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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1917

Page

10

Maynard Cheer Up Election Notes and Local Visits

Maynard residents discuss the upcoming election with John Moynihan at his High Street home. Michael Shea of Boston guests with Mr and Mrs Frank McGarron while Clarence Bodfish arrives with Florence Bodfish and son. Annie Ear, Briatot Ry teacher, spends weekend with McGarron family. Merriman of The Enterprise attends the Massachusetts Preps association banquet in Boston. Fire department benefit prize awards go to David Soans 16 Bridget Welch 10 and John Donahue 5.

John Moynihan High St Michael Shea Boston Frank McGarron Margaret’ Cratty Rockville Wil Ham Scully Dartmouth Clarence Bodfish Chingika Tuedday Sea Florence Bodfish Annie Ear Briatot Frank McGatron R.a. Merriman the Enterprise Mapae, Chusetts Preps “Association David Soans Bridget “Welch John Donahue

Fire Damages Home of Mr and Mrs Haynes

Sunday afternoon fire badly damaged the residence of Mr and Mrs Haynes. Neighbors Blanchard and Elmer Cok raised the alarm at 4 48 pm. Firemen arrived at 5 14 pm and confined the blaze to the roof though water drenched floors and ruined ceilings and walls. The family relocated to Mrs A Smith across the street pending repairs.

A.T. Hay God Haynes Flor Sumner A. Smith Streat

Afternoon Adnual Guest Entertainment at Masonic Hall

The Adnual guest afternoon program at Masonic Hall featured readings and performances such as Blue Birds for Hap ainees beao ye Mack and Narcissus. Miss Adelaide Weil read a Current Events paper, with duets and dances including Shadowland and Somewhere Ave. Refreshments were served after the show.

Masonic Mack Migs- ‘Mack Gah Pierre Mrs. Wiges Cabbage Patch

Valentines Day Customs Then and Now

Deg up known N Webster notes observations on February 14 as St Valentine’s Day. The piece mentions the old belief that day birds mate and describes the tradition of sending love tokens. It reflects historical dating and connections to Saint Valentine.

N. Webster Valena Bilao

Officers Elected at Riverside Co-operative Meeting

At a recent stockholders meeting of the Riverside Co-operative, officers were elected to lead the organization. Details on the new slate and terms were announced by the chair.

The Riverside Co-operative

Youth Acton 8: are ee left Sunday night for

Fragmentary OCR note indicates a youth group or event linked to Acton with actions or plans left incomplete. The line mentions Sunday night timing but lacks clear subjects or outcomes.

Are Ee

Albert Dreschier Teens Birthday Party At Home

Albert Dreschier celebrated his 14th birthday at his parents home with classmates from the high school. The event featured patriotic decorations for Lincoln’s birthday, readings and music, with prizes to Miss Elisa Ferbert and Howard Her, a pearl pen gift to Bert Whitney, and attendees including Elizabeth Herbert Caroline Herbert Marion Gault Hazel Newton Stella Connors Marion Wilcox Ju Nordberg Merton Herrick and Courtney Howard Herbert Whitney.

Albert ‘Dreschier Albert Dreschier Oswald Dreschier Abraham Lincoln Elisark Ferbert Howard Leon Whitney Mas' Bert Wuphdae Elizabeth Herbert Caroline Ant Sensiien Marion Gault Hazel Nétwon Stella Connors Marion Wilcox

Valentine Party by Rosebuds Social Club Delights Town

The Rosebuds social club hosted a Valentine’s Day gathering with music featuring Genevieve Coughlin Mildred Morgan and John Alt of Hudson Azur Magurn spoke on Botanic Gardens George Steward was initiated as a member Frank McCormack was elected president Musical solos and dancing followed a brief business meeting Attendees included local postmaster T B Moynihan and several Gibbons, Dyson, Sweeny, Coughlin, and Howes family members from Hudson Marlboro Worces ter and Concord Massachusetts area names appear in a preserved social column.

