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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1915

Page

8

DiStasio's Pure Food Market Owes Debts

Local business DiStasio's Pure Food Market faces unpaid balances and creditor concerns as financial pressures mount. The public notice highlights owed amounts and potential collection actions affecting vendors and customers.

DiStasio’s

Summer social notes and local vacation updates

Concord Junction residents enjoy vacations with relatives at Sudbury and Boston while staff at the Reformatory and post office take leave. Miss Katherine Cleghorne visits Greenfield. Winthrop Judkins heads to Detroit for summer work. London’s variety store runs a successful midsummer sale attracting local shoppers. Camp Takiteze hosts Chester Elmes and Howard McLeod as renovations continue, padlocks added to the grub box. Lost dog alert for a white and tan dog near Annsack Hill with a reward offered.

Homer Allen Sudbury Herbert A. Bass John Hannon Reformatory Oscar Wood Winslow J. Damon Boston Katherine Cleghorne Greenfield James Adams Winthrop Judkins Detroit Mich London Variety Chester Elmes Howard McLeod Takiteze Warner’s Pond

Playground Work Opens For Children In Summer

Monday morning the playground program began with Harry Dame, Waltham high school athletic coach, overseeing the boys and Miss Dera Brown directing the girls. Activities include games, handiwork, hikes, and swims to keep youngsters engaged all summer, with both leaders experienced and prepared to benefit their health and minds.

Harry Dame Waltham High School Dera Brown Dame Miss Brown Mr. Dame Waltham Mise Brown

Colorado suffrage gains cited as unmixed advantage claim

A Denver preacher cites Colorado as the first woman suffrage state arguing it brings unmixed benefits to home and state. He notes high taxes, weak life and property protection, and twice needing federal troops to quell armed unrest. Massachusetts activists urge similar action nationwide.

Antesage Colorado Union Dean Hart Denver Massachusetts John P. Irish Bryan

Scouts Explore White Pond On Friday Hike

Boy Scouts from the town undertook an afternoon hike to White Pond. They enjoyed a swim at the beach before supper and rest after their excursion.

White Pond

Liquor Share of Pony Express Judged Within Law

J Lee Comeau presents Boston & Maine express books to the town board of selectmen showing May and June figures that 66 2 3 percent of business was merchandise and 33 1 8 percent liquor. Officials say the law requires 51 percent merchandise and inspect comeau’s operations for legality. Comeau invites parties to inspect deliveries and labeling at the depot. The board notes the weekly orders and asserts the law’s emphasis on average legitimate business, predicting action against violators if needed.

Board of Selectmen Pony Express Boston & Maine Express Company J. Leo Comeau Comeau Mr. Comeau Mr. Comean Coneau Morse National Express Co Pay Express Boston & Maine National Express Binks Te Board of Selectmen

Violin Lessons Offered This Summer by Local Studio

A Lexington studio advertises summer violin lessons with a teacher who offers individual instruction. Contact details include a phone line and information about scheduling in Concord Acton and surrounding towns.

Studio Mass Lexington Concord Acton

Maynard Man Spence Dies After Three Month Illness

Sunday morning at 4 o clock Spence died at his mother's home 3 McKinney Street Maynard after a three month illness. Born May 12 1877 in Hawick Scotland he left with his parents for Canada 25 years ago and later lived in Peterboro New Hampshire where he married Kathryn Brady who died in 1904. He came to Maynard 14 years ago making many friends during that time.

Spence Ellen Spence McKiney St Eilen Spence Hawick Scotland Ing Canada Peterboro N. H Kathryn Brady Maynard

Unity Lodge installs officers in Odd Fellows hall

The installation of Unity lodge I C A officers was held in Odd Fellows hall Monday evening. Supreme Deputy President Mrs Clara McPhail of Lowell presided as installing officer, assisted by P D P Mrs James Sheridan. Remarks followed the ceremony by several attendees.

Unity Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Clara McPhail Lowell James Sheridan

Five Lodges of Odd Fellows Plan Labor Day Outing

The Associated Five Odd Fellows lodges from Ayer Harvard West Acton Concord and Maynard plan a Labor Day outing to Lake Nabhmassett Westford. They will attend a clambake and a program featuring nautical sports baseball and track events for members and families.

Odd Fellows Ayer Harvard West Acton Concord Maynard Lake Nabhmassett Westford

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