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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1915

Page

3

Bedford Town News and Social Notes Summary

Bedford residents report job changes with Stephen Tackney accepting a Concord Junction post and J L Reynolds moving to the Bedford Wet Wash. Theatregoers saw Hur at the Boston theatre. local visits include Misses Kelley of Norwood and Mr Everett with his mother moving to South Street. A Crescent Avenue tree fire prompted quick wiremen action, and a Civic Club event shifts to late January. Old Folks Night slated for town hall. Maria details include local educators and residents returning from travel.

Torrey Stanley Anthony Estes Boston Ewis D. Whittemore Bedford Stephen Tackney Concord Junction J. L. Reynolds Helen and Gertrude Kelley Norwood B. L. Boynton Main St Crescent Ave Middlesex & Boston Carlisle George B. Everett South St H. N. Hutchinson Alliance Unitarian Church Civic Club Arthur Carson Ibbixcan State Committee American House I. Pfeiffer Jr Louis Pfeiffer Warren A. Cutler William * McLoughlin Cuba Caban Times Fred F. Cook Bedford House

Fragmented Advice on Avoiding Risky Streets After Dark

A fragment discusses avoiding positions and streets with bad repute to prevent rude experiences, especially after dark, suggesting prudence in choosing where to go to minimize danger or discomfort.

Local Exchange Sparks Debate Over Prayer Versus Swearing

Fragmentary remarks capture a child’s comment on oath versus prayer as a minister’s church sermon provokes discussion about language and propriety.

Marlboro Woman Praises Kidney Backache Remedy

An unnamed Marlboro resident claims a kidney backache remedy helped with fatigue and ailments. She urges others to try the product and mentions a Dean endorsement. The letter cites a Mrs. Seat 24 B Lincoln St as part of the testimonial.

Dean Marlboro Lincoln St

West Acton News Roundup Includes Meetings and Shows

Rep Badger H Hall resumes duties at the general court after illness. Poultry show in Boston draws local attendees. Alfred Richardson attends Hud son and Ayét Sons of Veterans installations. Universalist events feature Ballads and Folk Songs of the British Isles and a three act comedy planned by the ladies. Mill shutdowns and startup activities occur at main shaft. Mock trial at South Avton provides humor. Fire house meeting date corrected. Mrs. H Mead and Mrs. C J Holton attend Ben Hur at Boston theatre. Mrs. Angie H Knowlton and Mrs. R G Baker plan winter Florida trip. Nellie Norris visits with A H Knowlton. Miss Margaret O Connell cares for patient in Lancaster. Woman's Mission circle to hold a 2:30 pm food sale at Baptist church vestry.

A. W. Weeks Universalist Church British Isles B. A. King South Avton Ancenainen H. Mead C. J. Holton Boston Theatre Angie H. Knowlton R. G. Baker Nellie W. Knowlton Lowell St. Petersburg Fla Nellie Norris North A. H. Knowlton Margaret O’connell Lancaster Woman's Mission Circle the Baptist Church

Reading Tonight Delights Concord Junction Audience

Marion Hertha Clarke charmed a wet crowd at Association hall with Peg O My Heart and dramatic delivery. Mrs Rowland H Watts sang three solos while schoolchildren performed folk dances and songs including Dutch Dance and My Old Kentucky Home as Dorcas Burdette and Gertrude Knowles provided accompaniment and the show drew a strong ongoing interest.

Association Hall Marion Hertha Clarke Concord Junction Miss Clarke Rowland H.watts Norton Jocelyn ‘ Goddard Mimber “Pethg Mabel Hunter Mary Wilams Loretta Carr Julia Prentiss Boris Terran Anna Ryan Hubert McConnell Archie McRae Joseph Hayes Joseph Frank Garland Donald Hosther Sam Melize Dorothy Hendrickson Lillian Fritz John Fawley Lena Dixon Loretta Lyons Esther Damon Kathleen Lovejoy Muriel Hewett Marion Derby Dorcas Burdette Bernice McCorresom Lena Davis Francia Curley Mary Loring Margaret Scott Ruth Leighton Lena Jensen Harold Desmond Herbert Young Gordon Lyons David Caldwell Kentucky Home Mary Christian Thomas Prendergast Frederick Taylor Percy Jensen Swanee River Columbia Fm Columbia Gem of the Ocean Gertrude Knowles

Fox Hunt Draws Small Fox Count and Big Local Interest

Inclement weather limited the bag to four foxes including one alive. President Walling led the chase on Monday while Carroll Wetherbee, nicknamed the baby of the club, earned a catch on another day. The party gathered at the Bedford House with tales of the hunt and a banquet hosted by Arlington caters to about 200 attendees.

Walling Carroll Wetherbee Boston Wetherbee Bélchertown Bedford A. B. Allen Marion Henry J. Ryan Anne Ial Dautfuet Et Town Arlington

Redmen Install Deputy Great Sachem Mayhew at Bedford

The Redmen of Cambridge representing the Grand Council of Massachusetts installed the following Shawsheen Tribe chiefs for the coming term at Bedford on Wednesday night January 1. Past Sachem Alfred J. Walter Sham Geog. 4. Goodwin Senior Sag BE. Oakes Junior Sag Walter F. Temple Chief of Records Past Sachem R. K. Whiton page of aoaum A. Bimer John R. earth a Past Sac hony were named and seated.

