Veteran editor W. B. Parkhurst resigns from Clinton Courant
A veteran journalist with nearly 50 years in the field, W. B. Parkhurst steps down as editor of the Clinton Courant after service on the Worcester Spy and later the Daily Tein. The Enterprise lauds his editorials and notes the resignation with regret. The item also covers tributes to late Congressman Charles Q. Tirrell and discusses a state reemployment agency’s impact, including 20 574 positions secured last year and cost per capita decreasing to 96 cents.
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W. B. Parkhurst
Clinton Courant
Parkhurst
Courant
Daily Tein
Enterprise
House of Representatives
Charles Q. Tirrell
Marboro
Congressma@m
Mitchell
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
St. Lawrence River
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Tirrell
Boston
Don't Act on Romance Ends in Domestic Turmoil
Lucile Demarest narrates a tale of a wife who suspects her husband Sam Smith is drawn to her friend Gertrude Church. She schemes emotionally through cards and outings, tries deception, and finally rebels by burning a copy of a tale praising a noble rival. The story centers on failed romance and a wife’s cunning response.
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Lucile Demarest
Sam Smith
Spencer Courtenay
Mr. Smith
Miss Church
Smith
Gert
Mel
Miss Churcty
Gertrude
Sam
Lou
Kings Daughters group to reconvene after small turnout
The Kings Daughters met last Tuesday with only five members, insufficient to transact business. A special meeting will be called. Mrs. Wm. H. Tenney has returned from Cambridge after two weeks with her nieces, Mrs. John Malick and Mrs. Frank Lee, frequent visitors at the Tenney home.
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King’s Daughters
Wm. H. Tenney
Cambridge
John Malick
Littleton
Frank Lee
Tenney
Social Ball Delights Littletown Residents
A complimentary ball at Littletown town hall drew guests from Westford Aye Harvard Taunton Somerville Boston Revere and Ware. Harry E Lingham's Marlboro orchestra pleased guests while the local Grange provided a Waldorf-Astoria style chicken supper. Marion Whitcomb and Marion Prouty offered fruitade as the event proceeded with meticulous attention to detail for a memorable evening.
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Littleton Town Hall
Westford
Harvard
Taunton
Somerville
Boston
Revere
Ware
Harry E. Lingham
Marlboro
Waldorf-Astoria
Marion Whitcomb
Marion Prouty
Bedford election fight stirs as water commissioner and selectman races loom
In Bedford voters face a flurry of campaigning with hints of a crowded ballot. Candidates Magoun and Rich are touted for water commissioner and selectman amid a history of aggressive campaign lit erature from a small local faction nicknamed the Devoted Ten. The piece urges swift action to end prolonged suspense.
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Magoun
Bedford
Hen Thief Captured in Bedford Area
Officer Russell of Lexington police captures a man named John Draper tied to repeated hen thefts in Bedford. Police from several towns aided by a Bedford notice traced the culprit. Chief Kelsey links Draper to two thefts in three weeks and 15 dollars worth of loot recovered from December thefts.
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Russell
Lexington
Bedford
John Draper
Kelsey
Bedford parents to attend first Mass branch meeting
Bedford members plan to attend the Mass branch annual meeting of the National Congress of the Parent-Teacher Association at Fales House Waltham Feb 16 17 18. National president Frederic Schaff will speak Thursday on Greater Opportunities of Parents and Teachers in Promoting Child Welfare.
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Bedford
Mass
National Congress
Fales House
Waltham
Frederic Schaff
Massachusetts
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress of Mothers
Effectual Remedy in an Old Dialogue Scene
A fragment of a dialogue about romance and fear of hurting Miss Winkum and Miss Robbe. The speaker worries she will heartbreak and seeks advice on how often to call, finding one answer insufficient and seeking more frequent contact.
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Blowem
Winkum
Probate Notice in Concord Massachusetts 1911
Notice to heirs and interested parties in the estate of Susan C Rice late of Concord Middlesex. Sarah I Back seeks probate of the last will without bond. Court in Cambridge on February 28 1911 at 9 am. Publish weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise.
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Susan C. Rice
Concord
Gaid County
Sarah I. Back
Cambridge
Middlesex
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. Mcintie
Esquire
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