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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
7
A fragment lists hardware items including nails tacks bolts hinges pliers and files. It appears as a catalog snippet or shop inventory with no clear event or context provided.
Jones reports secretary notes. Mr and Mrs John Brayden welcomed a baby boy born Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Rupert Stockbridge also announced the birth of a baby boy on Tuesday. High school seniors raised funds by serving at a town meeting. Maynard defeated Duren's Pets 1429 to 1285 at Fitchburg alleys. Billett rolled 111 single and 229 triple for high totals.
A collection of satirical snippets describes Mac Keene a poor engineering student famed for overcomplicated plans to quit smoking, Kalestick advising ambition, Babbage transforming advice into dates for December, and a Burmese divorce scheme using candles to separate spouses with one leaving at the moment a candle burns out.
Readable text notes West African natives in a French region eat clay daily. The soil described is a clay found in a well cultivated area with abundant food. Reports claim some individuals consume up to seven and a half pounds of clay each day.
A two day sacred concert at Scandinavian M E Church raised funds for the piano fund run by Epworth Leagues. Saturday featured soloists and choirs with national symbols on stage. Sunday hosted out of town guests, combined Boston and Concord choirs, a supper at 5:30, and an evening talk by Rev E B Carlson.
Bartholomew Donavan aged 76 died at his home Friday after a long illness with arteMd sclerosis. Funeral held Monday at St Bernard's Church with Fr Lynch officiating. Interment in parish cemetery. Bearers were four nephews John Goulding Daniel Patrick and Joseph Hayes. Survived by three sisters Mrs Hannah Hart of Cambridge Mrs Jeremiah Hayes Mrs Timothy Gould of this town and one brother Patrick Donavan of this town.
Herbert E H Barnes longtime Lincoln undertaker died at his home March 5 after 25 years in the business Burial was held Thursday The obituary notes he was survived by a wife and children with the line fragment indicating a familial relation or tribute from a son or heir
Eda Barnes died recently and was laid to rest in town with undertaker Joseph Dee in charge. The obituary notes Barnes's passing occurred about a quarter century ago and marks the town funeral arrangements led by Dee.
Ellis Loring Motte died at his son M Irving Motte's Musketaquid road Concord home after a long pulmonary illness. Born in Boston 76 years ago he lived there until two years ago when he moved to Concord after his wife died. Funeral services were held at Mt. Auburn chapel and the body cremated with ashes placed in the family lot at Mt. Auburn cemetery.
The Trinitarian church holds Lent services with a Sunday sermon on Peter’s Question What Shall We Have Therefore and a 730 pm Congregational Brotherhood service led by its new group. Warren F. Spalding of Boston speaks. collection for Chinese famine relief nears 50 dollars. Friday’s topic is Sins of the Tongue.
George P. Bradley of Stockbridge died at his son's home Rev. Edward E B Bradley pastor of Lincoln Congregational Church on Friday from old age and heart enlargement. Funeral services were held at Lincoln Congregational Church Monday at 2 30 P M and burial followed at his Stockbridge home. Undertaker Joseph Dee supervised the service.
Mrs. Joseph Dee of Bedford Road attended the funeral of Herbert B. Barnes of Lincoln on Thursday. Local Grangers joined the service and Mrs. G. C. Scharn of Newtonville is visiting the Scharn family. Last chance to register for the annual town elections is until 10 p.m.
James Maynard Hapgood quotes Mark Twain to deny rumors of his death. He is pictured as lying in a brook on Monday afternoon but rejects the tale as unfounded, insisting he remains alive and well.
The executive committee met at 83 Nason Street and elected officers including secretary Miss Nettie Taylor and treasurer Raymond Veitch. They approved preliminary plans for the June reunion and a reception for the class of 1912. The next committee meeting is set for the 19th.
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