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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1911

Page

8

Contributions Acknowledged For Louisa May Alcott Memorial

The Cotttat tame fully acknowledges contributions to the Louisa M. Alcott Memorial from April 24 to May 6. The list includes Wellington club Templeton Prof. B ward Morse Salem Mrs. R. B L Knight Dallas Swampscott Woman's club Shakespeare club Pasadena Thursday Morning club Great Barrington Miss Helen F. Landman Toledo Miss Constance L. Springer Fort Caswell Misses Olivia and Beatrice Rolfe Palo Alto Mrs. L. M. Lindsay Concord D. H. & I. Bengler So. Orange J. H Wright Bayonne Mrs. Richard Jones Tufts college Mrs. Robert L. Warner Concord A. M. Clark Lancaster Current Events club Hyde Park Fortnightly club Spencer Miss Julia A. Bemis Lincoln Mrs. James Stamsey Ellens burg Washington Waban Woman's club Ayer Woman's club Mrs. A. P. Sweetser Wellesley Hills Mrs. M. E. Souther Wellesley Hills Natick Woman's club Mr. and Mrs Clifford Devens Boston Mrs. B B and daughter Newton Mrs. B. Dutton Redlands Staff of the Mott Haven Branch of the N. Y. Public library Miss Virginia Gohn Pony Montana Saturday club New London Mrs. Addie M. Pearson Concord N. H. James C. Melvin Boston Mrs. Dwight Blaney Boston Miss Sarah M. Loud Brookline Miss Elizabeth C. Treat Milwaukee Esther R. Holmes Monson Reading Woman's club. Amount received up to May 6 was $4134.84.

Louisa M. Alcott Wellington Club Templeton Baward Morse Salem R. BL. Knight Dallas Texas Swampscott Woman's Club Shakespeare Club Pasadena Cal Morning Club Great Barrington Helen F. Landman Toledo Ohio Constance L. Springer Fort Caswell N. C Olivia Lincoln James Stamsey Ellensburg Washington Waban Woman's Club Ayer Woman’s Club A. P. Sweetser Wellesley Hills M. E. Souther Natick Woman’s Club Clifford Devens Boston Newton B. Dutton Redlands Mott

New Society to Organize Saturday in White's Hall

A new Norwegian American social subordinate lodge of the Doure order will be organized Saturday night May 13 at White's hall in Worcester. The Worcester founders, prominent Norwegian speaking men and women, helped launch the national movement now spreading across the United States.

White's Hall Doure” Order Worcester United States Grand Recorder of the Order

Norwegian Lodge to Honor Leif Erikson History Event

Ages ago, around Leif Erikson's discovery of America, Earl O. Strom of Worcester, founder of the order and leading expert in ancient history, will present a graphic history. He will be assisted by Grand Recorder M. Martin Halvorsen and Past Grand Recorder Martin L. Aalborg of Lynn, with other officers likely. In Worcester most Norwegians belong to the group and Concord Norwegians are expected to join. After the lodge organises, a dance follows.

Leif Ericson America O. Strom Worcester M. Martin Halvorsen Martin L. Aalborg Lynn Concord

Advertised Letters List Names Various Recipients

Advertised letters include Guiseppe deo Bona Charles Kimball C F Kress Co Andrew Olsson L T Sturtevant T B Walcott Mrs Sadie R Batchelder Miles Chas Davis Daisy Foster Mrs W M Heamblett Miss Catherine Leahy Miss Gertrude Sullivan.

Guiseppe Deo Bona Charles. Kimball C. F. Kress& Co Andrew Olsson L. T. Sturtevant T. B. Walcott Sadie R. Batchelder Mile Chas W. Davis Daisy Foster W. M. Heamblett Catherine Leahy Gertrude Sullivan

Whitcomb’s Store Sold to Miss Martha Houghton

Miss Martha Houghton of West Acton takes possession of the store long owned by Henry L. Whitcomb after his illness. The sale, on a market-long listing, reflects a popular transfer as Houghton, who had clerked there for years, assumes control this Thursday.

Martha Houghton West Acton Henry L. Whitcomb Miss Houghton Mr. Whitcomb

Miss Houghton Keeps Town Store On Standard Course

The narrative notes she has been busy and receiving well wishes from many friends in town. At present Miss Houghton will run the store along the same lines as before.

Organ Recital and Wagner Hymn Titles Listed

A program listing various pieces for organ including Lohengrin from Wagner and the Star Spangled Banner variations. Names mentioned include Miss Davis Mr Davis Mr Kaiser and Conductor Guilmant with references to Wagner Grand Chorus and de Lange Allegro.

Dubois Davis Kaiser Wagner Grand Chorus Guilmant Miss Davis Mr. Davis Gorata de Lange Allegro Pague

Merchants urged to unite on a half holiday date

The writ discusses a proposed half holiday and urges merchants to agree on a single day to avoid last year's indecision. It predicts no loss of trade and favors Wednesday as the common choice. Mention of Harry R. Worthley being in Bangor.

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. P Children’s Garden ALBERT _VANDERHOOF B. Lang Lowell Road A. G. Ziegler Magee and Crawford Concord Junction Wilfrid Wheeler J. W. Raymond Walden & Concord Hopkins Main St D. C. Hallstrom Walden Street J. S. Wilson Main St. Concord Edith Stobo Osteopath COAI Whitcomb’s Harry R. Worthley Bangor Charles G. Kent Main Street Concord, Mass Riverview LA Touraine W. S. Quinby CO Spencer Bros Whitney Coal & Caann Co., Inc OOD Mass Chas. M. Byron Thoreau Street K. W. Laine Summer St
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