07 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
1
The advertisement positions this store to become acquainted with customers by presenting a broad inventory of shoes at various prices and promising quick courteous service. It emphasizes meeting every demand and standing behind the goods to attract patrons.
The M R E Sunday School elected officers for the ensuing year Manuel Taylor as superintendent Elysia Osgood as superintendent of the primary The school has received about 120 books including From Wool to Cloth from the American Woolen Co Plans for an exchange program and industry study are to be set up as soon as possible under Supt F S.
A Maynard column records visits and guests across nearby towns. Names include Miss Mary Fearns in Lowell, Miss Florence Day in Boston, Harold Gurney en route to Mexico, and many others from Cambridge Marlboro Dublin and Lawrence. Local clubs held meetings and planning for upcoming concerts and a Mexican affairs talk at the church.
Concord schools resume after Christmas vacation as residents report skating on local ponds and a busy schedule of lodge meetings, lectures, and community events. Notable items include Concord Grange roll call, Concord Musical Club lecture by John Marshall, and a Lyceum performance of The New Lady Bantock at Monument hall.
A local columnist receives praise for humor and tact from Concord fans while notes on a proposed amateur league discuss financial hurdles. The piece weighs attendance, guarantees, and town support, urging six towns to fund a Saturday summer league or else watch the Federal League decline.
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