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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1915
Page
10
The chancellor outlined wartime expenditures and future funding needs. He cited a net war cost exceeding 1.536 billion dollars and stressed the ongoing, uncertain duration of the conflict and the immense fiscal task ahead.
Fragmentary report shows 100 Dartmouth students opposing a tradition while others favor abolition. Witnesses recall a decade of tension as debates center on compulsory chapel and campus rituals.
The president of the Merchants National Bank of Dover was found near the street with a leg injury reported as due to heart failure. Investigators considered Sethes of B. Kirwin of Waltham among the names connected to the incident.
An Enterprise report describes a contract for a building 260 feet long, 90 feet wide, and a story high to be erected on posts with a 60 foot addition to the existing Acton machine shop. Officials expect new work and large employment as the business develops, with many craftsmen already at work in good form.
Disjointed fragments describe a traffic scene near Main Street and a square with vehicles and a fire response. Mentions cooperation with selectmen and a store owner, names like Ada Hodgess and C He annie drug store appear in broken text.
Wives committee met in the rooms and awarded contracts. One contractor will furnish a bond, with signatures expected this week. Work is set to begin about May 10.
Bridgeport Connecticut May 4 The Remington Arms Union Metallic Car pany has just received a large order that will keep workers busy day and night for several weeks. The announcement confirms continued production at the plant and signals strong demand for its products.
The Concord Massachusetts league plans an afternoon tea in the town hall on Saturday May 8 at 3 15. Mrs Frank Pierce chairs the arrangements committee. Mr and Mrs Stuart Chase will speak on issues facing working people. All men and women interested are invited to attend.
A smart boy on a farm demonstrates profitable care by raising a flock of chickens. The tale highlights how farming youth can turn small flocks into a useful income, encouraging children to learn practical farm skills.
Attendees gathered to mourn Ashael Haynes at a funeral held at four o clock. The tribute praised his kind spirit and lifelong fellowship with the community, noting his heroism and the lasting bond he shared with friends and neighbors.
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Ll D Perry with Dr Milton Perry at Wor Francis Bent. Cinethie Garfield of Worcester guest of grandfather Francis Garfield last week. May dance Friday evening. Lawrence Hadley moved into Bawin A Powers house near high school. Water supply upgrades and town hall work approved. General customers named in town reports. readers asked to return lost pile to Mrs. Duryea?
Wayland's baseball team surged to an win after an error by Weptand in Saturday action. Key plays starred by local players propelled the contest and kept Wayland undefeated on the season.
Farrong Tasker dies in Waltham and is buried at Mt Wadeworth cemetery. Mrs Stone, wife of George W. and William L. Stone, native of the village, is noted. A new post office building progresses, while painting work continues on Ray nand farm structures and A. L. Hunt’s house along the state highway, modernized recently.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Devane of Waltham visiting SF at his home and shrubbery work by Pat. Alfred Downie and family in Boxboro. Rew, owner of the Cooperative. Petersburg and Stanley Hall appear as stray mentions in last week’s notes.
A Methodist church notes a sermon phrase about being born again and a morning service at 11 o clock. It mentions a Thursday evening reception for the senior class and faculty with supper and planned entertainment.
A brief item notes confusion over a game result involving ee Tee and a female player, with unclear context and no dates or formal outcome details available in the readable text.
A large class traveled to Marlboro last week to receive the fifth degree in the R. Deane lodge alongside Mra G D Perry and Mra A N Young with F B Oliver and Arthur H White among participants. The event marked a notable progression in the fraternal rites.
Large turnout from local villages visited the Nobscot tower on Sunday for a climb up the wtii. Some refused the ascent due to crowds while Mr Sennen, a caretaker, objected to the high turnout. The Gradge meeting will confer on 16 candidates at the next session.
Real estate notice describes multiple parcels in Concord Mass offered at auction with no reserve. Highlights include a 17 room house with modern amenities and a large veranda, 40 ft access drive, and nine acres behind parcels 3 4 and 5. parcels 3 4 5 offer building plots with high elevation and views of Mt. Vernon. sale conducted by Abram with title guaranteed.
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