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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
9
At a joint board of health and school committee meeting, officials backed thorough dental examinations for pupils. The board offered to supply a dental chair sterilizer and equipment if space and a clerk are provided. Local dentists will volunteer, and charts with recommended work will be issued to parents for prompt action.
Memorial Sunday services at the Trinitarian church drew a large turnout from Old Concord Post 180 led by George F. Wheeler and Ralph P. Hosmer camp. Decorations with the national flag and spring blooms framed the event as Rev. G A Tewksbury delivered a sermon on heroism. The choir and quartet performed hymns and an anthem enhancing the solemn occasion.
A Boston Concord note praises visitors who discard lunch boxes and papers properly, urging tourists to use street receptacles. The Civic League and town officials, including the street department and board of health, promote tidiness to keep public places visually pleasing.
M. W. Fisher declined the offer to become superintendent of roads and bridges. He was highly recommended by the board of road commissioners. Fisher has New York Newark street work experience and Interurban Street Railway construction background. He served in the U S Cavalry and is self educated with training as a civil engineer.
The Entre Nous Club of Concoré held a May party in Monument Hall on Friday evening. Seven local young ladies organized the event with pink and white decorations and chandeliers. Guests included Mary Alice Desmond and several Lexington and Dorchester attendees, with Mrs. Lucy Blanchard and others serving as matrons.
The program features several pieces including First Sonata and Introduction Largo e Maestoso Allegro. Performances by Isen Guilmant and Leamaite appear with solo works such as Gioria Minuet Romance in DD and Toccata in F Major. Ends with Underhill Wedding March from ite.
Visiting day at the school invites pupils friends to visit while classes run in regular session. The event aims to showcase student work and allow attendees to see daily activities. Organizers hope many participate and appreciate unity among students.
Several locals attend the annual field day in Concord. Two horses from the Tuttle stable, including Millan's two year old and Nellie, win prizes in the driving class.
The city resumes its baseball season by hosting the Calumets of Stoneham on opening day. Nearby unpaid town teams Hudson Maynard Concord Junction Lincoln and Billerica will visit Concord cheaply, drawing local crowds. Concord High stunned Lexington with solid box work and fielding while Hayes Raymond, former Brown University catcher, coaches at Middlesex School.
William Brennan died Friday night at 11 46 after a 13 year illness. He was 78 and had lived in Concord for 50 years. He is survived by his wife Mrs Mary Brennan and his sons William and others.
Henry D. Coolidge received a silver loving cup at a Wednesday reception honoring his 26 years as clerk of the Massachusetts Senate. Surviving officers from his earlier service conducted the dinner and praised his courtesy faithfulness and ability. May 21 1918.
In observance of the sub anniversary of the church, the pastor announced plans for a commemorative service. Parishioners were invited to participate in a celebratory event followed by a community meal.
W Lee, manager of the Municipal Light plant, has returned from New York where he inspected and gathered data on the Concord system for the new unit. The trip aimed to assess points related to the installation and delivery considerations for mail weighing and counting impacts.
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