Subscriptions and Rates at Enterprise Company Office
The notice lists subscription details for The Enterprise Company at 161 Mair Street. John H. Lawton is named as manager with single copies and annual rates noted.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1914
Page
6
The notice lists subscription details for The Enterprise Company at 161 Mair Street. John H. Lawton is named as manager with single copies and annual rates noted.
A state house hearing of the public health committee will convene Thursday morning to hear Concord, Maynard, the American Woolen Co., and the estate board of health along with other interested parties over river pollution. The key issue is whether the American Woolen Co. can stop the waste discharge that has long polluted the river. If findings support progress, the bill may be favorably reported. otherwise the plant remains the main pollution source.
Registration crowds expected as board of registrars prepares for a long Saturday from noon to 10 pm. Women seek guidance on eligibility to vote on the school question while both sides urge turnout. Mrs S H Pepper to host a tea for Mrs Stephen Pepper on Elm Street from 4 to 6. Local ads note rates and submission points in Concord area.
Middlesex Institution for Savings President Harvey Wheeler Treasurer Charles E Brown Committee of Investment Hervey Wheeler Edward J Bartlett Loring N Fowler Stedman Buttrick Herbert W Hosmer Clerk Concord Mass March 2 1914. WANTED A girl for general house work Mrs Borland 06 Main st tf Return to 109 LOST Tiger kitten Main st Reward. HOUSE of six rooms to let on Mon ument st in Concord Bath room electric lights plenty of land for garden and hens Chas C Davis Con-
Concord residents ignite a heated fight over the school board with Mrs. Victoria Phelan Wood facing rivals Ellen Emerson and Edward Caiger. Campaigns expand to assessor and town posts as factions clash, ballots are filed, and public support swells amid intense local rhetoric.
The town prepares for the March 30 election and April 6 town meeting with 28 articles. It covers officer elections, compensation for public employees, eight hour day rules, water system expansion, fire safety by laws, a private burial ground issue, and a push to reduce the school committee size, with public skating rink plans and a call to involve voters and report back. Bertram Louis Filene urges open town hall before voting and backs Mrs Wood for the school post.
A compact editorial fragment argues against persecution and urges corrective action in Cord, urging a fair approach to remedy a wrong without endorsing harsh measures.
Rev. Andrew Berggreen preached in English last Sunday at 11 in the Methodist Episcopal church on The Price and Reward of Crossbearing. English meetings will continue every Sunday at 11 a.m. after the Sunday school session.
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