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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1910

Page

8

Hearing on Bill to Stop Concord Water Take from Sandy Pond

A Monday hearing before the state legislature's water supply committee examined Morefield Storey and Others petition House 696 to bar Concord from drawing water from Sandy Pond. Lincoln and Concord officials argued over the pond's depleted levels, citing 235 million gallons shortfall over six years and urging limits or refilling measures while Lincoln criticized Concord's water use.

Concord Committee On Water Supply Morefield Storey House Sandy William Wheeler Board of Water Commissioners Massachusetts Metropolitan Lake Cochituate Sudbury River Lake Cochituate Sudbury Lincoln Sandy Peny Boston & Maine Railroad Nee R. A. Stewart Wheeler Senate Committee On Rules

Excellent Lecture on Birds Delights Woman's Club

Rev William A Lord of Dover spoke on The Ministry of Birds before the Woman's club Monday afternoon. He praised birds and urged protection, shown bird boxes and life pictures, and criticized extravagance in hats with aigrettes. The talk lasted over an hour as members applauded.

William A. Lord of Dover Ministry of Birds Woman's Club Lord New England Mr. Lord Cleveland Roosevelt Worcester

Obituary of F Alcott Pratt Recalls Alcott Lineage

F Alcott Pratt dies at his Main street home after heart trouble lasting two years. Born Chelsea 1862 he was 47. A nephew of Louisa M Alcott and model for Demi in Little Men, he worked with Roberts Bros. and later studied his grandfather’s diaries. Survived by wife Annie and four children, funeral at Trinity Church.

Main St Mr. Pratt Chelsea Mar Concord John Anna Bronson Pratt A. Bronson Alcott Minor Pratt Louisa M. Alcott Demi John Brooke Miss Alcott Annie B. Pratt Alcott Elizabeth Louisa Willsey Jonn P. Alcott Allston Concord Golf Club Trinity Church Smith Owen Dexter Raymond C. Robinson Worcester Pratt Handel

Colonial Inn Reopens Doors After Southern Trip

Mr and Mrs W R Abrams announce the Colonial Inn is back in operation hosting a steady stream of guests for the season. Emerson college students from Pittsburgh Fresno Pittsburg North Tonawanda and Syracuse visited the inn with notable guests including John L Gilmore Paul Torhune and H P of Keene New Hampshire among others. Local historian sites and literary interest were noted during their stay.

W. R. Abrams Colonial Inn Pocahontas Staufft Pittsburg Delasey Brooks Fresno Cal Alma M. Bruggeman Bila M

Electricity on the Farm Sparks Practical Demonstrations

The group discussed farm electricity and several members shared practical illustrations of its use, highlighting real world applications for farmers.

Temperance Lecture by Miss Tinling in Concord

A small Concord audience welcomed Miss Christine Tinling of London who spoke to local youths on temperance. The lecture covered liquor and tobacco with charts, and was praised by Dr. and Mrs. Pepper and by George Hopkins and Henry Rolfe for its scientific approach and the W C T U's good work.

Christine Tinling London England Concord Miss Tinling Boston H. C. Rolfe America

Anniversary Day At Old Concord D A R Meeting

The Old Concord Chapter D A R celebrated its anniversary March 12 by reopening its chapter house for the first time since November. The warm, cheery gathering featured large fires and a festive display as members marked the 1909 purchase anniversary with readings and remarks.

Old Concord

Concord Chapter Elects Officers To Fill Unexpired Terms

The chapter elected Mrs. James B. Wood to fill the unexpired terms of chairmanship of the chapter house committee and board of directors. Miss Mary W. Tewksbury sang Union and Liberty with Mrs. W. S. Leland accompanying, followed by a social hour hosted by Mrs. Lothrop. A teachers and parents association committee was named in Eaton hall to organize a meeting for fathers and mothers, with officers sought but declined by candidates. A junior class committee was formed to arrange the Eaton hall dance on April 16, with Kenneth B. Cook and Leslie Anason among the organizers.

Eline Eilertsen Olaf Westby L. B. Macdonald G. A. Tewksbury Ladies’ Auxiliary Corinthian Lodge Masonic Hall Nicholas R. Macone Lowell Smith Owen Dexter Westport Lenton New Bedford Providence Plymouth Board of Registrars Adams & Co Chapter House James B. Wood Mary W. Tewksbury Union and Liberty W. 8. Leland Lothrop Eaton Hall Concord George P. Furber Henry J. Walcott George Ba Wells A Baton Hall Kenneth B. Cook Leslie Anason

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