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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts

31 Jan 1912

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Concord Enterprise

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Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1912

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4

Invariably in Advance Free Weee Pee

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Endowment sought for reform home for girls on Prospect Hill

Congord W C T U appeals for clothing beds and endowment for a girls home on Prospect Hill Revere funded by gifts from friends and weekly payments from guardians. The home trains girls in cooking sewing and cleaning with a matron and teacher. needs clothing and goods for the house. A barrel of clothing and items is requested sent to Mrs H C Rolfe Middle St Concord. Supporters urged to donate.

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Revere T. U H. C. Rolfe
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Concord Notes and Local Appointments Ahead of Valentines Dance

A roundup of Concord residents and visitors including A Bouvier of Wariboro, Charlies Jackson's move to Lexington, and plans for the Concord Baseball Club Valentine social on February 14. Local events feature sleigh rides, dances, minstrel show in Carlisle, whist party, and Lyceum lecture on taxation of land values.

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A. Bouvier Wariboro Concord Charlies Jackson Lexington Concord Baseball Club Wilson Acton Centre Acton Inn Newtonville Fred Genere Joseph Kulscar New York Maynard Cyrus H. Cook Marlboro Roger Sherman Hoar Co. F Lawton Washington Pleasant St Mary Varley Town Hall Carlisle Ladies’ Sodality St. Bernard's Church Monument Hall Concord Woman's Club Georgie Bacon Mass. Federation of Woman's Clubs Gale Misa Buck’s Jonas M. Miles Lyceum Keyes Stereby Bedford Safety Razor Co Bedford Murray Ballou Anson Wheeler Elmer £. Shattuck Theresa Macone Foley Beverly Farms Nicholas Macone Boston Elizabeth Sewall Pratt Alfred Redfield Robert Stuart Redfield Philadelphia Emma J. Smith Middlesex Insurance Co E. L. Drowne James Sheehan C. H. Taintor and Mirs J. C. Friend Main St Rose Wallace Bancroft School Massachusetts Concord Lyceum Smith Owen Dexter
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Bird Protection Lectures Spark Concord Bird Club Plans

Ernest H. Baynes spoke three lectures in Concord on bird protection, value to farmers, and practical bird care. Plans outline three bird clubs at West Concord, Emerson, and the high school, plus adult participation and home projects.

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Ernest H. Baynes Meriden N. H Concord Baynes Wilson Audubon United States West Concord Emerson School
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Ovington Addresses Concord Club on Aeronautics

Earle Ovington the aeronautist was guest of honor at a Saturday evening meeting in the Elm Street studio of Charles H. Pepper. About 75 ladies and gentlemen heard his talk on aeronautics. Concord engineers from Revere were also present to inspect the auto truck wagon.

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Earle Ovington Charles H. Pepper Elmst Mr. Ovington Revere
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Lieutenant Ireland to Leave State Militia Role

Lieut. F P Ireland resigns as lieutenant of Co I after 15 years in the state militia. He joined in April 1897 and served with credit in the Spanish American War. He cites too much business to devote to the company, recently bought a farm to pursue poultry, and works in the repair department of the local N E T And T office.

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Ireland Co. I Corp Ralph P. Hosmer W. V Lieut
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Tea at Pinehurst Honours Mrs Gertrude Todd Muirhead

Mrs George M Baker hosted a Pinehurst tea on a Wednesday afternoon for Mrs Gertrude Todd Muirhead of Brantford Ontario. Nearly all of the 200 invited attended. Guests admired blue chiffon over cerise gowns and Daybreak carna tions in the reception rooms while refreshments were served by Cook the caterer.

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George M. Baker Pinehurst Gertrude Todd Muirhead Brantford Ont Baker Munrh Cook Charles K. Darling Herbert Blanchard Margery Blanchard Ellen Hoar
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Junior Hop Charms Crowd at Eaton Hall Dance

A large audience praised the Junior Hop held in Eaton Hall Friday afternoon. The event was organized by Cabot Upham Judkins and Hayes with Miss Flavin Shea Sohier and Leavitt assisting. Mrs. S's orchestra supplied the music as punch and refreshments were served.

