Marlboro Enterprise Weekly Publication Note
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
4
Musical Club Entertainment At Mrs Smiths Home
The Musical club meeting hosted by Mrs Henry F Smith Jr featured Miss Wood of Boston and Miss Barbara assisting. Performances included songs by Quilter Macdowell and Vernucchini with piano solos by Miss Freeman Miss Grant and Miss Woodward and a concluding program by Mrs Conant Miss Winchester and others. The event closed with the traditional hour of tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Sudbury
Wood
Boston
Barbara
Miss Tower
A. “Butterfly
Johnson
Nevin c. Taal
Godard
Dinnes Scherza
Liebling
Miss Freeman
Chadwick
Vision
Vernuchini
Miss Grant
A. Sundown
Hopekirk
Reinholdt
C. Minuet
Bach
Frederick Sutter Prepares Colonial Inn For Summer Guests
Frederick Sutter proprietor of the Colonial Inn installs an electric hot water urn electric coffee urn and electric oven to bake pastry. He aims to keep the hotel up to date for the coming summer and provide top service to guests. Weekend occupancy is high with rooms booked weeks in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Sutter
Colonial Inn
Sutters
Concord Locals and Classified Notices In Maynard Visit
Several Concord Odd Fellows traveled to Maynard Wednesday night where the first degree was conferred in a sizable class of candidates. Advertisements offer house to let, sale of a calm well-trained horse, and a cook position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Odd Fellows
Maynard
Tree Care and Sales Services Advertised in Concord
Spraying pruning trees and Gypsy Moth work plus vines for sale. Contact John Monument Street Concord at telephone 317 for pricing and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pricts
John Monument Street
Concord
Concord society calendar and local notices
Concord residents engage in club talks at Unitarian vestry and Acton church events. J Raymond attends Retail Coal Dealers' convention in Boston. Eva Ward to speak on Currents of the Day. Garden club plans seed purchases. jurors drawn for Lowell duties. many residents travel to Boston for events and a large voter registration occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia L. Coburn
F. Hall
J. W. Raymond
Boston
Young's Hotel
May Alden Ward
Woman's Club
Unitarian Vestry
Home Garden Association
Wilfrid Wheeler
Allen French
Henry F. Smith
Frank R. Connor
Philip A. Davis
John Whalum
Lowell
R. L. Wilson
Wilson
J Keyes
Unitarian
Albert Newman
Marion Keyes
F. C. Dumaine
Concord Woman's Club Delivers Success With Cricket on the Hearth
Kentucky Hindman School fund set by Concord Woman's Club after standing room only Crowded Hall performance of The Cricket on the Hearth. Ladies staged the Dickens tale with living characters, bouquets gifted to all, and music by Mrs. B S Winchester. Proceeds to aid Hindman school.
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Monument Hall
Concord Woman's Club
Concord
George E. Phelan
Longwood
B. S. Winchester
Virginia Lee Tewksbury
Ivy Green
Charles Dickens
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Insurance Hall
Monument Square
Willow Rebekah Lodge Dance Brings Cheer Despite Rain
Friday night at the Willow Rebekah lodge town hall a damp weather kept crowd light but guests enjoyed the dance with King and Cole’s orchestra. Ice cream cake and homemade candy were served during intermission as Henry Mahan led floor duties with committee members Mrs. F C Rockwood chairwoman Miss Lillian Williams Mrs. Charles Hunter Mrs. M H Coogin and Mrs. Ed Clarke assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Rebekah Lodge
King and Cole
F. C. Rockwood
Henry Mahan
Lillian Williams
Charles Hunter
M. H. Coogin
Ed. Clarke
Municipal Lighting Plant praised as model for Framingham and others
Concord showcases a municipal lighting system with low rates and high profit. Advocates claim Edison prices are surpassed, with 9c per kWh for lighting and 3c per kWh for heating, plus all night street lighting. Framingham debates installing gas, but proponents see electricity as clearer and cheaper, asserting gas cannot beat electric costs.
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Concord
Framingham
Edison
Marlboro
Lecture and Recital of St Patrick's Day in Monument Hall
Rev. Hugh F Blunt delivered The Irish Bards Old and New at Monument hall on St Patrick s Day. Madame Gertrude Williamson was soprano soloist with Miss Julia Donahue as pianist and a large audience enjoyed the program of songs and airs.
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Monument Hall
Hugh F. Blunt
Gertrude Williamson
Dion Boucicault
Julia Donahue
Jesse Potter’s river trip ends with lost clothes returned
Jesse Potter attempted a Saturday canoe ride up the river. After his coat and vest were left in the boat a breeze capsized the craft. He reached shore safely though his clothes were caught on grass and later returned by a passerby. A separate note mentions a Women’s Parish Association meeting in the Unitarian vestry with talks by Allen French on Sunday School Needs and Mrs. Caroline Atherton on College Girls followed by tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Potter
Jesse
Jessie
Heath's Bridge
Women’s Parish Association
Unitarian Vestry
Allen French
Caroline Atherton
College
Russell Robb
Harry Douglass
Hats on sale in Concord with wide selection
The seller advertises a varied hat sale in Concord featuring cream stock, sample hats in all shapes colors and straw types. Prices are promoted as one third to one half below regular stock, inviting customers to visit and choose a hat that suits their fancy.
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Concord
Death of Henry Brooks in Concord
Penny Brooks long time Concord resident dies at home on Fairhaven road after a five day illness pneumonia named as cause. Born in Wedford in 1861 he owned a large estate and had many friends. Funeral held Tuesday at 3.15 p m Congregational church Lincoln Rev Edward Bradier officiating burial in Mt Auburn cemetery. Survived by wife and two sons Thomas and Henry both in private schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Brooks
Concord
Fairhaven Rd
Mr. Brooks
Wedford
Francis Brooks
Edward Bradier
Congregational Church of Lincoln
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Thomas
Henry
Concord Grange Meeting Highlights Musical Recital and Fundraising
At Concord Grange Tuesday night Miss Ruth Raymond gave Current Events while Miss Gladys Love performed mandolin solos and duets with Miss Foss. Miss Bertha Love accompanied, and Miss Lillian Williams played piano solos. The evening raised a substantial amount from a candy auction as part of a discussion on making farm homes more attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Ruth Raymond
Gladys Love
Miss Love
Amherst Lecture on The Mission of the Mass State College
Kenyon L Butterfield of the Massachusetts Agricultural College at Amherst will speak on The Mission of the Mass State College at a public meeting on April 2 under Concord Grange. Concord residents are invited to attend and join an open discussion after the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Massachusetts Agricultural College At
Amherst
Mass. State College
Concord Grange
Concord
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