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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1914
Page
6
Local notices and classifieds from Concord and surrounding towns list platform promises by Thomas J. Burke, assessor candidate, and public notices about land assessment reforms. Advertisements seek a general housemaid, garland lessons, a lost violet leather purse containing money and a railroad ticket, and real estate sales listings in Concord.
A bitter political contest in Concord centers on Mrs Victoria Wood’s bid for re election to the school board. Supporters claim her three year record shows fairness to all, while opponents cite religious prejudice and democratic reforms as motives amid a charged campaign with church and gender involved.
A letter questions whether voter registration on Thursday and Friday evenings March 19 and 20 complied with law. The statute requires registrars to post notices with places and hours for all sessions, and the writer notes no public notice appeared. CW. B.
Residents report early spring cleaning as painters work on the block exterior touching up woodwork and preparing facades. The activity focuses on improving curb appeal and maintaining property values this season.
A week’s letters at The Enterprise request Messrs Buttrick and Robb declare their position on Mrs Victoria P Wood’s school committee contest. The note urges them to repudiate false stories about her, investigate truth, and run a clean open campaign.
In a correspondence address from Concord Massachusetts, R. J. Stevenson, A. H. Converse, Geo. Albree, and Roger Sherman Hoar are listed among other recipients. The note is directed to Dear Sirs.
The pastor will preach next Sunday morning on Faith in Jesus Christ and in the evening at 7 30 on Forgiveness and Salvation A special contribution will be taken at the morning service for starving thousands and orphan children suffering from the Bulgarian war The meeting Friday will discuss Lessons of Hospitality
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