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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
2
Notices outline subscription costs for local readers at 1.80 annually in advance or 2.00 otherwise with single copies. Regions listed include Maynard Concord Sudbury and Bedford. Officials reference act compliance and local post office handling of subscriptions.
An opinion piece argues honesty is a timeless virtue but laments censorship in Britain during war. It contends undisclosed conditions mislead the public, hindering conscription and volunteer recruitment, and predicts harsher outcomes as the censorship persists.
A reflection on vacation choices and health risks from poor sanitation and crowded leisure. The Nantucket case of Jessie Hol and Amund Trowbridge Flana underscores the role of religion as solace and the dangers of secular excess. The piece condemns baseless vacations and advocates restful, healthful settings.
Rep. George H. Creighton of the 10th district appears headed for renomination by the Republicans with no opposition in sight. The move follows a customary practice of presenting a second term when feasible, and signals broad support for Creighton to seek another term this fall.
Miss Mabel Morris and James J. Tobin were united in marriage Thursday morning at 9 30 by Rev Walter of St Bridget church at the home of the bride's parents Garfield J Morris. A reception and wedding breakfast followed. the couple plan a Maine trip and will reside on Maple Street. Both are prominent in town social circles with numerous presents.
Plans for St Bridget’s parish picnic include an athletic program with prizes and events. Morning 9 o’clock married versus single men baseball, afternoon Holy Name team versus Charlestown cadets. Races include 50 yd dashes for youth, 100 yd dash open, bicycle race for under 14, shoe tying, 440 yd, 2 mile, and 5 mile events with National Band of Maynard.
Mr. Creighton visited the district last Thursday and met with representative men, leaving him encouraged about the outlook. He faces Democratic opposition, but so far aspirants have been slow to step forward as September filing approaches and talk begins earlier than usual.
Myles Tierney received a letter from his brother Patrick who enlisted with the Lancaster regiment at the outbreak of the European war. He notes the regiment has suffered severe losses with 300 of 2000 men returning to England and many dead or badly wounded. Yet he remains confident of ultimate victory.
At the Charles A. Welch A Po A M meeting Thursday, past masters conducted four initiations. The Lotus quartet of Boston provided entertainment before a banquet attended by 150 guests from Hudson Clinton and Concord.
Arthur Wright, William Burke, and James Maguire of John Hancock Life Ins Co plan Framingham district dinner at Quincy house in Boston. In afternoon the Hudson staff led by Asst. Supt. M P Sloan will sail to Nahant for a chore dinner. The Hudson board photo highlights a phenomenal week’s record.
Maynard lodge I C C F completed the purchase of Loewe's block from the heirs of Julius Loewe on Thursday. The final papers formalized the transfer in a significant real estate transaction.
D. J. Lowman of Lowman New York, a La France fire truck representative, visited the local department this week and spoke highly of the hose truck's condition. He praised the crew and paid a fine tribute to the department while noting his role in instructing the local drivers.
Ninety members of the Charles A. Welch lodge A F and A M attended Sunday service at the First Parish church Stow invited by Rev J S Moulton. Seventy five Doric lodge members from Hudson also joined and heard an able address by the pastor Rev Mr Moulton.
Peter Johnston aged son of Mr and Mrs William Johnston sustained a severe injury last week while swimming with other boys at the ice house. He slipped on an ice run and fell through, breaking his right arm.
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