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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1914
Page
9
A jumble of village news describes social visits, relocations, and small events. Myrtle Stiles and relatives plan May gatherings, neighbors discuss janitor duties, and parish plans for an Easter minstrel show surface among town postings.
The new management vows to present high standard pictures and dramas with moral and educational value. The refurbished hall will host concerts and films, aiming to attract patronage and public appreciation. Showings start Friday at 4 PM under Coughlin and Creighton.
A temperance rally is organized by allied temperance societies at the St Tempe hall Sunday. Principal speaker Anma Tilng is secured, with John Anderson of Cambridge of the Anti Saloon League also slated to speak. The event aims to energize the temperance movement and draw a large crowd.
A scrambled fragment discusses emergency readiness and fire response. Mentions chief engineer and hose use, references to a track and barge shoal, without clear events or outcomes. Contains garbled names and partial phrases about meeting requirements and being called upon.
The text records a basketball style score sequence with George and Henry Price as participants. It notes an anniversary and mentions Keene among those present while listing multiple scores such as 87 90 98 90. The fragment reflects a sports event recap with limited readable names and numbers.
A Progressive party caucus met Monday evening at Cooperate hall at 7 30. The meeting drew a small crowd due to the storm and raised questions about the legality of the caucus. Delegates elected included John E Kelley for the new year Levi R Cheney treasurer George H Gutteridge and others for terms on school committee water commissioner and public library boards. The town committee will seek a conference with Progressives to address the caucus legality and possibly list candidates on the nominating paper if valid.
A hard winter storm hit Saturday bringing heavy snow across the region. Rail travel halted as steam lines ran off schedule and stores closed while deliveries paused. Snowdrifts piled along the levee and streets, with the town practically immobilized as residents stayed indoors.
Frederick N. Rutan, pastor, led a midweek service at 1 36 this evening. The Y P association planned a lecture and the Maynard Woman's Club was hosted with tea and pleasant afternoon fellowship for attendees.
Fragmentary report mentions people Leo hae ee srehtroe coenya operation at Des Titans Letitia Lilgotte Comeau and Jennie Degné. It references millinery opening and a baby boy birth at the home of Mr and Mrs Hirani Hull. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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