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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
8
The committee in charge is hard at work arranging the Nineteenth of April celebration, promising a strong holiday attraction. George Hefty shows a large gain in Rexall store context and leads Howard Loring by a comfortable margin as votes pour in, with potential changes looming.
Mrs. Fred W. Gale died at her Main Street home after a brief illness from pneumonia. Born in Lynn to Col. Gardner Tufts, she moved here in 1885 with her reform school headfather and married Mr. Gale three years later. She was active in Hawthorne OES, Willow Rebekah lodge, and the West Concord Woman’s club. Interment was in Sleepy Hollow.
The West Concord Woman's Club heard C. M. Bilinwood discuss Reconstructed Lives with Mrs. Wilmnwood absent due to illness. The Florence Chittenden house supports thousands of girls and young women and plans President's Day events on March 19 with music by the Lit es club quartet.
Concord Junction prepares for a Thursday evening talk by Miss Margaret Foley on Woman's Suffrage. The town buzzes as many believe men will be drawn to attend, while women plan to recruit partners for the event.
A badly shaken woman tumbled down a flight of stairs at her Main Street home after her heel caught, escaping with no broken bones according to the report.
At Leipsic forces were French 95 000 and Confederate 75 000 totaling 170 000. At Mukden Russian 400 000 and Japanese 301 000 totaling 701 000. The blowfly reportedly causes over 1,000,000 sheep losses in Australia though Victoria remains less affected due to compulsory sheep dipping and large starling populations.
Dr and Mrs J J A D Jacques visited Cochituate on Tuesday and attended Mary's church where Rev Father in charge led a wood of devotion. Marys church choir rehearses Easter music under Miss Blanche Poitras. Magloire Auger wired Elm Street for electric lights. Ramsey joined H E Sawyer as bookkeeper. Philias Leclerc, in Boston wholesale, visited his ill father Theodule Lesieur on Lincoln Street. BE BC members met Miss Elsie Richard on Charles Street. Anniversary high mass at St Marys Church for the late Mrs Jos Gauthier. Edward Leonard and wife visited North Grafton friends. Joseph Denis of Worcester drug store visited town Tuesday. Louis and Mrs Barro guests of Louis Houde at Windsor House. Vertume Martel at Long factory in Fratolagaate.
There will be no patriotic entertainment this month under F. C. Curtis Camp S of V due to many attractions. A special April program on the night of the 5th is planned with ex Senator Charles F. McCarthy as speaker. Musical numbers and tableaux are expected.
The chief operator and four assistants rushed to duty within half an hour after a fire alarm in a crowded Masonic block. They coordinated calls from Estabrook Avenue to Central and mobilized operators from Pleasant Street and Commonwealth Avenue to manage hundreds of incoming calls during the blaze. The article notes no law requires volunteers but emphasizes duty during emergencies.
A fragmentary report notes volunteers stand ready to assist in emergencies and commend their excellent service for the people. It mentions girls or women standing by to render aid, reflecting a community effort during critical times.
Fragmentary text describes a Cambridge case about a ditch causing water contamination at a dwelling. The document references a court appearance and a party represented by a lawyer, with proceedings in the morning.
Funeral services for Miss Nellie Burns held at her home. James Lytch and James Hyland of Whitinsville attended the rites with other local mourners.
The dance planned by Canton lodge in Hudson tonight is postponed due to extensive repairs at I. C. O. F. hall. Ticket holders may obtain refunds by contacting a committee member.
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