Dell Dale Farm Offer Near Concord Junction Massachusetts
Saturday or Sunday sale details for Dell Dale Farm located at Concord Junction Massachusetts. Availability and terms not fully specified in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1915
Page
7
Saturday or Sunday sale details for Dell Dale Farm located at Concord Junction Massachusetts. Availability and terms not fully specified in the fragment.
The Maynard Massachusetts collector announces tax sales for several parcels in Maynard including land on Pine Street Agton Street and High Street. Parcels will be offered February 23 1915 at 10 A M for payment of taxes with interest costs and charges unless discharged.
A street delivery note states a wagon will bring sweets tomorrow to Junction and offers a pound priced at 38e per pound with prompt postal service today.
A Friday night concert in Concord Junction featured the Kitchen orchestra in Aid of Help of Christians church. The hall was packed with over 100 turned away. performers included Edward Loughlin, Florence Hale, Stella Snowball and John McCleary with a playful program of humor and music using kitchen implements to produce real music. A repeat performance is planned for February 12 with new specialties and dancing after.
After 16 years in prison work, Supt Baker resigns and departs to Lowell. Col C B Adams takes over this week. Deputy Supt Percy W Allen presents a diamond ring in the staff room. Inmates later present a clock and parchment during chapel services, thanking him for unity and service.
Friday afternoon Dr. David P. Scannell spoke to the West Concord Woman's club on cooperation of home and school and how mothers and teachers can support each other. Music by Mrs. Wallace Conant preceded a forthcoming talk by Ruth Bachel der on Dollars and Sense in Left Overs.
John Whalen undergoes surgery at the Maas General Hospital. Miss Mary Byron attends a post office association event in Mechanics Hall Boston hosted by her brother George Byron former association president. Lenten Study class opens at the Manse on Walden Street under the Woman's Board of Missions Auxiliary with Miss Dorothy Tewksbury in charge. A moving picture show at Association Hall Cordwood Junction screens The Million Dollar Mystery. Woman's club executive meeting at Mrs Ripley Bartlett's discussed dues methods to be raised at the next meeting February 8. Trinitarian church plans political night February 9 with ex senator Charles F McCarthy and Senator Geo H Ellis. Ruth Burrill visits Frank H Burrill on Commonwealth Ave for the weekend. Despite bad weather a strong Odd Fellows Hall turnout heard Rev J Herbert Yeomans of Boston.
Concord council and the Knights of Columbus defeated the White Sox in a close bowling contest by 3 pins. The match took place Thursday evening with a tight finish and a slim margin separating the teams.
Dr. Rufus W. Stimson will speak Friday evening at the town hall on The Massachusetts Plan for State Aided Agricultural Schools. The talk will include slides from Concord and other areas. Admission is free and a large audience is hoped. The Concord WCTU moved its meeting to Tuesday February 9 due to a severe storm.
The D A R Old Concord Chapter hosts its annual guest day on February 18 at the First Parish Meeting House. Mrs Ralph M Kirkland, Regent of Minute Men Chapter, will speak on Grandmother's Attic Treasures with vocal selections by Mrs Wallace B Conant.
Article notes about the global mule estimate of 7,500,000 animals, with more than half residing in the United States, highlighting the country’s large share of the world mule population.
The quote notes that parents without college diplomas are graduates of the school of experience and that their children are freshmen in that learning journey. It frames parental wisdom as a form of lifelong education shaping guidance and resilience.
A concise moral note quotes a saying that it is a sin to suspect others of wrongdoing while noting that misjudgments are rare. The line frames trust as virtuous and caution as prudent in daily life.
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