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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1916

Page

8

Reception Honors Mrs Derby At Local Gathering

A fall banquet featured chrydanthe and autumn foliage decorations. Mrs Walker and Mrs Derby hosted the event, with Otis Fortuah and Ralph Whidden among officers in attendance. Selections by Br Waters Leland Ruth Damon and Mrs Derby highlighted the afternoon, as committees led by Mrs George Park guided a reception with dainty refreshments. Out of town guests included Mr J D Dan forth Mrs Arnold Nobile of Medford and Mrs Drake of Somerville.

Ebbient Walker Baniarin Derby Otis Fortuah Ralph C. Whidden Br. Waters. Leland Ruth Ruth Damon Benjamin Derby George Park Margaret Gale Miss Snyder Ruth Allen Ruth Shepard Mary Damon Ruth Abbott Natalie Palmer Darter George M. Blake James Adams Malcolm George

Halloween Dance by Camp Fire Girls

The Camp Fire girls held a Hal lowe en dancing party in the banquet hall of the association building Friday evening. The hall was very prettily decorated for the occasion and a very pleasant occasion resulted. The affair was under the direction of Miss Mary Damon.

Hallowe'en Camp Fire Association Mary Damon

Third Party in Series Whist Party Held in Warner Hall

Monday evening in Warner Hall the third in a series of whist parties hosted by the Help of Christians church. The event ran until 10 or 11 PM with dancing afterward. Prizes awarded: Ladies first Alex McEachern second. gentlemen first Joseph Gaudet Concord second. consolation Patrick Dis kin. Also notes: George Kenney Marlboro visited, Harvey Stone weekend in Clinton.

Warner Hall John Connorton Alex McEachern Martin Gilligan Daniel Hayes, Jr Joseph Gaudet Concord Patrick Diskin Place Ma George Kenney Marlboro Mrs Harvey Stone Clinton

Bedford Civic Club to relay election returns by private wire

The Bedford Civic Club plans a private wire to receive national election returns for the town election night. The event aims to cover expenses, not profit, with Wilde as a key organizer. A large crowd is expected for presidential and local contests. tickets are sold at several local drugstores and groceries.

Bedford Richardson’s Concord Wright's Drug Store Billerica Carlisle C. W. Blake Durg G. A’ Brielton H. D. Lyons

Election Bet Promises Ride and Band Concert Prize

Voters report a lighthearted pledge where the loser must give a Windsor team ride and provide a band concert to entertain the audience. The agreement reflects playful local politics and community spirit.

Wallowe'en Party Held by Upper Grade Students at School

The four upper grades of the grammar school held a Hallowe'en party in the Assembly Hall of the school.

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News Of The Week In Concord In Advance Payment

Vague notices urge readers to pay for prior week items and list advance rates. A church society seeks a large heating stove 30x80 room size and asks to contact Mrs. A Widredge of South Lincoln Massachusetts for a cheap sale or donation.

Dno Widredge Bouth Lincolln Mass

We thank friends for floral tributes and sympathy

Mr and Mrs John Ireland and family express gratitude for flowers and expressions of sympathy following a bereavement. Frank F Ireland joins in thanking friends for support during this difficult time.

John Ireland Frank F. Ireland

Woman Behind Shawmut Bank Job Revealed By Detectives

Boston detectives say a woman was the brains behind the Shawmut National bank robbery and directed messenger Edward Therek who handled large sums. They believe she led a nationwide gang that fleeced banks for millions and that Therek, not aged nineteen as claimed, is now sought in New York or Chicago.

Boston Shawmut National Edward Therek Therek Shawmut New York Chicago

Democratic rally in town hall draws noted speakers

Friday evening rally drew a large Democratic crowd in the town hall. Michael J. Collins presided and introduced speakers including Thomas Reilly for lieutenant governor Roger Hoar for Congress William Sharton for Middlesex district attorney Warren Bishop for senator James Lynch lauded Mansfield’s labor record. Speakers from Harvard Democratic club and labor unions also attended. P Joseph McManus spoke for John Fitzgerald for U S senator.

Michael J. Collins Thomas Reilly Roger 8. Hoar Congress William Sharton Middlesex County Warren L. Bishop Wayland Fifth Mass James Lynch Boston Mr. Mansfield Harvard Democratic Club P. Joseph McManus Concord John J. Fitzgerald U. S

Celebrated Wilson Night Draws Large Local Turnout

On October 28 1916 Wilson night stirred the Wilson club at the A O U W hall with a special entertainment and refreshments. Warren H Bishop arrived late and was invited as guest speaker. Vocalists William Dempsey Daniel Connorton James O Leary and Boston pair James Hayes Joseph O Neil performed. Concord pianist James Ded accompanied. P Joseph McManus spoke on the Massachusetts legislature as the meeting closed with a grand chorus of America.

