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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1913
Page
6
A brief note records an annual weeklong tour featuring Company 1 and Col. Cook. A handful of observers saw the team vehicle roll along the M. and H. street railway through Concord, a rare showcase after several years.
Fragmentary text notes advance payment for notices and advertisements. Mentions Joseph Baggio Davis and Mrs Luther Franke with an address at 13 Ev Monument and a monument location. Campaign for application at 6 Monument.
Local notes report families spending summer at camps and homes, visits by Mrs Hall welcoming guests, and a fire cleanup near Walden Shore. Middlesex County visitors arrive for Andrew's school events, while Grange activities, fairs, land sales, and a Mass State Grange field day in Acton Centre are planned with a fountain dedication and speeches.
A fragment from the London Globe notes women physicians in 18th century Florence under Knights of Malta patronage. An administrator at Majeur hospital unsettled by a female pupil resolves the issue, while a Russian student eventually gains access to Nuova schools after a long delay.
A brief dialogue shows a small boy boasting of knowledge and his companion challenging him. The exchange centers on who knows more about the world, and the older listener counters with a calm remark that the boy’s claim may be overconfident.
Joseph M. Gleason a well known Boston seedman connected with Thomas J. Gray company died last Sunday. He was born in Concord Virginia and lived there before moving to Boston. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Oak Grove.
Original song sung to Yankee Doodle tune cheers Concord after a win. Fans claim Concord will ride on glory today while predicting rivals will regret the result. Concord Junction is noted as unable to play, with three wins claimed by Concord.
Old North Bridge society of the Children of the American Revolution met Thursday afternoon July 24 at the Chapter House of the Daughters of the Revolution with George Richard Blinn presiding. The program included songs prayers poems and the reading of Our Flag of Liberty. guest Mrs Daniel Lothrop spoke.
Concord residents read a Boston Town column item noting Frank Be Sanborn’s return home after a Green Acre visit and Sanders’s good health as he walks the town. The piece also mentions a discount sale at Miss B. A. Buck’s and a Boy Scouts trip led by Scout Master Wilfrid Wheeler with Andrew Raymond and other members joining.
Amid broad increases, Congarda reports property valuations up by amounts cited, with a $1.60 rise in the tax rate to $15.60 and a total valuation up by hundreds to about $88,001,155. Officials note an overall rise over last year as taxes and assessments move higher across the county.
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