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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
9
Fragmentary readable text references a local event with names and places. The legible items include scattered phrases about people and a broader context suggesting a community or organizational occurrence, but specifics remain unclear.
Mrs. Robert Howe is ill at home on Lakeside. Grange Auxiliary supper set for 7. Stone crusher began business yesterday afternoon. F. W. Leary and Henry Sawyer fished at Littleton yesterday. A. R. Babcock of Leominster visiting daughter Mrs. G. W. Brig. William J. Hanson took Saxon agency. Senior class to host a food sale tonight in Burke’s block vacant store. Supt and Mrs E B Carr depart July 1 for California, return about a month. A. H. Foster sold for Daniel Damihent at amittibon Wiley anon to James McMaster of Hudson. Arthur Leary bought land from I. R. Toone to plant potatoes. D. W. Powers homes on Washington St. getting a coat of paint. Marlboro High goes to Wayland High. Henry Eager went to Exeter today. Marlboro and Burke family to attend Alice in Wonderland at Hudson armory Friday night and Saturday afternoon. P Shaw burial.
The Wo man’s club annual meeting at Masonic hall finished the year’s business with a $195 treasury balance and a 20 member waiting list. Alice Nagle reported philanthropic work aiding the needy, and the club pledged $10 to Maynard Grange for a school garden prize. New officers and committees were elected with Mrs. Bessie Richardson as president and Mrs. A. L. Morse retiring.
At a Monday meeting in the water department rooms the school building committee discussed starting construction next week. The general contract bonds total 10 000 and the heating and ventilating bond is 2133, a sizable saving for the town.
At the Summer Hill lodge meeting Tuesday evening one candidate was initiated and one application received. The lodge joined Etta F. Ray lodge D of H for a whist party with Miss Hifse Beth Hunt as marker. Vocal solos by Hugh Connors and Miss Edith Garrick, followed by speeches from G. M. of H Mrs. John J. Gallagher Clinton and Mra Carria Locke Hudson. Refreshments served. committee listed.
Tuesday evening the old church choir held a concert at the M church with former members revisiting memories from 18 years ago. The program featured anthems readings solos and a duet by Mrs Cheney and Hiram Parkin followed by refreshments.
In New York on May 12 the Sons of the American Navy praised the U S Navy and Admiral Fletcher during a luncheon with Atlantic fleet officers at the New York Yacht Club. They pledged readiness to defend national honor and tradition, noting the fleet’s role in peace and war duties and sailors enjoying shore leave and baseball.
Rae Tanzer of Osborne faces a federal grand jury indictment in New York for perjury following an earlier charge of using the mails to defraud. The case stems from the trial of Frank D. Gafford, a hotel keeper convicted of perjury, with additional details pending.
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