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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1915

Page

7

Finnish Mission church celebration on Walnut Street

The annual Finn ish Mission church event drew large crowds across three services Sunday. Morning program included Rev John Vaananen and Mr Leppatien with a vocal solo. afternoon featured pastor Rev Vaananen and Rev Stenman with prayers, duets, choirs, and Lord's Supper. Evening program offered Bible reading, hymns, duets, multiple addresses, solos, and a yearly report noting debt decline and membership growth.

Walnut St John ,Vaananen Gardner Mr. Rithilmaki Quincy Marion Nelson Martha Payne Charles Stenman Marton Nelson Martha Pyyne William Huovinen John Vaananen Frank Pyyne Peter Fiske West Barnstable Andrew Groop Fitchburg Matti Saarela Elsie Williams Mattie Heinonen Finnish Evangelistic Lutheran Church Glendale St John Vaatianen

Suffrage Campaign Talks Spur Massachusetts League Meeting

At the Equal Suffrage league rooms a Marlboro audience heard Mrs. Fred Bagley of Norwood urge unity and strong publicity for suffrage. Plans include a house to house canvass and larger public meetings, amid enthusiasm after the recent House vote showing men and women moving toward equal footing. Congressmen John J. Mitchell was confirmed as U S marshal and admitted to practice in the U S courts.

Equal Suffrage League W. A. Allen Fred Bagley Norwood Suffrage League Mass Marlboro Boston John J. Mitchell United States Senate House of Representa

Ye Old Folks Concert at Methodist Church Delights Audience

The Old Folks concert at the M E church blended past and present with old time selections performed by a skilled group. Costumed artists, a balanced program, and strong directing by Hiram Parkin Dame Penelope Docker ty and Herbert Lawton highlighted an evening featuring choirs solos readings duets and instrumental pieces.

M. E. Church Russia Gudeman” Fowler Voter Maggie Bonnie Bloise Patience Marion) Wilson Jedidiah Jennie’ Naylor Lindsay Smith Whispering Hope C. H. Stanley Howard A. Wilson Priscilla Alden Miriam) Kempton Job Deaire Grace) Parkin Miss Endurance Jennie) Naylor George Ye King Icabod Crane Lindsay) Smith Rapper Swains Ralph Cheney George Lawton Jerusalem Home Gudeman Harry) Fowler Yan Benney Reynard Ye Timer Hiram Parkin Penelope Mrs Alvah Dockerty Herbert Lawton Malachi Frank) Goettler Caruso Walfred Rithiluoma Adamowski Claude) Haire Jennie Naylor Marion Wilson Berthe Batley Grace Parkin Ada Rand Beatrice Taylor Bertha Binks Elizabeth Gates Avis Barlow Harriett Naylor Laura Woodart Miriam Kempton Edna Hinchcliffe May Parkin Gertrude Nettie Reynard

Equal Suffrage Meeting Set in Masonic Hall

A Monday event in March at 3 o'clock features Mrs Lewis Johnson of Cambridge and Mrs Terry Walton of Belmont as speakers for an Equal Suffrage league gathering. The invitation goes to all interested in the movement. Emma Taylor visited Framingham residents H A Oxner.

Masonic Hall Lewis Johnson Cambridge Equal Suffrage League of Middlesex Terry Walton Belmont

Bank opens new quarters amid positive reception in Riverside

More than 300 visitors from Sudbury Acton Stow and Concord toured the As cabet Institution for Savings Riverside block noting attractive quarters and expected growth. President Bodfish and vice presidents Persona Fowle and several trustees attended as the bank reports deposits of 135000 since opening in 1904 and dividends totaling 17710 with a bright future ahead. The committee Thomas Parker Alfred Haynes James Bent John Flood and Charles Persons led the move to the new location.

Ascabet Institution Riverside Block Sudbury Acton Stow Concord Bodfish Cambridge Fowle Thomas F. Parker Alfred T. Haynes James R. Bent John W. Flood Charles H

Explosion at Corning Mill Kills Operator Daniel Splaine

A mill explosion at Corning Powder Co. Saturday at 1 26 pm killed operator Daniel Splaine and caused about 300000 in property damage. He was found 25 feet from the mill, death instantaneous. Doctors and an undertaker attended the scene. Splaine, 44, married, had worked for the company since 1906 with a brief departure in 1908 and return in 1910. The blast drew crowds from nearby towns as investigators sought the cause and exact powder on hand.

A Powder Co Daniel Splaine Adwain, Pinherty Howard Hamblen Henry J. Walcott Concord Ge &Iene Splaine Concord Junction Gplaine

Marlboro Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week

Marlboro residents and visitors appear throughout the week with many short notices. Names include Frank Fran, Miss Nettie Burne of Fitchburg, Miss Gladys Smith, Miss Ethel, Miss Nellie Cronin, and Miss Bernice Blackington visiting relatives in New England towns. Many locals travel to Lynn Worcester Maynard framing ham and Framingham for events and visits. The Marlboro Grange plans confer degrees this evening. The Home Workers of Pitts arch host a thimble party at Doake's Lincoln Street this afternoon. Samuel Slattery, acting superintendent of streets, works on clearing ice from Main Street to ease travel. The Dramatic Club meets after church. the Homan family heads to Framingham for bowling. Leander Burgess goes to Mass General for an operation. Herbert W. Smith moves his residence to Allston and visits Marlboro friends. Other items mention visits to Grafton, townos, and hospital plans for various residents.

Odd Fellows Meet in Weet Acton With 353 Attendees

Eighty two members of the local lodge attended the Associated Five gathering in Weet Acton Friday evening. A total of 353 LO.O.F. members were present. The next meeting is planned for Concord Junction on March 25 with plans for wives and sweethearts to attend. Charles Keene, N. G. of Maynard. Miss Annie OConnell visited relatives in Allston during the holiday.

Lodge of Odd Fellows Associated Five Weet Acton LO. O. F Concord Junction Charles Keene N. G Maynard

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