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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1913

Page

9

Masquerade Prize Winner and Local Updates in Concord

Ethel Moore won first prize for pest dressed lady at Concord masquerade ball. Notable notices include Brown University student Russell Quimby returning home, Rev. Crossland's Lincoln sermon, Acton Centre plans new house, and upcoming Ye Old Folks' Choir concert. Several residents recoveries and relocations reported, plus local events and society notes.

Ethel Moore Concord Negra George W Mrs. Bradish Crawford Red Cross Waltham Bletcher Supt. Holt Mra Nelaop Maple At

Congregational Church Social and Sermon Schedule

Friday night a Valentine social and Sunday morning sermon by the pastor at 10 80 The Gospel. Evening service at 7 o clock with topic Choosing Affliction. Christian Endeavor Sunday at 6 p m on Bulletins from the Tea War led by Miss Nettie Thursday Feb 20 at 7 30 o'clock Ladies night at the Men s club.

Christian Endeavor Miss Nettie

Wanted Two or Three Young Men for Page 98 Factory

A. Merriam & Co advertises for two to three young men to work in its Page 98 factory. Apply in person at the company offices to discuss employment.

A. Merriam& Co

Acton Centre News Of Local Officials And Odd Encounters

Lewis Burnham head of the Acton water department returns to the Boston office after three months at the Acton Inn. Two men met there by appointment and traded horses one from Nashua New Hampshire and the other from South. A Salvation Army horse team refused to pass the inn forcing an overnight stay before continuing on. Noyes in town and Mt HD recovery from illness referenced along with Edwards sustaining an injury.

Lewis Burnham Water Department Acton Inn Boston Nashua N. H South Salvation Army Noyes Atiow Mt. HD Edwards

Maynard Masonic Club Honors Elder with Engraved Gift

At the Acton Inn the Maynard Masonic club celebrated the birthday of one of its oldest members and presented him a gold headed cane with his name engraved. The menu featured olives celery red cabbage sardines pullet chicken soup falibut a la Acton centre roast turkey cranberry sauce mash potato squash mash turnip apple squares wine sauce coffee jelly whipped cream roquefort cheese toasted crackers black coffee.

Masonic Club Maynard la Acton

West Acton News Briefs and Local Happenings

West Acton bowling beat Maynard’s Mysterious Five by about 50 pins. John Watkins and wife visited relatives in Wilmington. R. G. Reed stayed with his mother in Middletown Conn. Tennis club met at Miss Helen Knowlton’s. G P Littlefield returned from a three week business trip in Pennsylvania. Mrs J B Hoar hosted company. A cold snap hit with 4 to 10 degrees below zero. U P 8 S B of Acton Centre hosted a large musical program. A whist party and dance at Odd Fellows hall cleared $47 for firemen’s gear. Mrs A A Wyman of Boston visited Miss Hattie Whitcomb. Arthur Stevens of Mansfield, formerly of this village, died suddenly. Waldo Littlefield building a fire wagon for Boxboro. Baptist church discourse on Abraham Lincoln drew a large audience. next Sunday will feature George Washington. West Acton Woman’s club to present a repeat comedy “The Klepochead” in IOOF hall. F L Bailey ill, nurse attending. Nellie Knowlton of Lowell visited relatives. State Board of Health team found scarlet fever in one family. another investigation showed no fever. Dorothy Mead attended a Boston Symphony concert.

Maynard John Watkins Wilminston R. G. Reed Middletown Conn Helen Knowlton P. Littlefield Pennsylvania Hoar W. A. Haynes Co U. P Acton Centre Reader Grace Sanborn Cole Weber Quartet Boston Odd Fellows’ Hall A. A. Wyman Hattie Whitcomb Arthur Stevens Mansfield Waldo Littlefield Boxboro Baptist Church C. L. Pierce Abraham Lincoln George Washington West Acton F. Hall F. L. Bailey Nellie Knowlton Lowell Ot Lowell State Board of Health Herbert Graves Dorothy Mead Bostom

Rese kah Installation of Winona Rebekah Lodge Officers

The officers of Winona Rebekah lodge were installed in a formal ceremony. The event marked the leadership transition and set the lodge’s plans for the coming year.

