Thrift as Illustrated by Savings Bank Life Insurance
Mass Savings Insurance League field secretary Harry W. Kimball addressed Concord High School on thrift and the role of life insurance in education. He argued insurance protects the investment in youth, notes high school policy uptake especially among girls, and cites Savings Bank Life Insurance as low-cost, state-supported, and fiscally sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Kimball
Mass. Savings Insurance League
Concord
Savings Bank Life Insurance
Commonwealth
Kimball
Savings Bank Life
Massachusetts
Savings Bank
Whitman Savings Bank of
Whitman
Peoples Savings Bank of
Brockton
Installations and Initiation for A. O. H. Div 56
Officers of Division 56 A. O. H. will be installed Sunday January 29 at Monument hall. A class of 29 will receive the degree, initiated by Middlesex county degree officers. A banquet will follow as part of the program with many visitors expected and the committee including Jennings Collins Ryan Hanlon and Flannery coordinating efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Monument Hall
John J. Jennings
Michael Collins
John Ryan
Patrick Hanlon
Edward Flannery
Plans for Concord’s new hospital ready by fall
The Concord hospital project outlined in The Enterprise looks to start on a modest cottage building housing about a dozen beds. A Boston committee meeting decided to proceed with a new site to be chosen, with construction starting soon and aiming for occupancy by early fall barring delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Hospital
Boston
Runaway Thursday causes injuries in Lincoln horse accident
A horse driven by Miss Jennie I Pierce of Lincoln ran runaway after a fright from Dr Worcester's auto near Sandy Pond road. Pierce broke an arm, Miss Dahah Howes and a nurse suffered severe shaking, the horse fell on ice but recovered and was led to Lincoln. The wrecked two wheeled vehicle prompted a crowd and the carriages to Lincoln.
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Jennie I. Pierce
Lincoln
Dr. Worcester
Waltham
Miss Pierce
Haidah Howes
New York
Mrs. Weston
Sandy Pond Rd
Tuttle
Ias Pierce
Dialogue Over Arranged Marriage Sparks Family Tret
A sarcastic exchange features Percival Wellborn arguing that a husband must provide for his wife and child as a daughter pleads for a match. The New York Journal records the quarrel highlighting pride and practical concerns in a domestic treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival Wellborn
New York Journal
The Dancing Cow Pranks Western Musician
A western man claims music calms cows yet when he played a ballet suite the cow pranced, pawed, and kicked him over in a humorous incident reported by the Cleveland Leader.
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Cleveland
Bride of swimmer inspires unusual gift in joke
The Washington Herald quotes a joke where a groom asks if his bride can cook. The reply notes she is an excellent swimmer, which amuses the uncle. He jokes about giving a glass tank instead of a house as a present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Herald
Rugs Today Offer Carpeting and Sample Prices
Advertises carpet making from old rugs and carpets with low prices. Promotes sending inquiries to Mr. J. Egan, Acton, Mags., for samples and price lists.
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J. Egan
Act
Acton
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Concord
By virtue of a power of sale in a second mortgage deed dated May 9 1910 Lewis A Maker and Josephine H Maker to Victoria P Wood will be sold at public auction February 2 1911 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at James B Wood Son Co Concord. The parcel lies on the northerly side of Lexington Road and is bounded by land of Michael Leahey Benjamin Clarke and Francis McManus with a first mortgage of 1800 and unpaid interest and taxes. Terms: 100 down and remainder after two weeks for title examination. }}
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Lewis A. Maker
Josephine H. Maker
Victoria P. Wood
County of
Middlesex
James B. Wood & Son., Co
Concord
Lexington Road
Michael Leahey
Benjamin Clarke
Said Clarke
Francis McManus
Foreclosure Sale Of Concord School Land Parcels
Public auction will sell two parcels in Concord Middlesex County Massachusetts all buildings on them and subject to a prior mortgage to Attleborough Savings Bank plus a lease to Eckfeldt. The sale follows a mortgage from Concord School Company to Caroline A R Whitney dated July 1 1902 assigned to Matt B Jones. Auction set for February 6 1911 at 3 30 p.m. on Wood Street adjoining the main school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord +School Company
Caroline A. R. Whitney
Matt B. Jones
Wood Street
Concord
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusets
Elm Street
George M. Baker
Fitchburg
Boston and Maine Railroad
Hunt
Harvey Wheeler
Henry J. Hosmer
Sudbury River
Main Street
Loren B. Macdonald
Macdonald
James
Garland
Nashoba Park
John
Titus
Mortgage assignment and lot releases recorded in Boston deeds
Assignee MA B Jones announces sale of mortgaged premises in Boston on January 9 1911 at 1 000. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and record restrictions. Many parcels released by various instruments from 1907 to 1911, with exact book and page citations. Frank A Mason attorney at 31 Milk Street handles the matter. J 11 18 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Street
Macdonald
MA. B. Jones
Boston
Frank A. Mason
Milk Street
Harness and Stable Utensils Display Attracts Buyers
A display features everything a horse owner needs from harness to stall supplies. The exhibit includes hundreds of novel, useful items and a variety of fashionable boxes and stationery in colors and sizes.
Concord Reappoints Fred A. Tower Postmaster for Four Years
Fred A. Tower is reappointed as Concord postmaster for another four year term. Since taking charge January 12, 1899, the office has grown with new rural and town delivery routes and a refined office system. Senator Lodge reportedly supported the decision, though officials had not yet received formal notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Fred A. Tower
Enterprise
Tower
Washington
Senator Lodge
Buttrick
Mr Tower and The Enterprise Hail Long Tenure
The statement expresses a shared wish that Mr Tower may remain in his current role at The Enterprise for many years to come, highlighting confidence in his leadership and stability for the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tower
The
Enterprise
Officers Elected At Cord Charitable Society Annual Meeting
At the Cord Female Charitable Society annual gathering in the Trinitarian church parsons, Mrs. William Wheeler presided as president while officers including Mrs. Thomas Todd Mrs. Rime B Wood and Mrs. George A Tewksbury were elected. Treasurer reported a well filled treasury. A 6 pm supper followed with a committee led by Mrs. Richard F Wood and including Mrs. George Warren Etta Dodge and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Female Charitable Society
Treasters
Thomas Todd
Rime B. Wood
George A. Tewksbury
William Wheeler
C. E. Brown
Walter Blanchard
Julius M. Smith
Charles Towle
Jacobs
G. M
Triniterian Church
Parsons
Treasury
Richard F. Wood
George Warren
Etta Dodge
Honor for Dr Penniman at University of Pennsylvania
Dr Josiah Penniman English literature professor at the University of Pennsylvania becomes vice provost. Born in Concord on July 20 1868 he is among the universitys most popular instructors. He previously served as Dean of the College Faculty before resigning to focus on English literary history research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Penniman
University of Pennsylvania
Penniman
Concord
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