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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1913

Page

5

Concord Rummage Sale Raises Funds for Hinmann Scholarship

Concord Woman's Club held a sale in the lower town hall with Mrs Walter Wood and others assisting. The event ran Friday afternoon and evening, drawing early buyers and raising 64 dollars for the Hinmann scholarship fund aiding philanthropy.

Walter Wood Henry B George Warren Concord Woman's Club Lower Town Hall Trisk Hin?1mann Club Philanthrop le Pw

Trinitarian Church Center Pathway Sermons and Livingstone Concert

The Trinitarian church schedules a fourth sermon on heredity and children from the Abraham stones series next Sunday morning, followed by an eleventh lecture on Cromarty and Hugh Miller in the evening. A centennial observance for David Livingstone leads to a Palm Sunday program March 16 at 5 pm with music and child recitations inspired by Livingstone’s missionary work.

Abraham England Scotland Cromarty Hugh Miller David Livingstone Blantyre Livingstone

Easter Cantata at Church and Kingdom for the Hungry Event

A church announces an Easter Sunday Cantata by its choir and notes a Friday evening meeting topic The Kingdom of God for the Hungry The events focus on service in Africa and special interest observance by philanthropists and congregants.

Africa Kingdom of God

Maynard bowlers face Concord in tense rematch

The Concord squad, shaky after a long layoff, plans a return to form to challenge Maynard's bowling strengths. Maynard suspicions of an upset loom as Concord aims to reclaim prominence and avoid further defeats. Myrtice Ethelyn Robinson will lecture on six free cooking talks in Monument hall in March, drawing many women attendees.

Maynard Concord Myrtice Ethelyn Robinson Boston Normal Art School J. T. Manon Monument Hall

Kept in the Dark Speculation on Identities Rises

The fragment notes heavy speculation about who is who and when, leaving readers in uncertainty. No concrete names or dates are readable, and context is limited to a vague discussion of uncertainty surrounding identities.

Vacancy on Municipal Light Board After Bar rett Death

Discussion of the vacancy on the municipal light board after the death of Richard F Bar rett. Questioned insiders offer no names and say they do not know who will be candidate. No public announcement will be made until the caucus.

Municipal Light Board Richard F. Barrett

Surprise party for Miss Graverson ends with gift ring

Miss Clara Graverson received a signet ring after 25 friends surprised her at Thoreau Street Friday evening. The event followed a lively mix of games and music as guests were welcomed and entertained by the hostess.

Clara Graverson Thoreauast Miss Graverson

Walsh Addresses Concord Men's Club On Citizenship

Lieut. Gov. David I. Walsh spoke to the Union Church Men’s club on citizenship duties and privileges. He urged humanitarian government and warned that elected officials often misrepresent constituents, noting radicalism grows when public needs go unmet and the electorate becomes the boss on election day.

David I. Walsh Union Church Concord Lieut. Gov. Walsh Commonwealth

Leaders urge citizens to think freely for progressive government

A speech emphasizes individual judgment in voting, warns against blind partisanship, and urges support for a humane, progressive government. A reception followed with performances by Frederick MacDonald and Edward Miller. The club plans a future talk by Rev. Robert Walker on Modern Prison Methods.

Frederick MacDonald Brookline Edward Miller Maynard Robert Howe Robert Walker

Church bulletin notes Rev Walker address and service exchange

Friday evening the Men’s club welcomes Rev. Robert Walker chaplain at the reform atory to speak to all men. Next Sunday Rev B Bradley of Lincoln will conduct services in exchange with the pastor. A new bulletin board showing service hours graces the church front as a gift from the Men’s club.

Robert Walker Reformatory B. B. Bradley Lincoln

Divine Service and Bible Study by International Bible Students

Divine service scheduled Sunday at 3 p m at 19 Laws Brook rd with speaker W T Dowden from Somerville on The Deliverance of the Church Bible Study Thursday at 7 30 p m on Does the Bible Teach Restitution All welcome.

Laws Brook Rd W. T. Dowden Somerville

Enthusiastic meeting forms Baseball Association officers

A Monday evening meeting in Association hall elected Baseball Association officers for the coming year. Many new members joined including ten montane, and the manager election was deferred to let the board select a subject to approval at the next meeting. A benefit concert and ball for the team was announced with Mondella’s of Boston providing music.

Association Hall Baseball Association Mondella’s Boston

Bedford Grange Public Meeting on Milk Question

Bedford town hall hosts a public meeting Saturday March 8 at 4 o clock. George H. Bilis of Newton supports the Ellis Bradley bill and Geo Ladd of Sturbridge opposes. Music and refreshments at 6 30 and an entertainment by Billerica Grange.

Bedford Town Hall George H. Bilis Newton Geo Ladd Sturbridge Bedford Grange Billerica Grange

Obstruction found on Switches and Track In Acton

Last week a person without regard placed an obstruction on a switch east of the station and a sleeper on the Marlboro branch track near Mr Ham's farm. Detective Bradley found the culprit and recovered a girl, Miss Sara Wood, who had erysipelas. Mrs Kimball visited from Quebec for two weeks. a blizzard struck Sunday. Miss Eva Gray filled in as organist. Rev Willis announced a $500 gift from T Ames for the Universalist church.

Marlboro Ham Bradley Sara Wood Milton Kimball Quebec Carrie Shapley Eva Gray

Scalloped supper delight accompanies prize gaiety

The event featured solos by Mrs Otis Forbush and William Bayes to widespread enjoyment. Suffragettes and milliners sparked merriment as prizes were awarded with Mrs Stiles winning in woodsawing and Hart Randall taking first in millinery.

Otis Forbush William Bayes Stiles Clara Sawyer Hart Randall Ralph Piper

Congregational Church Socials and March Events Highlight

The Ladies Social Circle holds meetings Thursday and Friday with sermons and subjects on Gideon and Interpre tation. A Mothers' meeting via W G T U is planned for March 19 at Mrs Louis Jones Prospect St. Edward H Frye of Boston will perform March 18 in an amusing David Haram Across the Atlantic in a notable attraction. John Hardy elected S T L president. parents urged to bring children to the upcoming meeting with hired instructor.

Congregational Church Edward H. Frye Boston David Haram Atlantic Uniteds Canada Fletcher John Hardy

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Trinitarian Church Ceu Albert Vanderhoof Spencer Bros Walden Concord, Mass Sn Diels Edith Buckshiend Glock Main Street Mass Concord Grange Baton Hall Star Orchestra Farrell Loomis Weir Mary Farrington Grant St St. Bernard's Church Fr. Lynch David B. Feehan Bedford St Concord Junction Goodnow Hattie Mildred Maine Edward Bickford Walter Whitcomb Allen Chair Gardner Emma Payne Baldwinsville Bert Phelps Allen Commonwealth Ave West Acton C. H. Mead South Acton T. Ames Charlotte Ann Tuttle Universalist Church Qwa THE Gideon Mothers Ford Detroit Maynard, Stow, Sudbury Wats Hudson Main St
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