Magurn Geor Steward Frank McCormack Jerome Lynch William Sweeney T. B. Moynihan John Gibbons Charles Dyson William Stockwell Edward Coughlin George Steward William Coughlin Marlboro Ralph Manning Wand John Ali Hudson Arthur Maguro Consord Grace Sweeney Mary Sweeney

Appointment of Harry Fowler as Secretary of the society for national defense

Harry Fowler son of Mr and Mrs C B Fowler has been appointed secretary of the society for national defense based in Washington. He will coordinate mobilization of U S industries in preparation for war and will engage with members of President Wilsons cabinet and officials at the war and navy departments.

Harry Fowler

Fagot Supper Supports St Hilda Guild Attendance

The fagot supper at St Hilda's church, hosted by the St Hilda's guild, raised funds with strong attendance. The planned program was cut due to illness, but a social hour featured games, choir pieces, and piano solos. Mrs Wilson led the organizing committee. J B Lent led in scoring during a separate Monday night match where P defeated Ree Sox and Spel by three points.

St. Hilda’s Guild St. 'S Church Ast Wilson Cuttell

Robber Locks Two Men In Bank Vault With $30,000 Escape

A man forced Vice President Hetherwick and Judge Holstein at Franklin State Bank in Wilmnsboro Louisiana to open a vault with a revolver. He stole about $30,000, locked the vault door, and escaped, leaving the two men trapped briefly.

Wilmnsboro Franklin State Bank Hetherwick Holstein Apacon Andy Hign

Bewitched His Hearers by James Whitcomb Riley Recitals

Booth Tarkington in Collier's Weekly quotes Nat. Goodwin praising Riley's stage magic. Riley's readings transformed into living characters with a Hoosier accent and sly humor, captivating audiences night after night with visceral suggestion and laughter.

James Whitcomb Riley Audiente Mr. Riley Nat. Goodwin Goodwin Goodby Jim Riley Booth Tarkington Collier's Weekly

Simple Yet Spectacular Cathedral Lighting at St Isaac's

In Petrograd at St Isaac's Cathedral a midnight mass described by Warrington Dawson features a manual lighting method. A waxed string connects wicks across chandeliers, a single match ignites the chain reaction, making candles glow like bulbs as a hand triggers successive buttons to light all lamps.

St. Isaac's Petrograd The Atlantic Sanita Ster St. Isaac’s Cathedral Warrington Dawson Isaakiewski Sobor

Kitchen Floor Polished Linoleum Saves Time and Effort

A practical kitchen floor tip from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch recommends covering the floor with plain dark linoleum in colors like red blue green or black and polishing it. A shiny surface is easy to sweep and keep clean requiring minimal weekly maintenance and daily mopping, saving about twenty minutes each day.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Fogs of Peru Create Narrow Coastal Greens

The article describes Peru's rainless coast where garuas fogs sustain limited vegetation. These fogs occur nightly from May to October after a hot summer and persist up to about 1,200 feet above sea level, with rain only above that height.

Peru

An Eye to Business in Boston Theater Brouhaha

A theatergoer complains the show is the worst ever and demands a refund. A fellow patron jokes that after ten years between acts one and two, interest can be charged on his money, reflecting a wry Boston Transcript note.

Boston Transcript

Mean Thing to Forgive and Forget in Quiet Romance

A fragmented note hints at a tense moment between lovers. A speaker recalls a past engagement and questions whether the other party has finally moved on from a heated dispute. The tone suggests lingering hurt and unresolved feelings.

Chinese Language Seen as Most Complex for Rice Harvest

A historic note claims Chinese language is the most unwieldy system for extracting rice, reflecting a period belief about linguistic difficulty impacting agriculture and daily tasks.

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Maynard Outh Acton Rosebuds Riverside Hall Tata Deveh Crawford Main Street Maynard, Mass Jack Newell D. Atwood Milk Street Boston, Mass Augustus M.' Foss Walden Sr Concord Martin E. R. Stone Mgr Summer St MR. Lerer Stanley’s Jacob Dold Squire Tel L. Anderson & Son A. DI Stasio di Stasio Elygy Ree
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