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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
6
To Let and Found Notices From Concord Area
Classified notices list items for rent including an apartment on Walden Street and four rooms with land for a garden. Also found is a stray goat at 6 Thoreau Street, Concord, with owner to prove property. Additional items include a 2 horse Ames plow for sale and a note about trash wood disposal by James B. Wood Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreau St
Concord
Real Estate Enterprise seeks Concord resident agent in Marlboro Mass
Leading New England agency seeks a reliable Concord resident as local representative. Capital, business methods, and reputation behind you. prior failures not needed if you have real estate success and respect of townsmen. Must own a car or a good team. Salary $3 000 yearly. Include age, business expertise, and property ownership in first letter to Real Estate Enterprise Co Marlboro Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Concord
Allie Cses
Gane
Real Estate
Enterprise Co
Marlboro, Mass
Acted As Hosts at Reception and Banquet Tonight
The Concord Trinitarian Brotherhood hosted a reception and banquet with a homelike hall, carnations, and rugs. The program featured Leslie R. Moore, the Brotherhood quartet, cello solos by Caleb Wheeler, and readings by Miss Hdna Speare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the Trinitarian Church
Gello
Leslie R. Moore
Brotherhood
Henry Thorpe
Charles Towle
Alec McLeod
Caleb Wheeler
Hdna Speare
Merson School of Oratory
Best Ever Large Out of Town Guests At OK Dance
More than 100 dancers attended the O K dance in the town hall on Saturday evening with many out of town guests. The organizing committee included Julian See. Seman Stephen C Pepper B Richardson N Bilissoll ahem ouailie shan Tae provided music by Miss Hattie H Bryant of Boston. Matrons officiating included Mrs George Mr Parker Mrs Murray Ballou Mrs Herbert W Blanchard Mrs Herbert W Hosmer Mrs F Alcott Pratt and Mrs Henry P Richardson. Ushers were Julian Ballou Ricard J Eaton William L Davis Lawrence B Richardson N Ellis Richardson and Berkeley Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Town Hall
Julian See. Seman
Stephen C. Pepper
B. Richardson
N. Bilissoll Ahem Ouailie Shan Tae
Hattie H. Bryant
Boston
George Mr. Paker
Murray Ballou
Herbert W. Blanchard
Herbert W. Hosmer
F. Alcott Pratt
Henry P. Richardson
Julian Ballou
Ricard J. Eaton
William L. Davis
Lawrence B. Richardson
N. Ellis Richardson
Berkeley Wheeler
Concord Woman's Club Meets Discusses Bills and Aid
The Concord Woman's Club held its regular fortnightly meeting in the town hall. President Mrs. Baker recalled losses from the first meeting and paid tribute to the late Mrs. Emmett. Speaker Waterman S. C. Russell gave an interesting talk on land via stereopticon. The club approved four state federation bills and announced a fund raiser for Hindman scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman's Club
Baker
George Emmett
Mra
C. H. Towle
Thomas Todd
Mary L. Hosmer
Albert Bacon
Bedford
France
State Federation
Board of Labor and Industry
Massachusetts
Florence “Howe
C. Russell
Teland
Ida Vose Woodbury
Indoor drill night and Sioux ceremonial songs featured
Co I held a busy week with high indoor rifle practice and a prize drill, while Parkish orchestra supplied music at the town hall. A piano recital followed with Sioux ceremonial robes and Indian melodies, performed under Punkatasset Camp fire girls auspices, with Eastman poems and multiple tribal tunes by Lieurance Burton Troyer Riggs and Densmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. I
O’brien
Leo
Moreau
Itv
Orchestra of
Somerville
Parkish
Cb. I
Eaeerson
U. S. Army
Wheels
Bainquet
Martham
Phillip Schuyler
George Mi Baker
Wong
Red Willow Pueblos
Lieurance
Troyer
My Birk
Burton
Barton
Burton F. Wiewell
Curtis
Birton
Meepy Tite
Zussian Wallaby
Tletrance
Omaha
Fillmore
Riggs
Goring
Maniton
Densmore
Punkatasset Campfire Girls
Miss Weber ‘Howe ‘Wheeler
Guardian
Barbara Laifkin
Florence Luftting
Miriam Barker
Lois” ‘Maude French
Frances French
Irene Wheeler
Elizabeth Whitney
Public statement denied by Concord figure in 1916
A 1916 Concord report records a public denial by a local figure, stating he has never been actively or receptively involved with the community and clarifying his stance amid local speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Seventh Lenten Sermon at Trinitarian Church
