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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1914

Page

7

South Sudbury Church Attendance and Local Updates

Go to Church Sunday drew a larger crowd than usual though attendance remains below ideal. Other news notes Shirley Sanborn’s dogwood injury while chopping wood. George J. Raymond's Sunday at his country residence. Mrs. O F Nelson recovering from a prior ankle sprain. Hurlburt Rogers Machine Co. operates three days weekly due to scarce orders. Station Agent H H Whitney leaves for a three week Pacific coast trip with Seattle visits. W B Fay and J K Callahan cover duties. Mt Nobscot house progresses for Boston parties with more to come. Whitman Ace of Yonkers visited. high school alumni masquerade ball set for Feb 14 in town hall.

Ira T. Moore Shirley Sanborn George J. Raymond O. F. Nelsons Hurlburt Rogers Machine Co H. H. Whitney Pacific Coast Seattle Canadian Pacific Whitman Ace Yonkers N. Y Town Hall

R M Prentiss Electrical Contractor

R M Prentiss acts as electrical contractor in Concord Junction offering services by phone Conn.

Concord Junction

Sudbury Men's Club Plans Four 1914 Entertainments

At the February meeting the Sudbury Men's Club adopted four entertainments for 1914 Masquerade ball minstrel show stereopticon lecture and musicale. The group supports building a hall in South Sudbury and urges civic cooperation from all town sections. Two events will be held in the town hall to share entertainments among center north and outskirts. The 275th town anniversary is discussed for harmony and successful results. P W Jones chairs the masquerade ball committee and G P Oviatt the musical show. The other committees will be announced.

Sudbury Cencer P. W. Jones G. P. Oviatt

Sudbury Church Services and Local Notes

The Sudbury community reports morning discourse at the M B church from John 5 12 and an evening address on Abraham Lincoln. Levi Wheeler of North Sudbury plans a well on his greenhouse farm with a constant water supply. Mr and Mrs Berrie of Waltham visited the Hadleys. Miss Norris ill, Mrs Fisher stood in as primary teacher. Rev Whitaker of Saxonville spoke at M B church about fundraising. Midweek prayer at Mrs Amelia Goodnow’s South Sudbury. John Buzzell travels to Sy field to demonstrate photographs. Joseph Loring paints at Music Hall. Medgers, Miner and Bruce drilling a well on the Ferden property.

M. B& Church John Abraham Lincoln Levi Wheeler North Sudbury Berrie Waltham Lawrence Hadley Miss Norris Fisher Whitaker Saxonville M Amelia Goodnow South Sudbury John Buzzell Syfield Joseph Loring Music Hall

Woman's club debate on voting ends with affirmative win

The Woman's club debated should women vote on Feb 4 with affirmatives led by Mrs. J Herbert Frost and others. A three member committee ruled in favor of the affirmative. A school committee candidate report was unfavorable, yet the club plans to back a candidate. A fire on Feb 9 at the J S Hunt place caused damage but was controlled, with local help and family extinguishers preventing major loss.

Woman's Club J. Herbert Frost Henry Eaton Chas. Kenyon Helen Thayer Josephine White Waldo Stone Lilla Adams J. Clifford Hall Aeo. Smith Leon Hawes Hubbard Brown I. C. Hall S. J. White and Sons J. S. Hunt Place Arthur White Henry E. Rice Arthur

D. D. Wiley Camp Officers Installed at Memorial Church

Charles Le Baron of South Framingham installed Sudbury officers for Camp 8 of V at Memorial church. L. M. Harrington was named commander with Paul Buzzell as S W and H. S Butterfield as J W. G. H. cc instructor, chaplain BE C. Whitney, R J Eaton R R Cutler S W Hall guide C E Spiller camp council R H Hall color bearer C H Baton inner guard Lorenzo Zerbel outer guard. Remarks by Le Baron and St Sudbury officers followed with cocoa cake doughnuts and cornet music.

D. D. Wiley Camp Memorial Church Cer Charles le Baron South Framingham Mr. le Baron Sudbury Paul Buzzell S. W Butterfield J. W G. H BE. C. Whitney R. J. Eaton R. R. Cutler S. W. Hall C. E. Spiller R. H. Hall C. H. Baton Lorenzo Zerbel Framinghan Corps R. H. Hurlburt J. D. Billings St. Sudbury Harold Butterfeld America

Vacuum Cleaner Promises Modern Home Cleaning Ease

The domestic vacuum cleaner is hailed as the greatest aid to the housewife ending drudgery of old cleaning methods. It saves time and energy and works more efficiently than the old broom and methods, and is affordable for modest incomes.

Concord Maynard sewer bill sparks debate

Concord residents Murray Ballou and others push a bill likely to require sewerage system installation in Maynard. The full text appears in The Enterprise Concord column, prompting questions about municipal obligations and future infrastructure.

Concord Maynard Murray Ballou Enterprise

Maynard Concord Bill Questions River Pollution Reach

Debate centers on a bill to curb pollution of the Assabet River from Maynard and Concord sewage. Rep. Alfred McCleary argues the bill is unnecessary given the American Woolen Co. plant cleanup, while a hearing is expected to draw large local attendance.

Assabet Maynard Concord American Woolen Co Alfred Be, McCleary O Public Health Mencord Junction

Local Churches Report Record Attendance on Sunday

A Great Success AH of the local churches articulating in the Everybody at Church Sunday proved tremendous in every part. At the congregational church attendance doubled, Rev. Frederick N. Rutan reports a 100 percent rise. His morning topic was Honor and Men and the sermon was praised as splendid.

Surprise anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Murphy

Mr and Mrs Henry Murphy were serenely honored at the Larkin home Hillzids Street Monday evening for their 26th wedding anniversary. A chicken supper, musical program, and a gift of a music cabinet were shared with friends, with Mr Murphy thanking the gathering.

Henry Murphy

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W. B. Fay Mr. Whitney J. K. Callahan Taunton Mr. Fay Tippling Rock Mt. Nobscot Boston North Acton Anderson Farm Horace F. Tuttle Susan and Martha Oliver Acton Center Gratis R. M. Prentiss New Y York New York Miner Bruce Ferden Woman’s Club Ainlm & McKay Co Worceste S. Josephine White Soléas Odin Commanen Beatrice Sunderland Harry Fowler Vesper Mirs Florence Mann William Baxter Congregational Church M. T Naylor's Hall Royal Mail Main Maynard Machine and Auto Co William Stockwell Opposite Mill Maynard Mass Torch Butter Co Maynard, Mass
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