Mayhew Suite Cambridge Mabsachusetts Order of Red Men Bedford Shawsheen Tribe I. C R. M Sachem Alfred J. Walter Sasham Geog Goodwin Se Nior Sag- BE. Oakes Junior Sagamore Walter F. Temple R. K. Whiton Oaum A. Bimer Anpim John R. Earth Sachony

Installations Unite Isaac Davis Post and Relief Corps

Last Wednesday in G A R hall the annual joint installation of officers for Isaac Davis Post 62 A R and the Woman's Relief Corps 62, with Post 138 members and guests attending. Post 180 officer Geo M Bowker led the ceremony. A D Holt and Fannie Witherbee noted as reinstalled leaders for the third time. A bountiful collation followed, with homemade candy from the corps and room for more members in Maynard.

G. A L. D. ‘Wilson V. C Daniel H. Adams J. V O. B. Preston D. D D. H. Hall G. B. Parker Sumner Rogers John Dupee Nellie Libby Sphcene Aaronop Nellie ‘Norris Fannie Wetherbee J. Katherine S. V Angie H. Knowlton Florence, Whitcomb Treas Ida L. Durkee Nancy Vose Gertrude Leighton Nancy S. Chaffin Mary Kelley Sons Relief Corps Maynard

Installation of Concord Lodge 212 Officers Public I I

Concord Lodge 212, 1 0 0 F officers were publicly installed Thursday evening by District Deputy Grand Master Gardiner EF. Drew and a Hudson suite. Over 200 witnesses attended the ceremony followed by speeches, a banquet, and musical selections by members and friends.

Concord Lodge Concord Gardiner EF. Drew Hudson Ae Oe Ee George Monta John D. Wil Noble Grand Lila’ Béan Vin Grand Melvin Wats Pn P. Allen John Olson Montague John G. Loring Robert Prentiss William Péter Olson Inside Guardian Harry Parker Outside Guardian Robert Wood Chester Johnston 'L V.G A . Piper

Night Shift Expanded at Boston Harness Factory

Boston Harness shop increases operations to a night shift due to high demand. About 260 men now work the machines, marking an unprecedented rise in factory labor and production pace.

Hiffess Boston

Death Notice Samuel Toombs of Boxboro

Samuel Toombs, 65, of Boxboro, longtime resident respected in the community, died Tuesday morning of last week at his home after a year of declining health. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. at his home.

Samuel Toombs Samuel Tooms Boxboro Toombs

Sudbury Notes on Club Meetings and Local Visits

Mrs Mirrian Kempténn plans a Boston stay for winter months. The next Woman's club meeting, January 28th, will be at the Yow hall with a first class view from Medford. Foreith Missionary Society of M B church formed with 15 members. officers named. A A club box party and dance at Town hall on Friday evening January 22. Rev M Davis preached two sermons on religion and Christianity. Harold Putman of Toledo visited H B Rice. Miss Clara Parmenter of Wayland visited Mrs C A Parmenter over Sunday.

Mirrian Kemptémn Igor Boston Woman's Club Yow Foreith Missionary Society of M. B Stiles Cor Thothpeon Golding Charlotte Ww. Parmenter Bélles Florence ‘Thompson le A. A Te Bent Cam Geo. Parmenter Toledo Ohio H. B. Rice Clara Parmenter Wayland C.A. Parmenter

Private Dancing class opens under Mrs Harland Rogers

The Private Dancing school opened on Saturday January 9 with Benjamin Lovett as instructor. The class roster includes Mr and Mrs Wm E Evans, Mr and Mrs Frank Perkins, Mr and Mrs Charles Way, Mr and Mrs Herbert Newton, Mr and Mrs John C Hall, Mr and Mrs Chester N Perry, Mr and Mrs Harland H Rogers, plus many others and young ladies and gentlemen from the area.

Harland Rogers Benjamin Lovett Wm. E., Evans Frank Perkins Charles Way Herbert Newton John C. Hall Chester N. Perry Harland H. Rogers Harry L. Maynard Parker Onatt Florence Hosmer Hazel Whitney Mildred Murdock Ruth Noyes Myra’ ‘Fairbank Josephine Grover Dorothy Upham Ruth Huntley Gladys Gerry Ruth Gerry Josephine Welch Lois Barton Harvey Fairbanks Albert Daniels Emient Clarke Ralph Barton Wyman Rogers Roscoe Noyes Robert Huntley Herman Austin Arthur Thompson Arthur Hawes William Stiles Webster Cutting Roger Cutting

Acton N. E. QO. P. Officers Named at South Acton Lodge

South Acton Lodge Melrose announces officers including Mrs Nellie A Merriam as J P Warden and Mrs Clara Rivers as vice warden with J B Banks chaplain and others. An oyster supper followed the meeting.

Guardian Mary O'Neil F. A. Merriam Hattie EB. Merriam

The Boy's Room Color and an Engineering Note

A neutral wall color is suggested for a boy's room harmonizing with pennants trophies and varied keepsakes. Foundation tones include warm gray buff tin and dull Yellow. An organ in Lowell Massachusetts can produce an octave lower than before described as an atmospheric throb felt more than heard.

Clark Lowell Mass

Irresistible Blonde Han Meets Immovable Bachelor

A witty exchange notes a charming woman meets a stoic man at a hotel setting. The Judge’s quip frames a classic social puzzle about compatibility and steadfast manners in a humorous line.

Han

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