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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1915
Page
6
Enterprise notices list Marlboro Mass weekly passes for a society with a post office at Marlboro under the act of March 8 1879. B Morse president J Lawton treasurer J Iryn Waynera Concord Sudbury Acton provided with subscription rates at 1 year 1.00 or 3 months 0.26 in advance.
A newspaper column notes Valentines of various descriptions displayed at the local store in Concord. It mentions lacy cards and comic ones, with admission of prices and ads for merchandise and rentals. Listings include a lady's pony-sized hat and an apartment rental on Walden Park over the Stevens store.
In February, the attorney will leave the Boston office at 905 Tremont Building and devote all time to the Concord law practice at 9 Belknap Street. The Concord office phone is provided and hours are 2 to 6 and 7.30 to 8.30 with morning availability 9 to 11.
Miss Theresa O Brien hosted by Bedford friends while Graham from Brookline visited the Colonial Inn. Concord clubs, dinners, dances and lectures fill the week with events at the Colonial Inn, Association hall, town hall and various churches featuring concerts, lectures and social gatherings.
Names listed include Albert Cook Joseph E Gallagher Michael J Hughes James Jackson W C Myers Preston Pond Owen O Neil Geo K Robbins Edward Sulli van Miss Louise Befier Mrs Margaret Cassday Miss Anna Grekula Miss Mary C Griffith Miss Ray B Hancock Miss Francis Hoare Miss Sadie Monahan Eleanor W Plaw Mrs Bila Sheehan Miss Anna EB Shepardsen.
The Concord High School Alumni Association plans an April performance of Endymion by C. H. and Alumni. The Greek play features mythic characters and dancing iris and nymphs. Committees prepare actors for a highly finished amateur production drawing student and public interest.
Attorney General Atwill hires Assistant Attorney General Roger Sherman Hoar as special counsel for the Commonwealth to defend the $300000 suit by the Brighton Abattoir over damages linked to the Larz Anderson Bridge construction to Harvard Stadium. The move marks a bipartisan honor.
Several of Miss Ethel Knight's young friends gathered Saturday evening at her Junction home to honor her birthday anniversary with a social visit and light refreshments.
The Woman's club schedules two showings on February 22 at Monument hall to stage Bernard Shaw's The Man of Destiny. Rehearsals are underway under Mrs A B Hitchcock Jr who chairs the committee. The program includes additional features and aims for a successful event with guest members.
The Extension school of the Massachusetts Agricultural College starts Monday February 1 PM with lectures for both women in the town hall and men in Monument hall. A week pass costs $1 for families. single day 25 cents. The closing illustrated lecture Friday by Dr. R W Stimpson on the Massachusetts plan for state aid to vocational agriculture is free.
The First Parish will hold its vesper service Sunday January 31 at 5 p m. Miss Gertrude Marshall of Boston and Miss Marion Barker violinists and Mrs Wallace Conant pianist will be the soloists. The program includes organ and choral works, violin solos, duets, and vocal numbers featuring Miss Marshall and Miss Barker with Mrs Conant.
The local post office postmaster appointment should be decided this week. National Committeeman Dr. Coughlin of Fall River is in Washington lobbying the post office department on several contests, including Concord. He has selected James A. Coughlin for the Maynard office, and has heard all candidate names.
A correspondent close to Concord reports plans for a band led by a man with several contests to pursue action with department officials in Washington. The group aims to address the Massachusetts situation through official channels and a formal cleanup effort.
An Enterprise report recalls Joe Macone a Concord resident and Amherst College graduate who once challenged football captain Sampson to a race. The 6 ft 2 in, 250 pound Samson was outpaced as Macone teased the crowd by running between his legs and around him in a famed campus event.
The Trinitarian Church lists next Sunday sermons with morning topic For such a time at this Mordecai’s Question to Esther. Evening service from 7 15 to 8 will discuss Unfulfilled Intentions a Recent Bank Incident and the church meeting.
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