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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
2
Public notice from The Enterprise in Marlboro Massachusetts. Official mailing address at 401 Main Street. Publication details include post office entry and pricing information for single copies and subscriptions.
The committee chose Worcester as the lowest bidder for the bridge project after rechecking estimates. Whipple was present as figures were reviewed and the contract settled at the original price of 2247 dollars. Whipple will start work on the bridge this week.
A new statute on parental support provokes discussion about duty and enforcement. Boston's Mendel Finkelstein was jailed for a month for failing to provide for his aged mother while caring for a sick wife and six children. The piece questions morality and enforcement, noting shifting political thoughts toward 1916 considerations.
A letter-writer urges moving the post and sign to the square center to widen the street. The suggestion, from a prominent citizen not named, proposes removing sidewalk space along the George Theodore and Samuel Lever storefronts to gain three feet of roadway.
Residents and friends from Worcester Marlboro Foxboro and surrounding towns spent the holiday visiting relatives. People traveled to Andover Antrim N H and Portsmouth N H while many hosted guests at Maple Maple Maple and other streets.
Memorial exercises were conducted in schools Friday afternoon with a noon observance at the high school and additional services in classroom rooms at 2 o clock. Members of the Isaac Davis Post visited the schools listing past and current commanders and adjutants from South Acton West Acton and nearby areas.
The Brooks memorial fountain ice contract for June and July went to Whitney & Hastings while August and September were awarded to Frederick W. Taylor. An auctioneer’s license was granted to Benjamin F. Brown. Band concerts may be provided by the National and Imatra bands with venues across town, including the post office square and local schools, though locations remain undecided.
Cornetist Waino Kauppi leaves Thursday evening for a 14 weeks engagement with the Chatauqua entertainers. He will perform across Delaware Maryland West Virginia North Carolina Pennsylvania and New York, ending the tour in Trenton New Jersey on September 13.
At a conference Rep G H Creighton and state treasurer Charles Burrill discussed the Maynard Trust Co. condition. Massachusetts has been added to its depositors list. Kierstead Jr wins a nip and tuck bicycle race from Paper Mill corner to Powder Mills and back, Lyons breaking away late to win.
A tank car carrying 6000 gallons of oil arrived for street use. Mrs Kate Williams of Dorchester spent part of the week visiting Mrs Susan Sheehan.
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