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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
5
Local notices and business updates in Concord region
Mr and Mrs H W Chase of Cambridge stop at Colonial Tan Hats selling fashion touches for women. Miss Bucks advertisement promises more in another column. Town reports released by Thomas Todd Co and E L Torrey highlight local activity. Torrey sells a Hudson 33 to Richard L Wilson and plans a chauffeur school with George Varley running the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H. W. Chase
Cambridge
Miss
Thomas Todd Co
E. L. Torrey
Lowell Rd
Hudson
Richard L. Wilson
Torrey
George Varley
Three Autos Wanted If Town Grants Department Requests
The town reports suggest Concord would acquire three autos if the heads of departments prevail. The health board favors an auto truck for garbage collection while the light plant manager wants an electric truck for construction and repair work and an electric runabout for street light patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Board of Health
Annual Town Officers Election With Light Vote Expected
Annual town election set for Monday with polls from noon to 6 pm. No contests anticipated and turnout likely light. Voters are not expected to address the liquor question, though Concord traditionally rejects it by a large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Wote No
Christian Attitude Toward Amusements Meeting
A Friday evening program will discuss The Christian Attitude Toward Amusements following a noon church event and monthly supper. The session aims to address moral considerations and guide parishioners in daily choices.
Third Concord Woman's club meeting on suffrage debate
The Concord Woman's club study group will host its third meeting at the Unitarian vestry at 3 30 for all members and out of town guests. Both sides of the suffrage question will be presented with Mrs Frederick T Lord opposing suffrage and Mrs Richard Y FitzGerald presenting the suffragists. Guests require tickets from Mrs George Morrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Frederick T. Lord
Mass. Association
Richard Y. FitzGerald
Mass. Woman's Suffrage Association
Concord
Concord Woman's Club
George Morrell
Marlboro Daily Notes Social and Work Movements
Marlboro residents and visitors are noted in a roundup of Sunday guests, business trips, contract activity, and employment updates. Names include William Drummond of Fitchburg, Mrs. Herbert Wilder of Detroit, Joseph Fitzgerald, James Clancy, and many locals at mills, shops, and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Drummond
Fitchburg
Mrs
Martin Casey
Washington St
Herbert Wilder
Detroit
Mich
H. W. Estabrook
Chestnut St
Joseph Fitzgerald
A. C. Lamson
James Clancy
Williams Shoe Factory
Holliston
Knowledge of Evil Needed in Moral Growth
The author argues that innocence in children is beautiful but not strong. Progress requires knowing both good and evil and resisting temptations. Virtue comes from strength and endurance, built through confronting evil, making steadfast integrity and honor more valuable than perpetual innocence.
Lenten Notes and Union Services Ahead in Stow
The ninth Lenten service at Trinity Church will be held next Sunday morning with a sermon on The Request of Salome James and John. The People's Institute in Stow Grange plans March 24 and 25 union services with the town service at the Unitarian church next Sunday evening titled What the Church and the Community Owe to Each Other. Rev F N Rutan of Maynard will lead the evening service here. Ladies Monthly missionary meetings are set for Thursday after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salome
James
John
People’s Institute
Stow Grange
Stow
Unitarian
F. N. Rutan
Maynard
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