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Eaton Hall Messrs. Cabot Upham Judkins Hayes Flavin Shea Sohier Leavitt M’s Punch Wa Meovet Gustnateels Waly
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Dickens Characters Spring to Life in Concord Club Play

Concord Woman's club opened a Dickens study class with tableaux and dialogues directed by Mrs. Richard F. Wood. Performances featured Mrs. Micawber Betsy Prig Mr. Bumble Little Nell and other iconic figures with readers providing context. The event celebrated Dickens ahead of the centenary month with an engaging, profitable afternoon.

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Charles Dickens Concord Woman's Club Mrs. Micawber Mr. Peckaniff David Copperfield Betsy Prigg Mr. Bumble Mr. Pickwick Little Nell Dickens Richard F. Wood Micawber J. A. Rose Herbert Smith Old Curiosity Shop Ruth Grant Elsie Pike Mr. Pecksniff Martin Chuzzlewit Florence Howe Dora Lucy Hosmer Hoar Pecksniff Tom Pinch Walter Howe Helen Keyes Bessie Holden Dolly Varden Barnaby Rudge Ethel Hoyle Pickwick Pickwick Papers Miriam Davis Sam Weller Tony Weller Constance Grant Charlies Tolman Dick Swiveller Marchioness Eleanor Johnson Bertha Garfield Bardell Philip Davis Jennie Wren Harry Worthley Pipehin Paul Dombey Dombey
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Concord Curling Club Aims for Boston Match

In January the Concord curling club reports a favorable start with 20 days of rink use since January 6. Skip Murphy’s team leads January trophy with two wins no losses and a 10 to 4 scoreline against Leith Richardson Eveleth Murphy Skip Motte Hutchins Eaton Bradford. On Wednesday the Concord team travels to Boston Arena to face the Curling Club of Boston.

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Concord ‘Curling Club Concord Concord Curling Club Skip Murphy Leith Joe Richardson Eveleth Murphy French Barrett Root Parker
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Concord Woman's Club Executive Board Meeting

Advertised letters listed for George Bartlett James Bowldon Sidney Gordon James Jackson Mr Mesride George H Robbins Tribune Earle Whitcher Miss Kelly Miss F F McFadden Miss Mary P Reed. There will be a meeting of the executive board of the Concord Woman's.

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George Bartlett James Bowldon Sidney Gordon James Jackson Mr. Mesride George H. Robbins Tribune Earle Whitcher Miss Kelly F. F. McFadden Mary P. Reed The Concord Woman's
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Concord Bible Society Holds 64th Annual Meeting

The Concord Bible society met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Thomas Todd’s Main Street home. Officers were re elected: Pres Mrs Todd vice pres Mrs Baker sec ond treas Mrs Vialle and directors Mrs Charles Richardson Mrs Cyrus Benjamin Mrs Charles Stewart Mrs 8 R Borland and Mrs Frank Pierce. Miss Mary V Tewksbury Mrs George Morrell and Mrs Charlotte Brown chaired the meeting committee. Hostesses were Mrs Todd Mrs J C Friend Mrs Judith Smith Mrs Martha Baker and others served a supper with salads poured by Mrs Gertrude Todd Muirhead.

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Concord Bible Society Todd Thomas Todd Baker Ond Treas Vialle Charles Richardson Cyrus Benjamin Charles Stewart R. Borland Frank Pierce Mary V. Tewksbury George Morrell Charlotte Brown J. C. Friend Judius , Smith Martha Baker
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Interment in Camden for Mrs Mary Robbins Glover

Mrs Mary Robbins Glover wife of Mars Glover died at her home on Monument street Saturday night after a month long illness. Born in Camden Maine April 19 1838 she would have turned 74 next birthday. She spent eighteen years in Concord and is survived by her husband and a daughter Ellen Glover. Funeral in Camden Missouri with body sent from Concord this Wednesday.

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Mary Robbins Glover Mars Glover Monument St Camden Concord Ellen Glover Sen
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