The Trinitarian Church reports the seventh in the Lenten sermon series to be preached next Sunday morning with the subject The Iter Welch cod Chosbeal. In the evening at 7 15 Mrs Carrie A Robinson field secretary of the Sines ee of Boston will give a lecture and all are cordially invited. The Pace of Pre nche i o the Soul will be the subject meeting Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie “A. Robinson
Eee Sines Ee
Boston
Mumbled Exchange Rekindles Local Rumor
Fragmentary dialogue records a murky handshake and chatter about a widow named Jones, a wineery mention, and a whispered test of loyalty. The overheard snippets hint at social tensions and possible romantic intrigue within a small community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Richards
Leiths Host Informal Main Street Supper After Dance
At the Latth home on Main Street a Saturday supper drew 50 to 60 friends of Mr and Mrs H F Leith. Ten mall tables in the music room featured pink roses and pink carnations in the dining room. Miss Mildred Bagarton hosted an out of town dinner party with guests including Carey of Brookline and Til den of Waltham before attending the O K dance and U K hospitality at the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latth
Main St
H. F. Leith
Mildred Bagarton
O. K
Mr. Carey
Brookline
Scot Perry
Maynard
Mildred Tilden
Waltham
Alice Wiggins
Bedford
Mrs. Schull
Concord
Concord Grange to confer third and fourth degrees
Tuesday night Concord Grange members will receive the third and fourth degree during an event that includes an annitial inspection by State Grange Deputy Walls, a harvest supper, and a talk on electrical appliances by Fred B. Power. The program likely draws a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Walls
State Grange
Fred B. Power
Henry Phillips to Speak on Liberty and Socialism at Trinity
Friday evening Henry Phillips of London returns to address the Men's club of Trinity church on liberty and socialism. The lecture is open to all interested with no admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Phillips
London
Trinity Church
Reverend Brigham to Preach at Worcester M E Church
Rev Dr Brigham of Worcester will preach Sunday evening at 8 in the M E church. He is superintendent of the City Missionary society and known as a philanthropic leader and evangelist. Epworth League service starts at 7 and the other service at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brigham
Worcester
M. E
Brigham
City Missionary Society of Methodism
Epworth League
Scandinavian M E Church Buys Parsonage Under Rev Berggreen
The Scandinavian M E Church completes purchase of a parsonage from Ira Penniman after years for sale. Penniman says he was glad to allow the church the purchase at a reasonable price and the deed closed a few weeks ago under Rev A Berggreen’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
A. Berggreen
Ira Penniman
Buffet Supper At Cutter Home Attracts Young Guests
Misses Rosemary and Bessie Cutter hosted a buffet supper Saturday evening at the Cutter home on Sudbury road for 20 young people including college men and Concord youths. The group later attended the O. K. dance. jon were used for decorating the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
Bessie Cutter
Cutter Home
Sudbury Rd
Concord
O. K
Jon
Advertised Letters P O Box 1272
Public notice lists letters held at P O Box 1272 under the name F Bernacek. Address customers advised to claim by specified deadline at the post office. Adjusted to reflect the advertised letters listing and collection instruction.
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O K
Hibernians
St. Bernard’s Church
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James Mahoney
Edward T. MacCabe
Philip Flavin
J& Isephine’ Blanchard
Frances ‘Shaughnessy
Warren Giblin
Buck
Robert Winstanley
John Mason
George Hunt
Addie Garfield
Grange
Whitney Coal and Grain Co
Concord Female Charitable Society
R. M
Woman's Club
Russell
Armory Notes
Charles A. Eastman
Trinitarian Church
P. O.-Box
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Albert Vanderhoof Condo
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Meredith & Grew
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Arthur B. Brooks
H. S. Richardson
Benj. F. Murray
M. D
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