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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1914
Page
10
A stream of brief notices notes social events, church activities, and local concerns. Obituaries mention a resident who died at home on Wednesday night, with family ties named. Community announcements cover meetings, entertainments, sales, and travels, plus road conditions and train noises near the bridge drawing complaints.
Rev Edgar Bosiana schedule includes Friday 7 30 pm lecture The prayerful sermon for communion March 1 at 10 30 am The Mee of a Man Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at service end Sunday school at noon C E o at 2 30 pm The Love Verse Consecration and a meeting Mrs S A Christie 7 pm The Way of Honor Ladies Social Circle meets Thursday Feb aft 2 30 pm for a quilting event in the church dining room
The article urges citizens to help by feeding birds during a food crisis and notes ongoing library book loans from the Agricultural college. It also reports Albert Durkee of Bedford visiting Waltham hospital with scarlet fever, and mentions Miss Minnie Gamble and Miss Grace Holden staying with family while others recover from illness.
Thursday evening prayer meeting with a sermon on Ada is. Girls club at 7 am parsonage. Saturday the 28th Boys club at 2 pm. Sunday March 1 communion. Lenten services begin with Life of Christ survey at 10.30 am prayer 10.45 am worship 12 pm Sunday school. BP BC Co.
Auction notices for J A Mann South Acton Crawford house sale Friday Feb 27 1914 at 9 20 am with household goods. Warre Jones house sale March 6 9 80 am cattle Holsteins and bull. Wm C Smith Kendall Green Weston manager Kravt farm sale March 9 30 am cattle hogs fodder tools and equipment. John M Stephenson South Acton cows horse hay fodder wagons tools March 13 9 30 am. Local social notes include visits and hospital news.
The West Acton mW of the Universalist will hold a chicken pie supper on March 5. Ray Hicks visited the home of Rev. C L Pierce. Freed and his wife of Roote Island spent several days of the week.
A community note expresses gratitude to the numerous friends and neighbors for support and kindness. The message highlights enduring ties and shared goodwill within the locality.
W. S. Kelley and wife Marvin Kelley express sincere thanks for the kind acts and war sympathy sent during their loss. They acknowledge the flowers received and extend appreciation to all who offered support.
The Galveston News argues a family should have at least three children so two can support a third who may become a genius. The quote reflects a social belief linking family size to future talent.
Quotation notes that some people wear frowns as if worn by force and could not be induced to wear anything else that did not suit them. Lip Pincott comments on personal expression and social expectations in appearance.
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