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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1911

Page

4

Concord News Roundup includes weddings and travels

George W Hopkins and Mrs Hopking visit Newton with family. Miss Margaret Lothrop trips to Wisconsin to see Miss Elisabeth Telling. Dr and Mrs Baker of Boston stay at Wright Tavern. Residents visit Billerica to honor Company I. Senator Hoar may go to Central America as counsel for a new railway. Theron Damon weds Cornelia Huntington in Concord church then departs for Constantinople.

George W. Hopkins Hopking Newton Margaret Lothrop Wisconsin Elisabeth Telling Smith College Baker Boston Wright Tavern Concord Billerica John L. Bates Bates Michael McCarron Strawberry Hill Farm Mary Barry Bedford Rd Richard Cross Stone & Webster Newport N. W N. A. Davis Gloucester Rosemary Cutter Dorothy Davis Piccon Cove Bertha Kent Sarah Graverson Edearton Mutual Helners’ Flower Mission Town Hall Roycer Sherman Hoar Central America Senate Theron J. Damon Constantinople Cornelia Strong Huntington Milton Damon First Congregational Fir O Mr. Damon

Commander Wheeler Nearly Fatally Injured in Bicycle Collision

Commander George F. Wheeler of Old Concord was knocked from his bicycle by an auto near Sleepy Hollow cemetery while returning from the state experiment station with the State Board of Agriculture. He suffered bruises and shock but no broken bones and was taken home after medical examination.

George F. Wheeler Old Concord Post Experiment Station State Board of Agriculture Wheeler Wilfrid Wheeler Concord Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Katherine Finigan Ged. Titcomb

Trinitarian Church Notes

The pastor will lead morning and evening services next Sunday with the morning topic The Food and Climate of Heaven The 7 PM vesper and Christian Endeavor meeting include an address The Gospel in India and Burma the seventh in the Mission Around the World series Dr Winchester will report on recent Pacific Coast meetings Next Sunday is the pastor's last before August vacation Pulpit duties and visiting speakers are listed for August 6 13 20 and 27

Heaven Christian Endeavor India Burma Pacific Coast Congregational Home Missionary Society Congregational Congress International Sunday School Convention

Concord Hosts State Board Field Day with Lectures and Dairy Talks

The State Board of Agriculture held its summer field day in Concord with tours of historic sites and the asparagus experiment station. Lectures by Charles W. Prescott and Prof. J B Norton highlighted asparagus work, and a plan to obtain $25,000 for dairy farm prizes was approved. A public meeting featured Dr. H J Wheeler on alfalfa and a reading of The Piper by Christabel Kidder.

Concord Mecca State Board of Agriculture Wilfrid Wheeler Colonial Inn Ephraim Bull Concord Rcrape State Board Bull Charles W. Prescott Prescott J B. Norton Norton Washington Wm. Brooks Amherst Amherst Experiment Station Abrams Wheeler Massachusetts

Local Militia Ships Out for War Drill at Billerica

The Marlboro Company F and Company I detachments left by special cars to join the blues army encamped near Boston Shore. The men wore olive drab and carried full field gear as they prepare for a week of camp life with athletic contests and drills designed to simulate front line duties.

Com Pany Co. F of Marlboro Company I Peterson Billerica Reda Bos

Western Trip of Worcester Organist Raymond C. Robinson

Raymond C. Robinson, organist at First Parish church, begins a vacation next Sunday. He travels from Worcester to Montreal by rail, then to Winnipeg, Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, Portland, and Salt Lake City, with a two week stay in Delta Colorado with his uncle. He plans camping in the mountains and aims to return by Sept. 1, resuming duties Sept. 3.

Raymond C. Robinson First Mr. Robinson Pacific Coast Worcester Montreal Winnipeg Dunmore Canadian Rockies Vancouver Victoria Seattle Portland Columbia River Salt Lake City Delta Denver Chicago Niagara Falls

Advertised Letters and Pulpit Sermon at Trinity Church

The notice lists several names of advertised letters including F Felch Joseph F Giles L T Hidreth J Ostrowm Tom O Connor K Sokotowski and others. Rev B S Winchester occupied the pulpit of the Trinity church Sunday and preached an unusually powerful sermon.

