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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1915

Page

5

Maynard Braves Banquet at Henry Connors Residence

Maynard community affair with the Braves and Feds bowling teams hosting a banquet at Henry Connors residence on Main Street. The Braves bore the costs after a recent defeat, featuring a roastmaster speech, a second series challenge, musical performances by local artists, and a singing contest judged by William P. Scully.

Braves Henry Connors Henry. Connors Main St Feds Conek Thomas King William P. Scully Hugh Connors Herbert Lemoine Maynard Symphony Orchestra George Stuart Drum Rosary Ore Lynch Michael George Wil’ Hhe Renna el” Tagare J. Lynch Tipperary

Dance party stranded by train wreck in Gleasondale

About 18 Gleasondale youths returning from a Hudson armory dance were left overnight when a C M and H streetcar derailed. An officer housed them in the Gleasondale town hall, they passed time with mock trials and games, and reached home next morning by steam buses.

Gleasondale Armory Hudson

Congregational Church Announces Services and Events

The Congregational Church lists midweek services with a theme Religion and Business and a Thursday Ladies Benevolent society meeting. A union Y P S C E rally follows, with a February 22 convention plans for Concord Junction. Also reported are local births, marriages, a fall injury, and school disruptions due to a storm.

Clergy Officiate Two Consecutive Day Weddings in Boston

Saturday and Sunday produced two weddings officiated by Rev Jacob B Grigorieff and Rev John Sheehan at St Bridget and a Sunday ceremony at St Casimir. The Sunday list includes Miss Mary Wolaznis with Stanislaus Andruszkiewicz and Miss Anthonia Piacewicz with Raphael Siergiej, Miss Any Podlowska with Joseph Pyszka, and Miss Michalina Miskieniade with Joseph Stefaniowicz. The last groom is a soldier who served in the Russian army in the Russo Japanese War.

Jacob B. Grigorieff Boston John Sheehan St. Bridget’s St. Casimir’s Church Francis Joublonski Mary Wolaznis Stanislaus Andruszkiewicz Anthonia Piacewicz Raphael Siergiej Any Podlowska Joseph Pyszka Michalina Mizkieniade Joseph Stefaniowicz

Poets Night Delights Grange Meeting at I O C F Hall

Maynard Grange held a Poets Night at the I O C F hall on Tuesday evening. The program featured piano solos by Miss Oliver Morgan, a quartet of Beatrice Sunderland, Nellie Sunderland, and Mabel Bishop, readings by Miriam Kempton, and mandolin solos by Ralph H. Cheney. The sketch on Longfellow’s life was presented by Mabel Bishop.

Maynard Grange Miriam Kempton Ralph Hi Cheney Mabel G. Stanley Nellie Sunderland Mabel B. Bishop Beatrice B. Sunderland Oliver Morgan Genevieve Coughlin Ralph H. Cheney Everett J. Toop

Change in Date for Town Meeting on Schoolhouse Matter

The special town meeting date to act on the schoolhouse matter has been changed to February 16. Albert Haynes, a well known Watertown architect, was the guest of Mr and Mrs Alfred T Haynes earlier this week.

Albert Haynes Watertown Alfred T. Haynes

Expression of thanks for kindness after bereavement

The undersigned express heartfelt thanks for every kind effort shown during their recent bereavement. Mrs Ellen Brothers Mrs Timothy Duggan Misses Mary and Frances Brothers send gratitude to relatives and friends. Lost A Cameo brooch between Elm street and downtown Friday afternoon. Reward. 5 Parker street.

Ellen Brothers Timothy Duggan Mary Frances Brothers Elm St Parker St

Out of Date Social At Epworth League Event

The fourth entertainment of seven by Epworth League members was a vestry social at the M E church Monday evening. Attendees wore out of date costumes and followed an out of date program with vocal selections by Miss Bertha Batley and Miss Grace Parkin, readings by Miss Mary Parkin, and humorous games.

