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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1915
Page
6
The fragment references Main Street second class matter at the Post Office in sf Mass under March 8 1879. It lists Walter B Morse president Willin P Prmm treasurer John H Lawton and mentions yearly and quarterly postage terms with Maynard and 802. The text is incomplete but indicates a postal matter record.
In Concord Massachusetts on February 9 1916 Mrs Harriette A Little of Buck's Main Street Concord plans a return in March to meet old customers and others interested in the latest millinery during a study of foreign and domestic creations in New York.
Dairy and bakery vendor seeks a used enclosed wagon. Originally $250, two years of use. Now $100 due to upgrading to a larger wagon. Dell Dale Farm Lake Nagog Littleton Maes.
Use a flannel dipped in spirit of and rub grease spots on the wall very gently. This old household tip advises applying a small amount of solvent to remove stains without damaging wallpaper.
The week at Monument alleys covers church notices from Methodist Episcopal A and Epworth leagues, local visits, D A R events, school updates, and civic notices. Concord students replace a high school signal policy and a special car brought Fellows home from West Acton.
The First Parish vesper service will be held next Sunday February 28 at 5 o'clock. Miss Edith Bullard of Boston soprano will be the soloist with a program featuring organ works and a sermon. The Concord Grange Auxiliary meets March 3 with Mrs Alfred Whitney, following a pleasant prior gathering. Local attendees plan to join the Carlisle entertainment and dance this evening with T Blood providing entertainment.
One leading New England real estate agency seeks a reliable Concord resident to act as local representative. Backed by capital and business methods, the role offers about $3,000 yearly. Experience not essential but ownership of an automobile or a good team required. Include age, experience, and confidential contact in first letter to Real EE.
Joe Sherman of the M. Sault signs with the Philadelphia Americans for the coming season after trials with Connie Mack. He declined offers from the New York Americans Buffalo Federals Worcester and New England Mak. The town predicts a brilliant future for him in baseball.
The Woman's club met Tuesday afternoon at 3 in the Baptist church vestry. Mrs. Meyer Rab spoke on literature. Mrs. Rose sang selections with Mrs. A. F. Blanchard as accompanist. Tea was served under Mrs. Mary Tyler's direction.
At a Tuesday hearing of the legislative committee on Agriculture George Albree spoke in favor of the governor’s reorganization plan for the State Board of Agriculture. He condemned an agricultural aristocracy and accused the board of mistreating milk contractors. Wilfrid Wheeler, secretary to the board, argued the plan would be very expensive and reduce local representation.
Government of the islands seeks to revive sea island cotton to restore a once flourished industry. Officials explore methods, funding, and market opportunities to boost production and employment across local communities.
Two children Marion and Agnes watch a postman delivering letters. They note the abundance of mail sometimes arriving in groups of three or four, while Marion braggingly cites her father receiving a larger monthly mail bundle at the start of each month.
The line notes certain people who enjoy comforts but shrink from work, as echoed in a brief quotation from The Greenwich Magistrate about those who procrastinate when faced with a task.
At a Company I meeting it was voted to run a B prize drill and dance in the town hall April 19 with three regular prizes for the ants and a special for recently enlisted men. Capt Michael J Dee and two lieutenants attended the governor's reception in Boston and the officers council in Allston. Company T assigns each squad to run a post drill closing event each Thursday from March first. Col C B Adams will speak at a smoke talk March 4 with Col Warren E Sweetzer and other officers present. Indoor rifle shoots have restarted with new rifles and growing interest.
The department of agriculture of the high school and the board of health cooperate on milk testing. The board provides the apparatus while pupils work under instructors Doolittle and Bevan. Norman Wood acts as proctor during their absence at a conference in Amherst.
The Old North Bridge chapter of the D A R joined six children’s societies at the State headquarters in Boston for a Washington’s Birthday event. Mrs Daniel Lothrop, founder of the local society, spoke in the afternoon. Mrs George R Blinn led the local society duties.
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