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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and addresses in Massachusetts including Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford. No clear event or outcome is readable.
The article discusses preparedness and U S policy ideas, arguing for expansionist views on Lower California and a favorable boundary readjustment with Mexico. It cites Schiff Seward and Blaine, notes the Gulf of California and Colorado River as issues, and calls for a stable Mexican government for any boundary settlement.
The Sanhet val Colonial hall will host the senior close next Tuesday opening commencement week. A large attendance is anticipated as a splendid program unfolds. Gov. David I. Walsh will deliver the principal address at the Thursday banquet.
Miss Agnes Axford was hostess to a group of her young friends Friday afternoon for a ninth birthday party. She received several presents as the youngsters enjoyed games and refreshments.
Committees from Mizpah Rebekeh lodge outline a gala event for Thursday evening June 17. Four candidates will be initiated with D. D. P. Miss Grace Balcolm of Hudson and suite expected. An invitation extended to Miss Bertha Mead Grand Instructor from Natick. Supper at 7 o'clock. Miss Lena Peterson employed at
A Maynard meeting formed a committee to raise funds for a soldiers memorial. The plan shifted to a public appeal inviting town residents and outsiders to contribute toward a shaft. a goal of about 1000 seems feasible, with contributions flowing to the treasurer or committee members.
The town tree warden William Bishop warned locals to avoid hitching horses near trees to prevent damage. Parents are urged to cooperate to stop children from destroying trees, with harsher penalties expected for future offenders. The dancing season opens at Lake Boon Saturday with last season’s social success anticipated to continue.
Miss Edna Locke, engaged to Principal C. A. Millar, was honored with a linen shower at Mrs. Mary Hanna’s Maple Street home Thursday. Guests included Mrs. Jennie Murphy and Misses Theresa Heffernan M Louise County Grace Holbrook Veronica Burdo and many others. The surprise event featured decorations games and a musical program with light refreshments.
The selectmen award a $200 appropriation to two brass bands the Imatra and the National. They will split five concerts each with the first likely next week by the Imatra band. Concerts alternate weekly until ten are performed.
Whitestone kennels attend the annual Ladies' Kennel Club of New England show in Auburndale. Polly the Whitestone wins a prize for a male puppy titled Whitestone Coin shown by Harry and owned by T. B. Moynihan. Beadles Lloyd Walker and Thomas Hilferty assist, plus a dashund owned by Arthur J. Sullivan. Members include Mrs. John Ingham and Mrs. Thomas Bell.
The high school junior class aims to raise 800 dollars for a Washington trip during the senior year. With 25 pupils currently enrolled, they started by selling chocolates that will net a tidy sum to begin fundraising.
It was announced at the three masses that mass will begin at ten o'clock next Sunday at Lake Boon and continue through summer. Figures of cost for extending town water to St. Bridget's cemetery were read and a collection will be taken next Sunday. The cemetery lies 2060 feet from the nearest water main.
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