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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1916

Page

9

Acton Socials, Trips, and Hall Plans Highlight Week

West Acton residents hosted gatherings while others attended meetings and events. A look at visits to Salem Beverly Concord Junction Littleton and Foxboro shows town life through church socials lodge events and public hall progress. The I O O F and G A R activities plus registration details for March 6 town meeting frame the week.

W. E. Whitcomb George H. Reed Grippe R. B. Moore New York Ruth Foster Salem Beverly George Gillough Lynn Boxboro W. H. Teele Winona Rebekah Lodge G. A. R. Hall Helen Reed Wonsa’s Club Concord Junction Citizens’ Caucus Town Hall Acton Centre W. ©. Tyler South Acton Universalist Church Y. P. 8. C. EB. Society of the Baptist Churen Littleton Isaac Davis Post Edmund Dow Dow Lod Post Concord Acton Lodge William Beach Foxboro Clayton Beach Bridgewater Daniel Beach Board of Registrars Fire House

Nationwide baby week plan spreads beyond United States

The general federation of women's clubs proposes nationwide baby week for March 4 with extensions to Canada and the Philippines. British West Indies and Alaska inquiries hinge on understanding baby week. Wisconsin Nebraska Maryland and other communities plan campaigns including birth registration days and window publicity contests.

Philippines General Federation of Women’s Club United States British West Indies Federal Children’s Bureau Saskatchewan Commissioner of Public Health Manila Children’s Bureau Valdez Nome Alaska Children's Bureau Wisconsin Nebraska Omaha Lincoln Maryland

Guests of Willow Rebekah Lodge Enjoy Sleigh Ride

Willow Rebekah lodge of Concord Junction hosted a sleigh ride to a village Wednesday evening as guests of Winona Rebekah lodge. The Concord guests offered entertainment including vocal solos by Miss Williams readings by Miss Holden and a storytelling event.

Willow Rebekah Lodge Concord Junction Winona Rebekah Lodge Concord Miss Williams Holden

Acton Notes Include Vacations and Local Visits

Miss Lena McCarthy takes a week's vacation from school duties in Everett while Mrs Florence teaches at Coburn. William C Edwards visits Natick relatives. 10 Middlesex Central Pomoney club members attend Berlin event. WCTU meets at Mrs EB Phalen's home.

Lena McCarthy Everett Florence Coburn Low C. B Bittleton William C. Edwards Natick Charles Edwards Frederickson Lillian Olson Quincy Middlesex Central Pomoney Berlin EB. A. Phalen William c. Coughlin Fore River Iron and Ship*Building Co Francis Bacon Davis, King & Co Littleton Christian Maynard Concord Junction

Exercises In School Show Attracts Large Audience

Pupils from centre schools presented a vivid program for many visitors on Monday. The show featured Washington songs, flag-related numbers, recitations by Ruth Noyes and others, plays by primary and grammar school students, and patriotic selections including Lincoln and George Washington themes.

Centre Washington William Styles Ruth Noyes Lincoln George Washington Mt. Vernon

Meeting on Remains of Old Hotel in Town Hall

A Town Hall gathering organized by the Woman's club drew about 50 residents on Tuesday to decide how to handle the remains of the old hotel. A committee was formed to proceed and report later. members include Miss Charlotte Conant, Miss Charlotte Allan, Mrs. Gertrude Daniels, Mrs. Maria Laker, Horace F. Tuttle, William H. Kingsley, Luther Conant Jr.

Woman's Club Charlotte Conant Charlotte Allan Gertrude Daniels Maria Laker Horace F. Tuttle William H. Kingsley Luther Conant, Jr

Local Notes From North Acton And Boston Visit News

North Acton residents report H E Goodrich staying in Boston for the present and Miss Ruth Goodrich is quite ill. Mrs Buzzel visited friends in Boston recently and Miss Lena McCarthy with Florence White were home over Sunday.

