Beauty Contest Forms for Exposition Tours
Acton girl competes in a beauty contest with plans for exhibition tours. Herald announces that results and tour details will be released in large later editions.
26 May 1915
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
1
Acton girl competes in a beauty contest with plans for exhibition tours. Herald announces that results and tour details will be released in large later editions.
The Boston Traveler and Sunday Herald announce a program where Panama Pacific guests will tour national sights during a cross country journey. They will receive lavish entertainment in California and at Universal City while learning about moving pictures. Mrs. Champ Clark and Miss Jans Pride will accompany the group to supervise and ensure safety.
Margaret Foley addressed over 200 people at Bedford town hall in the latest Bedford Equal Suffrage League meeting. The event featured Hon. Rogersnerman Hoar of Concord sharing anti suffrage arguments and responses, with local leaders and ushers assisting and a post meeting reception held for attendees.
Members from many towns attend a complimentary outing arranged by Senator Tufts last year campaign committee. The trip Friday marks appreciation for Tufts record in the legislature and services to his constituents.
The parishioners of St. Michael's church are pleased to hear that their pastor Rev. George Costello has returned from St. Elizabeth's Hospital.
A chartered boat will depart National dock East Boston at 9 45 a m for a day sail down the bay returning at 5 30 with dinner provided. Attendees will be from every town in the district promising an enjoyable event. Senator Tufte faces reelection with no evident Republican opponent and weak Democratic interest in the race.
Bedford reports include Lexington park season start on Memorial Day and a Congregational church service on May 30. Mrs. William H. Kelley visited relatives in Lowell. N B O P lodge 566 to host a town hall dance May 28. PTA meeting moved to May 27. prominent Republicans attended a May 19 dinner in Boston. Mr Putnam lecture for Bedford Grange. Unitarian rummage sale May 23 to fund repairs on the common.
The 13th annual convention of Scandinavian Methodist attendees from Eastern states meets at Concord Methodist Church in Concord from May 29 to 31. About 100 delegates attend a bilingual program with English services on Saturday and Monday evenings and Norwegian Danish sessions in between, featuring sermons, prayer meetings, lectures, and visits to historical Concord sites.
The United Workers' society plans a Strawberry shortcake festival this evening in the Church of Christ vestry. At 7:30 a program by the men of the parish titled The Awkward Squad will be presented.
A pageant will be held in Lexington at Twin Rim Spring estate on June 21 22 23 to benefit the American Red Cross and mark a century of peace between America and England. Tickets may be obtained at Seeley s drug store Lexington.
It has been announced that during the week of May 31 Ringling Brothers circus will give two shows daily in Boston. Preceding a act Solomon and the Queen of Sheba will be enacted on the largest stage in the world.
The Bedford grammar school team edged Concord grammar school 84 to behind Bedford on May 22. Bedford played solidly as Concord, managed by Mr. Filene, had runners on bases in nearly every inning but could not overtake the lead.
The Liewane lodge hosted an open house at the Frances Willard settlement on Saturday. Residents from nearby towns and leading citizens attended the event amid pleasant weather and a bench concert in the afternoon.
The West Bedfont depot is nearly finished with relocation across the track. A side track was added and a new road connects the main road to the track for access.
Brooklyn residents will hear a speaker and enjoy special singing as part of a local event.
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