Soleeny Office Listing At 181 Main Street
Classified item notes an office space at 181 Main Street offered for rent at a per year rate. No further details on size lease terms or contact provided.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1913
Page
4
Classified item notes an office space at 181 Main Street offered for rent at a per year rate. No further details on size lease terms or contact provided.
The 1913 football team awards include C s for Walter captain, Thomas Hollis, Man Ryan, Harland Lawrence, Willian Biayes, and Wil.
The state inspection board reviewed the Armory project week and found the building may need completions. Nearby towns show interest as advance orders pour in for the volume, with sales at Whitcomb's and others.
A compact Concord column reports on lodge elections at I O U F and Rebekah, student notes from Lowell Textile School, an erroneous Marine corps exam report corrected to U S regular army, a casual town dance hosted by Mrs F C Dumaine, and upcoming grand lodge plans with dinner and practice news for the local baseball team.
In a Middlesex district court, Judge Prescott Keyes placed on file a case against barber Albert Oliver accused of refusing service to Evra, a colored farm worker, over a white-only sign. Oliver claimed no intent to discriminate. the complaint was dismissed for a formal defect and a new complaint ordered.
The event featured out of town guests and local patronesses with elaborate pine and willow decor. Jennie Woodbridge orchestra provided music for dances and four bridge tables in a heated reception area. Ushers included George G. Keyes David Baldwin August Cobb Laurence Richardson and others as attendees enjoyed long evening social.
Mrs. F C Dumaine hosted a Wednesday dinner on Garfield road when Olive Gage and George F Root became engaged. Guests from Newtonville Arlington and beyond included C R Pulsifer James A Sr and Theodore Va Ripley and Robert Gage Pliny Jewell Joseph Richardson Frederick Eaton Mary Barrett Edith Bala. The ceremony was celebrated with wedding themed decor and a witty announcement by Mr Dumaine.
The article notes a burial will take place in Nevada for Jevet following a home vigil. details on date and cemetery are forthcoming.
The Concord company presents a one act play featuring John Matthews Uncle John James Mathews Sergt Harold Chase 1st Sergt Thomas Mansfield Maj Timothy Mudge Lieut Leo Chisholm Deacon Hezikian Tidd John Dolan John Henry Tidd James Mansfield Bill Tidd Daniel Cullinane Aunt Deborah Mathews Miss Ross Hagerty Caroline Antwerp Christine Gullinane William J Varley Miss Sadie Mansfield Grace Antwerp Miss Margaret Martel Proceeds go to the Washington fund aiding a hoped for trip to the Nation's capital.
Two classes meet on Friday afternoons to work with the limited equipment. The C H B alumni association held a recent play to raise funds to buy items for a gymnasium at the school. Superintendent Hall has instructions on dumbbell exercises. The God Fellows of Concordodge prepare to attend Maynard lodge installation Wednesday night as Adelbert Messer and suite are inducted.
The post office reports a steady rise in parcel post as outgoing mail increases daily. Edward Brennan of J M Keyes & Co sent the first parcel on New Year’s Day, while the public is urged to read parcel post rules to avoid dead letters and seek guidance at the post office.
A town hall benefit dance Friday evening draws strong interest from dance lovers. a record crowd is anticipated. Proceeds fund replacement furnishings for the armory after a recent fire, with former Company I members New Tompkins Sergt Major Roger Hoar and Sergt Harold Chase among attendees.
The Congregational church Mis sionary societies hold annual meetings on Thursday the 16th with year ahead elections. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society begins its 1911 program with a talk on China's New Day this afternoon. A turkey supper from 5 30 to 8 is hosted by Mrs Joseph Smith and Mrs John Lawrence followed by an evening of drama and musical selections directed by Mrs J Alvard Rose.
A Thursday afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. F C Dumaine celebrated Miss Olive Gage's engagement to George F Root announced the day before. Miss Gage wore white voile with velvet trim and carried violets while guests extended well wishes and floral tokens.
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