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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
3
A gentleman known for generous church contributions but irregular in attendance is likened by a clergyman to a flying buttress propping the building. In a suburb exchange Jasper notes the walking is poor while Mr Nutley retorts that no one walks in the suburbs, commuters must run.
A bystander in a skirt fell in front of a passing train on a stairway near the university area. The incident was reported by the University Missourian with focus on the bystander's injury and the event context.
A quotation noting happiness as peace after strife and security, claiming married women and single men are the truly happy folk according to Smart Set.
A fragmentary note mentions the habits of men and a bill until the previous dollar has been completely expended. The text is unclear but implies financial or legal phrasing related to prior funds.
An advertisement urges immediate action for kidney disorders with Doan s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. A Marlboro Mass user claims relief after using the product and urges others to start now for better sleep and health.
fragmentary OCR text mentions a time 15 80 and names William D E and Hare Ra Pf fkeh, forming an unclear item with no coherent event or context.
Maynard fire department and Assabet Aerie of Eagles held a joint memorial march and service for deceased members. The procession, led by Rep. Arthur J. Coughlan and a Sudbury brass band, passed through Main Street to cemeteries where graves were decorated by both organizations. Refreshments followed at Cannon's block hall, with praise for the unity of the Eagles and firemen and hopes for future co gatherings.
Rain spoiled a Saturday game setup as Saxonville and Marlboro prepared to play. Manager Ledgard shifted Hopkins out and eyed a new box artist for the vacancy in Hudson while Concord and Maynard consider lineup changes and potential signings.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Rep Doug and Rep Arthur P ughtan with a call for better train service. It references Dawn Coughlan and a March date, plus local borough and hydro entities, but the text is fragmented and unclear about actions or outcomes.
The New England Chautauqua Assembly runs July 15 to 25 at Montwall South Framingham. Rev A Morrill Osgood directs instruction with Mrs A M Osgood in charge of the boys and girls Bible class. The program presents daily devotional periods and a sequence of New Testament studies through July 26, led by Osgood, a three year superintendent and board member.
The Maynard event featured an 8 o'clock dramatic recital by Miss Florence Oliver and her pupils. The performances showcased solid technique, with accompanying musicians and a diverse program that impressed local fans and honored Mrs Coulter Turner and other attendees.
A large Rebekah lodge gathering at I C O F hosted Mizpahegy re conferred ten initiates. A banquet preceded the exercises served by committee members Josie Baton Mrs Gertrude Smith Mrs Annie Coulter and others. About 150 attended from Marlboro Hudson Weat South Acton and Concord Junction.
Hrak J. Santtdviin hosted about 20 members of the local school teaching corps at H. Persons store on Thursday afternoon. He presented an exceptional concert using a Victor Victrola with musical and vocal selections that were greatly enjoyed by the teachers. The event followed a recent concert by Mr. Sanderson at the Woman's Mind meeting where attendees requested another demonstration of the machine.
Sunday morning service will observe Children’s Day at the Congregational church. A concert by the primary department and school will be held under Miss Ruby Harlin and Fred Sims. Two classes will receive Bibles, and infants will be baptized.
A Sunday program outlines 10 AM sermon by Bishop Hamilton, 3 PM dedication ceremony, and 7 PM sermon by Dr. G H Spencer. Music features Amory Maynard leading Trinity male quartet of Boston with a vested choir. Mrs Brooks Reet seeks a position.
Mrs Thomas Bell and Mrs John Ingham with daughters attend the Kennel Club of Massachusetts event in Auburndale. John Ingham owns Whitestone kennels and will enter four dogs Bell Lion Whitey and Pollyoan. The party travels by James A Coughlan’s auto with ride tickets to cover a portion of the trip.
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