H. E. Goodrich Boston Ruth Goodrich E. C.cheney

Local Social Gathering Noted After Dinner

A community event hosted by John Raymond concluded with whist games and refreshments including cookies candy and cocoa reported as warmly received by attendees.

John Raymond

Sudbury Residents Report Health and Cold Weather Impacts

Mrs Walter Stone shows improvement and Hiram Haynes remains in a comfortable state. Mr Stiles has ample coal at the station. Many residents who delayed ice house filling are acting during the cold snap.

Walter Stone Hiram Haynes Mr. Stiles

James Walker dies at Framingham Hospital remembered as Sudbury’s elder

James Walker passed away at Framingham hospital last week and funeral services were held Saturday February 19. A respected Sudbury native he spent his life in the community. He leaves one son Clifford to mourn his loss.

James Walker Framingham Hospital Walker Sudbury Clifford

Oe Club Delights With Readings and Music Ceremony

The oe club held a prominent meeting on Wednesday February 16 featuring readings and music. Miss Margaret Summerhays sang several solos with accompaniment by Mrs. Harry Maynard and Lydia Hannesbeck presented readings and a synopsis of Mary Magdalene. A large audience applauded the performance and the social committee organized the event.

Oe Club Thev Conservatory of Music Emerson School of Oratory Margaret Summerhays Strauss de Bussy Harry Maynard Sudbury Lydia Hannesbeck Mary Magdalene Shane

Epworth League Hosts Lincoln Entertainment at Church

Reverend Claire G Davis traced the Methodist church history on Sunday morning. The Epworth League postponed Lincoln entertainment in the evening with Miss Myra Fairbanks assisted by Lawrence Hadley in charge. Miss Minerva Kempton was named third vice president with assistants Mrs Henry White Roy Hawes and Webster Lowell. Young ladies plan a stereopticon lecture and oyster supper Friday night with twenty five cent charge.

Claire G. Davis Methodist Church Epworth League Lincoln Myra Fairbanks Lawrence Hadley Minerva Kempton Henry White Roy Hawes Webster Lowell

Five Local Bachelor Girls Host Valentine Party at Exchange Hall

Five bachelor girls hosted a social valentine dancing party in Exchange Hall on Saturday. The hall featured crimson and yellow heart decor with a drum motif and a candy shower mechanism during a waltz. About 35 couples attended, including guests from nearby towns, with Lawton's orchestra of Maynard providing music. The event was led by Katherine Fletcher Winona Hayden Grace Ieson Marjorie Kimball and Elma Leavitt.

Exchange Hall Lawton Orchestra Maynard Katherine Fletcher Winona Hayden Grace Ineson Marjorie Kimball Elma Leavitt

Ladies Social Circle Meets at Universalist Church

The Ladies' Social circle will meet with Mrs. C H Fairbanks Thursday at 2 PM. A large attendance filled the Union services Sunday at the Universalist Church with many from West Acton. The sermon centered on Matthew 5 6 and about 40 attended the West Acton lecture by Rev H G Durham of Fitchburg on the drama Experience.

C. H. Fairbanks West Acton G. Durham Fitchburg Turkey

Prayer meeting and sermons announced for weekend

Friday evening prayer at 7 30 and Sunday services at 10 30 12 P 8 C E at 6 TM preaching service at 7 Rev Rayman Fritz preached a very interesting and able sermon on the lives of Washington and Lincoln Sunday morning

C. E Rayman-Fritz Washington Lincoln

Local Notes Roundup of Ills Visits and Social News

Readers report multiple community members ill with grippe and other ailments, recoveries, and travels. Several residents visit relatives in Boston or New York state, while local events include a Saturday dance at Exchange Hall and a Christian Union gathering.

Dora Fletcher Aburnham Lane Evelyn Tape Harold Madieros New York State Fred Ziegler Roxbury A. G. Ziegler Elizabeth Page B. C. Page H. H. Young Concord Junction Marion Cole Ruth French Pletcher’ Cornet Boston

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