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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
8
Readable text shows an advertisement for a modern clothing sale and a Hobart sewing machine. Mentions names such as John Zaniewski and William Price with references to South Weymouth and extended visits. Indicates a large sale aiming for record volume and bargain offers.
The wedding joins a popular town bride daughter of Henry Ledgard and a Maynard High School graduate with a West Acton groom son of Charles Schnair. The couple plans a Hudson move and a honeymoon trip to New York City. The bride wore a blue traveling suit and matching hat. her Selapeli fine dress featured a 8 picture hat. The groom is active in Ma ard lodge and local social life. Guests gave many presents as they wish the couple happiness.
Concord parish King’s Daughters hosted a Thursday evening concert with a varied program of Liszt Saint Saens Grieg and Schubert. Performed by Elizabeth Howland piano New Bedford soprano Kathaleen Howard Toronto violin Eric Hayne Boston violin Corinne Simons mezzo and others. The performance opened with Liszt Harmonies du Soir and featured Schubert Schumann and Grieg pieces with encores and widespread audience praise.
Massachusetts probate court records show pF Cullen estate proceedings for Annie Cullen and others. The document references estate issues and property related to Maynard, with names and allocations typical of a probate filing.
A reading of Can dida by George Bernard Shaw was given by Mrs. Kidder on Monday January 25, praised for her engaging delivery. The club announced its next meeting on Monday February 2 with W L Hubbard presenting a talk on the operas Hansel and Gretel and related topics.
The Trinitarian Church plans a special observance the week starting Sunday for Christian Endeavor week marking the movement's 30th anniversary. The pastor will reair Sunday morning a program on spiritual aspects of annual reports with help from a Boston society expert.
The church extends its Go-to-Church program for four months starting next Sunday. Coupons for older members and cards for younger folks are available from the pastor this week. Friday evening the Congregational Education Society address will be given by Mrs. N W Hankemeyer, an experienced worker in Utah and New Mexico, with the church’s annual offering to be collected next Sunday.
Joseph Kulcsar, a Concord resident for more than 17 years, has carried on the barber’s trade in the city and now retires from active service. He has served local customers with consistency and professionalism.
Successfully, passed away at his home in Maynard Monday morning after a three months illness. Mr. Kuleser resided in Maynard for two years. The funeral occurred at his home in Maynard this Wednesday afternoon with Rev. G. F. Tewksbury of the Trinitarian church officiating.
The body of Rev. Heman Packard DeForest formerly of Lexington and later in Detroit will be interred at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. His wife Ny Bracy Tot, previously Harriet Stacy, is noted in the record.
A social event is announced for February 13 under Div 56 A O H. Whist begins at evening and runs until 10 00 then dancing from 10 20 to 1 00. The dance time is extended to allow whist players to join the dance. Committee members include David Carey Daniel F Hennessey John Dempsey Dr Philip Flavia Thomas F Carroll and Martin Mullaney.
Robert Prentiss of Concord Junction says the electrical trade is booming as he holds wiring contracts for Patrick Mulcahey on Brook Street and Peter Severensen on Lexington Street, keeping him busy.
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