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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1913
Page
6
Fragmentary dialogue shows a flood or distress in a rural setting. A narrator notes a house, a hole in the roof, and a darkey being urged back toward the riverbank. The excerpt captures a tense moment of social tension and displacement amid rising waters.
A fragmented travelogue tone describes a dense region in Dutch Guiana where no storks now appear. It notes a calm Indian mother sheltering under a simple rain shelter and raising a baby, sometimes twins, while an elder man watches with quiet superstition about the newborns for several weeks.
The annual concert and ball of the Fellows is set for January 24 with an orchestral program under the music committee. The Woman's club schedules a musical program next Friday directed by the music committee. Thomas Curley is the guest of his years with the Pacific Squadron and visits to many posts. Concord lodge officers installation is planned for Thursday January 9 with Gardner B. Drew leading. Eastern Star holds a public installation this Wednesday. The Men’s club banquet at Union church Friday at 7:30 p.m. will feature toastmaster Mimer B. Shattuck and speaker Winslow Russell with guests Ballou Keyes Wheeler Shaughnessy Potter Towle. The committee aims to make the social event memorable.
A new regulation on January 1 restricts student ticket use to public schools, nearly doubling travel costs for many Bos ton students. Commuter season tickets are canceled and monthly passes must be used, raising monthly expenses by about 70 cents per town.
A group of club members including Tastgloring, Carroll, Bowen and several others acted as aids for a social banquet. Refreshments were provided in the banquet hall as attendees enjoyed the event.
The local post office began parcel post with 738 packages handled. About 705 outgoing and 146 received parcels are noted on Monday. Small packages predominate and few exceed five pounds. Regular clerks handle the line business efficiently at reasonable prices.
Fragmentary note describes a local operation turning waste into money. Mentions London area, a plant in disagreement, and a worker collecting material from bins. Details are unclear but suggest an organized effort to profit from discarded goods.
An antiquated prose fragment argues the universe is a sequence of accidents continually renewed with each breath. It suggests perception creates belief in permanence as the sun sets and the reader contemplates Nar-Addin Abd Allah.
A public health ad promises relief for hemorrhoids with home use instructions and a refund if no results. Separately, notices announce the appointment of Nils V. V. Hansen as administrator of Maria Kerstine Hansen’s estate and Mary D. Daren as executrix of Isaac F. Daren’s will with claims and debts to be exhibited and paid.
The document cites Channing County of Boston and Richmond L. Brown of New York to appear in a Middlesex Probate Court in Cambridge in 1938. Petitioners must publish weekly notices in Concord Enterprise for three weeks, last publication before the court. Charlies J. McIntire signs the citation as First Judge, with F. M. Besty as assistant register and Prescott Keyes as attorney.
The Probate Court of Middlesex Massachusetts cites heirs creditors and interested parties to show cause why Margaret B Clahane of Concord should receive letters of administration for Edward Clahane's intestate estate without a bond. The notice directs publication in Concord Enterprise for three consecutive weeks with final publication at least one day prior to the hearing on January 24 1913. Prescott Keyes Boston attorney for petitioner.
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