Businegg Union Church Concord Junction Epworth League M. E. Church Bertha B. Batley Grace Parkin Mary Parkin Emma Greenhalghe Miriam Kempton Nettie Gertrude Reynard

Magdalene chapter installs new officers in Masonic hall

At Magdalene chapter O B S a meeting in Masonic hall installed recently elected officers led by Mrs Bme Starr King P G M of Boston and others. A collation followed served byMrs Emma Johnson with members listed. Lizzie Chandler received a Past Matron Jewel. Juliette McCarthy visits Worcester friends. Rev Browne tenure resumes St Bridget’s mass. Ralph Shattuck visits Baker Oregon.

Magdalene Chapter Masonic Hall Bme Starr King Boston P. M Florence F. Charles Concord Junction G. M Clara B. Maynard C.G Thomas Deane Emma Johnson Iistollutns Mary Jones Sadie Dwinell Annie Naylor Mary Hickland Lizzie Chandler St. Bridget’s Church Walter J. Browne Ralph Shattuck Baker, Ore Sidney B. Shattuck

Hurlburt-Rogers ships four machines and sees steady demand

South Sudbury reports the Hurlburt-Rogers Machine Co shipping four machines across the water in a busy week as orders continue. Local residents Fred L. Gardner and Mrs. Gardner visited friends, and Bell with family spent the Sabbath in Townsend. Mrs. A C Cutter hosted a call from her daughter Mrs. Eyton of Waltham. Boston visitors stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Libby. Atherton W. Rogers stopped by with his daughter, and Parmenter & Co supplied cement for the dairy barn at Nobscot farm. Marie Fisher, once of the place, visited relatives, and Sydney W. Goodnow from Framingham spent Sunday with his parents. W. B. Miles of Little Brown & Co in Cambridge has returned to work after a brief absence.

Hurlburt-Rogers Machine Co Fred L. Gardner Cambridge

Memorial Church Notes Rev Brooks Praises Lincoln Sermon

Rev Brooks preached at Congregational Church using the opening Bible words In the beginning God to stress God from the start and now. In the evening he spoke on Abraham Lincoln. despite a storm a good number attended. A church business meeting is set for Wednesday evening. all members urged to attend.

Mr. Brooks Congregational Church God Abraham Lincoln

Mare’s milk as oldest intoxicant and favorite tipple

The fragment notes mare’s milk as the oldest intoxicating beverage and mentions fermentation and a favored use, but the surrounding details are unclear and incomplete.

Balzac Quote on patience and steadfastness in life

A Balzac aphorism reflects on maintaining patience when ignored and steadiness when praised, highlighting the tension between inner truth and outward attention.

How to make paper transparent using a chemical solution

A historical note describes a method to render paper transparent by applying a solution of white wax two ounces absolute alcohol fifteen ounces and other one ounce. The mixture initially appears muddy but after a few minutes the clear liquid can be poured off and saved for use.

Quote from Oscar Wilde on war and culture

If we are tempted to make war upon another nation we shall remember that we are seeking to destroy an element of our own culture possibly its most important.

Oscar Wilde

Perseverance Means Success

A concise motivational line asserts that perseverance ensures achievement and that nothing is impossible for those who have a strong will.

What Is a Goolie and Its Meaning in History

A Tatler note defines goolie as an Asiatic laborer not in skilled work, mainly Indians Chinese and sometimes Japanese, who leave their country under service contracts to labor elsewhere. It clarifies the term is not synonymous with negro and reflects historical usage in labor and industry contexts.

India China Japan

Efficiency of Arc Lamps in High Pressure Atmosphere

A report studies arc lamp efficiency under high atmospheric pressure. It notes arc temperature rose from about 4609 to 7500 per F and brightness increased accordingly, comparing to ordinary conditions.

Samvarer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Crawford Maynard Fleven Dahl's H. Ledgard Fredrick N. Rutan Ladies’ Benevolent Society Christian Endeavor American Powder Co Herbert Lawton Jeremiah Kelleher Oxford House Daniel Goodenow Mass. General Hospital Loretta Mullin Bancroft St B. C. Robinson Stark Bros. Nurseries and Orchards Middlesex House A. J. Robinson Clinton Kansas Phoenix C. E Juliette McCarthy Worcester South Sudbury Balzac Maine Dell Dale Farm Mass Leon Oy Massachestis Middaa Daniel Gaid Uianonen Charles J. Sccature Housand Pine Hundred W. A Haynes
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