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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1913
Page
6
The text notes a post office matter dated March 8 1879 with signatures President Treasurer and Manager. It lists subscription rates including monthly and annual options and mentions places Maynard Concord Sudbury Radfordbury Acton and a price of 1 dollar for twelve months and three cents per month.
The Trinitarian Church schedules a series of sermons starting Sunday on Lehten Path Raster from Matthew 3 with topics Cut Their Sins and Confession of Ladies’ Monthly Missionary efforts. An evening program includes entertainments and a Middlesex Union of Churches event. Subscriptions and notices relate to local Catholic and civic activities.
Local items detail cars and visitors, school and church events, dances, lectures, and sports. Names include Concord residents Mrs Page and John Belknap, Rev B B of Boston, and Miss Buck. Community activities cover meetings, theater, and a St. Patrick’s event with two Boston artists.
Entertained by B. Stow on Walden street to honor Thura Stow who has lived in the same house since 1856. Mr. Stow died in 1901. She has shown cheerful social interest and belongs to several local groups including the Bible society and Woman's Temperance Union. A large circle of friends attended. two birthday cakes were cut by the hostess and shared among guests. Relatives from Concord and beyond attended, with many neighbors and friends calling.
About 200 Emery residents attended a Thursday rally at Junction Union church with 250 delegates present. Miss Mary Tewksbury, president of the First Middlesex Union, presided and six original rally songs were added to the program. West Acton won a prize for the original song, and Miss Tewksbury composed the song sung by the Trinitarian society.
A hearing is scheduled Friday before the committee on military affairs regarding House Bill 492 and a petition by the Ca section to establish a state armory. The notice urges attendance by those planning to support and assist in securing the armory for the town.
A partial local notice lists names under advertised letters including Altrochu Bowman Clark Edwin Campbell Er Holbrook Rev W P McKen 3 Harry Shurman Haden Samozernous Clara W Pendexter Mrs Ar y Senter Mrs Thomas Smith.
Mrs. Albert C. Johnson died at The Wayside in Concord after a six day illness from pneumonia. Born Helen Bugg in St Louis on October 17 1876 she was 37 years three months and 25 days old. Funeral held at The Wayside with Rev. Smith Owen Dexter. burial in Glen Falls New York. She left husband a daughter Dorothy a son Frederick two brothers Owen T Bugs Jr Boston and Douglas Bugg New York and her father Owen T Bugg New York.
A Springfield Gazette letter argues lawyers are overabundant and recalls of judges would curb litigation. It mocks Arthur DiHill's recall proposal, suggests lawyers clog courts through delays and fees, and calls for abolishing needless contrivances by law.
The First Parish holds a vesper service on Sunday February 23 at 6 PM. Miss Mary E. Kiaitati of Boston soprano will be the soloist and the program features the Marche Solennelle by Argan and pieces by Lenmigre and Mr. Cook.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Trinitarian church will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m with songs prayers and readings. A second talk in the China series titled The Chinese Woman will be given under Mrs C H Towle. A church supper at 6 30 features chicken pies and other dishes followed by an interlude by a dolin club led by Miss Towle and Miss Kimball.
Harriett L L Eaton and Mrs Gaius Merwin hosted a Musical club meeting at Mrs Hugh F Leitis home. Miss F W Richardson presented an in depth paper on Tschaikowsky life and works. Performances included piano duets violin solos and certified songs from Tschaikowsky themes and other composers in a staged program.
The St Valentine event in town hall Saturday night drew about 80 couples from nearby towns and Concord. Misses Erie Lowden Ruth Raymond Grace Hunt and Mrs Elsie Rose organized the affair with ornate heart decor and a confetti shower from three large central hearts.
Mrs Christobel Kidder to present Israel Zangwill's The Melting Pot as a dramatic reading for the Woman's Club on Monday afternoon instead of a club play. The engagement was arranged by the executive committee and a large audience is expected. John Manning is ill with pulmonary trouble.
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