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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1913
Page
1
Mrs Chester and Mr and Mrs Frank Bachelder of Lynn were holiday guests of Mr and Mrs Ole D Perry. A party from Waltham enjoyed the holiday at Great Pond. Mr and Mrs Shirley Sanborn celebrate the birth of a son at Framingham hospital.
The Bedford caucus elected Immanuel P. Im for selectman with rivals and new officials chosen for town offices. Warrants for March meetings arrive, including Article 34 proposing to dispense with a salaried police officer. The town faces debate over police services and a note on community events and local figures.
Local notes record visits by Harry Sanders in Salem and many relatives in Lowell Boston Dorchester and Cambridge with exchanges of calls meals and gatherings. A town registrar meeting is scheduled at the Town Clerk office and Loyal Assabet lodge plans a March gathering. a film titled In the Land of the Lions screens March 6 at Cooperative hall.
The note shows residents and events around Concord including visits from Mrs. Frye and G. W. Hunt, staff changes at Walcott grocery, Concord High School practice team, K of C degrees in Boston, Grange and C S of Concord activities, plus a Housing Law notice and a memorial gathering.
Local notes mentionUpcoming concerts and talks in Concord with Charles C. Gorst set to discuss Whistling Bird Songs Lieut Gov David Walsh to address the Union church Men's club on Feb 28 An open meeting invites all men The Get-Together club plans a joint evening with the local club for the occasion
Morning service sermon titled Maker of Heaven and Earth. Evening service at Besos on Influences that Make the Man. The remainder of the schedule is unclear due to damaged text.
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