyes Monument Coon Club Colonial Inn T. L. Coolidge Africa Concord Grange Edward B. Caiger Grace M. Hunt Roger Allen Maynard Brethren Associated Five Maynard Monument Hall H. N. Hudspeth

Dancing School Tragedy Deepens Town Sorrow

Little Lillian Mannion dies after sudden illness at dancing lesson in Concord Junction. She succumbs to cerebral hemorrhage before funeral at Help of Christians church with large attendance. Lillian, nearly 11, was praised for studies and gentle nature, as community grieves another drowning victim Oral Higgins.

Lillian Mannion Oral Higgins Lilian Mannion Thomas Mannion Christie Concord Junction Help of Christians Church Concord Lillian

Folly of Profanity in Confession and Weakness

The text argues against swearing in confession noting there is no scientific justification. It claims balanced people avoid expletives and view them as a weakness rather than a rational choice.

Seemly Life and Past Days Inspire Guidance

Fragmentary advice echoes Goethe on not fretting what is past and gone. It urges resilience and self improvement, hinting at a contact for help or guidance through L. N. Fowler at Concord Junction.

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