Winona Rebekah Lodge

Lodge meeting notice with Water town attendance

A lodge gathering drew many members from Water town and nearby lodges. Officers listed include Mrs. Bessie Owens and Mrs. Ida Me Josie Fletcher as recording and other roles. Supper was served in the evening.

Bessie Owens Mary Furbush Ida Me Josie Fletcher Keag Coolidge Alfred W. Davis H. Gardner Mary Kelley Blanche Hayward Vivian Reed Eliza Brown Annie Smiley Watertown

Mismated Hen and Foolish Pairing Across the Farm

In a lighthearted domestic vignette, two rabbits trade quips about misjoined schemes and a chicken duo that should not have been paired. Their banter turns on luck, money, and the humor of mismatched partnerships.

Sun's Rays Far From Earth at Nearest Point

The article notes the sun's closest distance to Earth is about 91,169 miles, indicating the near approach limit is much larger in astronomical terms. No further context or dates are provided in the readable text.

Earth

Probate notices for Charles Morris and Minnie Nelson estates

Citations issued in Middlesex Probate Court require next of kin and creditors to appear in Cambridge on March 5 and March 4, 1913. Proceedings concern administration for Charles Morris of Acton and probate of Minnie P. Nelson will in Maynard, with notices published in Acton Enterprise and Maynard Transcript.

Thousands of Turks Slain at Gallipoli and Charkeui

Bulair and Charkeul battles yield heavy Turkish losses with thousands killed and wounded. Bulgarian forces repulse Turkish assaults along the Tchatalja lines while Turkish warships shell Bulgarian positions. London reports suggest the Porte seeks to defer fate to Europe and may send Hakki Pasha to London for peace talks.

Bosia Penton Gallipo Bulair War Office Tchatalja Charkeui Rodosto Sea of Marmara Gulf of Buyuk Chekmedje Charkeul Turkey London Porte Europe Hakki Pasha

Coakley Testifies Before Suffolk Grand Jury in Bank Robbery Case

Boston, Feb 12 Daniel H Coakley chief defense counsel for Big Bill Keliher in the Cambridge National City bank robbery trial testified before the Suffolk county grand jury. The DA investigates who released original grand jury records and called several other witnesses including attorneys and a Boston morning newspaper reporter.

Boston Daniel H. Coakley Keliher National City Bank of Cambridge Suffolk County Pelletier

Telegraphers Droppped at Spinney's Switch Patched by Night Man

Boston and Maine Railroad closes Spinney's Switch telegraph office east of Kittery Portland division due to operator shortages. Three eight hour operators replaced by a night day switchman. End of single track office may slow freight movement and train operations. Winnipeg fire at Hotel Sutherland rescues over fifty guests with damage near $100 000.

Portland Boston and Maine Railroad Spinney’s Switch Kittery Winnipeg Sutherland

Asbestos Text Fragment Mentioning Corsica Discovery

A fragment discusses asbestos as a mineral, its properties, and use in wrapping bodies for cremation. It notes asbestos is found more readily in Corsica than in other localities and mentions its fibrous, fire resistant qualities in sailing contexts.

Corsica

Progressive Vocabulary Comment in Louisville Courier Journal

A Louisville Courier Journal column argues that there are only 2500 cuss words in English. The piece frames profanity as a finite lexicon and ponders linguistic limits.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Boston figures and events at Concord Junction gathering

Miss Grace George of Boston plans a series of sketches in Association hall on Feb 21 under the West Concord Woman's club auspices. Boston Chamber of Commerce speaker Mr Bain addresses Men’s club Feb 17 on the Pacific Islands. Christian Endeavor secretary Karl Lehman set to rally Thursday evening.

