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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1913
Page
2
A Milwaukee health department milk inspection narrative follows an inspector during a routine check at a dairy. The piece portrays tension with a mother figure and emphasizes clashing beliefs about sanitary standards.
A hotel night clerk recalls a guest who spent an hour at 2 a.m. describing a black cat on a bed and a nervous, unsettled mood. The tale highlights how such late night stories unsettle staff and reflect odd guest behavior.
Concord T B G club hosts a leap year party at Monument Hall with crimson and gold decorations and Christmas greens. About 500 invitations issued, Newell’s six musicians provide music, and a grand march precedes dancing from 9 until 1 with refreshments served at 10 30.
Paul Murray, a Cow boy educated in local schools and class of 1908, has passed the lieutenant exam for the U S Marine Corps. He will likely receive his commission mid month and be assigned to a station. He is brother of Lieut Joseph D. Murray who heads to the U S 63 Florida cruise on Jan 3 and has served at Charles Town station for three years.
About 100 pupils of the Trinitarian Sunday school took part in a Christmas event featuring supper and a play. The pageant highlighted community involvement and holiday spirit among children and families.
A fragment describes a Newton Newtonian gathering with Carol, Pauline, Winchester, Jack Gunn, Pater, Roland Eidredge, and others. The piece notes Susan Monson Peter and Dorothy Whitney among participants, praising a young lady's cute performance and the adults' enjoyment of the Christmas party of 1912.
An article from The Boston Post on Christmas Day features an interview with Frank B. Sanborn, recalling Christmas celebrations in Concord during the era of the Alcotts Emerson Thoreau Ripley and Channing. The piece is described as valuable and likely to enrich future works.
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