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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
10
The Enterprise will be sold at Londons Variety store replacing Rexall and will be delivered weekly by applying to Willard.
Robert W. Browning ends 35 years of service at the Massachusetts reformatory effective June 1. A dinner at the Colonial Inn in Concord with friends and town officials honored his retirement. Speakers praised his efficient prison work during a Tuesday evening gathering led by selectman Elmer B. Shattuck.
Mr and Mrs Henry F Smith celebrated 50 years of marriage with a large Concord home reunion attended by six of their sons and most of their 15 grandchildren plus many friends. The Boston addressed couple wore wedding era lace and orange blossoms as Carl Behr orchestra played on the grounds. Mr Smith, 82, long involved in woolen manufacturing, remains active. Mrs Smith shared pride in their long marriage and charitable club work.
Mrs. W. S. Leland’s pupils performed a well attended annual recital in Association hall assisted by Herbert Smith of Boston who sang with accompanist Mrs. Leland. The program featured pieces by Irene Willis Gladys Watts and others with a variety of titled works such as The Spirit of the Woods The Frost King and Descriptive March. Elizabeth Prentiss has returned home in Cambridge after a week with her brother James Prentiss. International Bible Students hold Sunday service at 3 p.m. at 19 Laws Brook rd led by Mr. Hansel of South Boston with no collection.
On Thursday Parents Day drew a large crowd to West Concord School. Visitors viewed regular classroom work across grades and saw exhibits from lower grade counting and drawing to upper grade sloyd models sewing and seventh grade girls culinary samples. The event was one of the most successful of its kind.
Friends report Harry Dye fully recovered from the Warner's pond accident when his yacht overturned in a gale. He swam to shore about 20 feet away and brought the yacht to land. He appeared active the next day. The item also notes E E Wetherbee’s southern return for summer, births, and reformatory duties.
The Great Heflin is coming to Maynard for a public appearance inviting locals to attend and meet the figure. Organizers promote the visit as a notable local event with expected crowd turnout and campus or venue details to be announced.
The article traces the ancient roots of aerial travel and surveys the evolution of flight ideas from early experiments to early modern concepts. It outlines key thinkers and milestones shaping humanity's push to conquer the skies.
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