F. Felch Joseph F. Giles L. T. Hidreth J. Ostrowm Tom O'Connor K. Sokotowski K. Bynom C. Alberts Marjorie C. Barnard Margaret Foley Ruth Hobson Freda Irving Pacific Robert Armerie F. White Winchester

Concord Woman's Club Long List of Contributions to Alcott Memorial

The Concord Woman's Club reports further contributions to the Louisa M. Alcott Memorial from June 5 to July 22. Donors include Miss Mary Hoar Worcester Mass Frank S Wheeler Washington D C Miss Bertha Wallersteen Mt Vernon N Y Miss Gertrude R Cowing Brooklyn N Y and numerous clubs and individuals across the country. Total amount received to date is 4877.52.

Concord Woman's Club Louisa M. Alcott Mary Hoar Worcester Mass Frank S. Wheeler Washington, D. C Bertha Wallersteen Mt. Vernon N. Y Gertrude R. Cowing Brooklyn National Society of N. BE. Women San Diego Cal Wallace B. Conant Concord Roxbury Agnes Anderson Chicago Carnegie Stout Library Dubuque Iowa Literary Club Bar Harbor Pittsburg Hannah R. Hudson Woburn John Meigs Pottstown Woman's Club Wellesley Hills Pierian Club Newton Upper Falls Emma Stewart Conshohocken Vassar College Sirly Bessie A. Hallock Rush Esther W. Sawyer E. F. Kennedy Des Moines Mexico Hilda G. Shepard Brookline Geo. E. Walcott Winifred Irwin Quincy Tll Fort Dodge Jessie A. MacMurray Webster City Pomona Sarah B. Sprague New Berlin

Waiting for State Tax Shows Town Valuation Rise

Assessors report total town valuation climbs to 7 722 011 up from 7 319 263 in 1910 with increases in personal estate buildings and land. Polls total 1672 with 100 automobiles valued at 92 375 and 262 dogs. Tax levy set at 92 497, county tax down 587 50 from 1910. rate likely unchanged at 14 30. John E. FitzPatrick of Longmans Green visits Cambridge Turnpike residents.

Classified Ads and Notices from Concord Area

Advertising terms and local notices list rates for 10c a line with six words per line. Items include a Concord mass house to rent on Middle Street, furnished rooms, rental spaces in White’s block, and luncheon venue at Old Concord Chapter House. Also notices seeking agents for Somerville Cambridge and Waltham and lessons offered by Prof Joseph Durante.

H. L. Whitcomb’s Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton Sudbury Mass McManus Bros Middle St

Warren L Bishop Emerges as Lively Local District Candidate

Warren Langmaid Bishop of Wayland enters the 123rd representative district race as a Democratic aspirant. The 1890 born lawyer and Grange lecturer promotes progressive Democracy and Republican-leaning reform, pledging direct nomination and populist checks on capital while engaging farmers and the public in a campaign noted for its spirited stump work and political integrity. M Ross of Ashbury Park, N J, arrives for a brief stay.

Warren L, Bishop Wayland Bishop Mr. Bishop Warren Langmaid Bishop Cochituate Mass B. A. Law School Walter A. Webster Beacon St Boston Cochituate Grange James H. Wahey U. S Robert Marion la Fayette Albert J. Bever

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Trinitarian Church Notes Christabel Kidder Josephine Preston Peabody George Ropes Lincoln Strafford Ass'n Radcliffe Sarah Whitman F. A., Wellman Nutley N. J C. C. Wellman Walter Hubbard Springfield George D. Hubbard Sudbury Rd Billericw Boston Shore John E. FitzPatrick The Longmans Green Publishing Co Mrs Joseph FitzPatrick Cambridge Somerville Cambridge and Waltham Grand Union Tea Co Joseph Durante Lexington Rd R. B. Peterson Everett St Lexington Road White's Block Main St Warren M. Ross Ashbury Park, N. J Timeeton Warren H. Gishop Edith A. Buck Main Street Matthew Steinman Grant St Joseph Kulcsar New York White’s Concord, Mass T. A. Wiswall Richardson’s H. S. Richardson Eaton Crane Paper Coxcord Mass William J. Bulger W. Herbert Way Tel Cora R. Knicht Water S&j David Hayes Crant St Hopkins Main St Straiton & Storm Capadura OWL Bank Note Middlesex County Geo. L. Storm & Co Lafayette &J Ciig Robert W. Carter Lynn Jonas M. Miles Concord . Nurseries Henry M. Pratt Prop Monument St., Concord C. S. Towne A. L. Hicks Walden St A. Fernald Boylston St Back Bay James William Byron Hubbard Street
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