Grace George Boston Meget Pele A. Force West Comden Frederickson John Bordman Rozeleth Knapp Association Hall West Comcord Woman's Club Fred Hewitt Deaconess Hospital W. A. Haynes Co Maynard Bain Boston Chamber of Commerce Pacific Islands Karl Lehman Christian Ideavor

Union Church Announces Sermons and Lectures

Sunday services include a morning sermon on the Apostles Creed and an evening lecture illustrated with the stereopticon on Some Chinese. Thursday features a Christian Endeavor rally with Karl Lehman. Monday the 17th the Men's Club hosts Kiam Bayne of the Boston Chamber of Commerce speaking on The Island of Pacific with stereopticon illumination.

Karl Lehman Kiam Bayne Chamber of Commerce Boston Pacific

Memorial women plan Valentine party at chapel

The Memorial ladies announce a Valentine party Friday evening in the chapel with ice cream cake and confectionery on sale and a supper. A surprise may be in store, and a large attendance is hoped amid the cheerful mood of the event.

Mercury Memorial Bell Weeat Townsend W. A. Haynes Co Carleton B. Bilms Tufts College P. W. Allen Concord Reformatory Yo Yo Co Knox Howard Goodwin Deaconess Hospital Concord

Sudbury Woman's Club Plans Third Musical Day

Sudbury Woman's club will hold its third Musical day February 19 at 3 o'clock sharp. The committee has planned a delightful program for the day and expects a large turnout to make it the best yet.

Sudbury Woman's , Club

Minute Lodge celebrates fifth anniversary installation event

The fifth anniversary and installation of Minute Lodge NEO P took place in February. Officers installed include Regine McKearney as Warden, Shannon as Warden, Alice Murray as Secretary, Alice O Dowd as Fin Sec, K F Peterson as Treasurer, Katherine E Dowd as Chaplain, Myrs Peterson as Guide, Carl Kofora as Sentinel, Henry Larsen as Trustee, with W L E Spidie serving as chairman for two and three year terms. Installing officers were D W Brown from Joliet lodge assisted by Lara M Hutchins and others.

Minute Lodge N. EO. P Regine McKearney Nota Shannon Alice Murray Alice O'Dowd K. F. Peterson Treas Katherine E. O'Dowd Myrs Peterson Carl Kofora Henry Larsen F . Biggs W. LE A.spidie Mra A. Spidie W. Brown Joliet McDonald T. J. Valentine

Probate Court Citation On Bond For Executriz

A probate notice cites the executriz to appear at the county probate court in Bridge on the tenth day at nine o clock to show cause why the bond or guardianship should not be granted.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Charles Morris Acton Charlotte of Cambridge Acton Enterprise Charles J. McIntire Esquire W. E. Rogers Register

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Charles ‘Whitney Russell Quimby Brown University Congregational Church Mr. Crossland Acton Associates Dickinson Concord Junction Town Hall Fitchburg Universalist Church Ruth Garland Crossland Young's Bowdoin Coll Young Provi Ham Frank Rotch Cottage House Corner School River Sts Carrie Shapley Genie Fletcher He Hayden W. Rawitzer G. C. Turner the Universalist Church W. H. Kingsley Attawangan Cora Tuttle Ber the .Y. P Resekah West Baptist Vestry Mary Richmond Hill Cadman Bong Cadman A. Cyelve Ronald Prelude Cadman von Fielitz EB. L. Willard Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Ss. Frobate Court Minnie P. Nelson Lillian Maud Greenlaw Maynard Ta Coun W. EB. Rogers Gallipoli Tchat Aljalines Kelcher Droppe Switchmen To Man Trenton the Johnson Pharmacy H. J. Dwinell E. A. Buck Main St Concord, Mass Dexter Spinney Good Will Lodge Everett Bigin Gelden Ton Woburn Cam Jneteen Union Church Sudbury Sandy Pond Road George F. nOat
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