Wilson Club Warren H. Bishop William Dempsey Daniel Connorton James O'Leary James Hayes Joseph O'Neil

James Parker Visits Trenton as Union Lodge Plans Meeting

James Parker recently visited Trenton. Division 66 A H plans its regular meeting in Knights of Columbus rooms at Monument Hall this Friday. A Minute men drill and a lecture on Civil Service by Miss Minna Findelsen were featured at the Trinitarian church last Sunday.

James Parker Trenton N. J Division 66 Knights of Columbus Monument Hall Minna Findeisen Trinitarian Church

Wilson Club Organized By Local Democrats

A Wilson club was organized last week by Roger Sherman Hoar and T. J. Byron. The Concord Wilson club elects officers with Pres. M. J. Collins, vice pres. Charles Hogan, asec. Leslie Keese, and treas. James Christian.

Wilson Club Roger Sherman Hoar T. J. Byron Wilson Clubs Concord Wilson Club M. J. Collins Charles Hogan Asec Leslie Keese Treas James Christian

Local notices and society items from Concord area

A collage of social updates and notices: Harry Tuttle owns a Franklin touring car. Leonard Yorker visits from Glens Falls. various residents visit relatives in Concord and nearby towns. Local church events, school travel plans, charity sewing, and a Halloween luncheon are listed alongside election ads and community happenings.

Coal Hods Description With Iron Build and Wood Grip

A description details coal hods made of heavy galvanized iron with a wood grip bale handle strong ears and a deep foot for stability and ease of use.

Is Not Phillips Heir Ruling Dismisses Case in Salem

William J. Phillips of Sioux City Iowa had pressed a claim as the son of the late John Phillips of Swampscott and heir to Maria Phillips estate. Judge Dow dismissed the probate case after determining Phillips was born in February in Massachusetts years ago, ending the belated effort to prove heirship to the Phillips fortune.

Salem Mass William J. Phillips Sioux City John ©. Phillips Swampscott Maria John C Dow Wana Massachusetts Ana

Officers Installed by Concord Council 287

Concord council 287 installed officers Wednesday evening under District Deputy G K Thomas W Hopkins. About 100 members attended with Hon Mr Reilly of Boston speaking on permanent homes for councils. Buffet lunch by Louis McKenna. Officers include G K Philip Flavin D G K Leslie Keese C Joseph Hopkins W James Finan A Daniel Sullivan Treas John J Dee Fin Sec J J Laughlin Rec Sec Bernard McKenna I G W Brennan O G John J Connorton Trustees Robert Worcester Matthew Harrington J M Appley Chaplain Rev Father Mahan.

Concord Council G. K. Thomas W. Hopkins Concord Mr. Reilly Boston Louis McKenna Arlington Leslie Keese Bernard McKenna Treas Dee Daniel F. Hennessy John J. Connorton G. K Philip Flavin Joseph Hopkins James Finan Daniel Sullivan John J. Dee Fin J. J. Laughlin

Officers Chosen for Democratic Auxiliary Finance Committee

The Democratic National Auxiliary finance committee elected officers: Charles J. Hogan as president James Christian of Concord Junction as treasurer and James V. Hennessey as secretary. Donations for the Wilson campaign will be gratefully received and forwarded to the Democratic national committee with an engraved receipt.

Democratic National Auxiliary Charles J. Hogan James Christian Grove St Concord Junction Treas James V. Hennessey Wilson Democratic National Committee

Annual Meeting of Trinity Church Ladies' Aid Elects President

The Ladies' Aid of Trinity church held its annual meeting Friday afternoon. Officers were elected with Mrs. George S. Keyes chosen president. A business session followed by a social hour featured refreshments arranged by Mrs. Sidney Coolidge.

Ladies’ Aid of the Trinity Church George Keyes Sidney Coolidge

Trustees welcome Wilson policy supporters at open club quarters

The Wilson club trustees invite supporters of Wilson policies to join as members and announce that their quarters in A. O. U. W. hall will be open nightly through November 7. A lost book notice cites Chapter 590 and says payment on book .26876 has been stopped. Concord Mass October 11 1916. Telephone evenings 339K.

Wilson Club Mass Middlesex Institution For Savings Charles E. Brown Treas Concord

Trinity Church Plans Communion and Services

The Trinitarian Church holds a Sunday program on November 6 with a communion service and 11 new members received into church fellowship. A collection for the American Board, a noon Sunday school, a 6.15 Christian Endeavor consecration, and 7 o'clock sermon follow, plus a Scandinavian service and a Friday evening preparatory lecture by the pastor on Discussing the Signs of the Times.

American Board Christian Endeavor

Concord High Falls To Clinton In Football Clash

Clinton defeated Concord High 70 to 18 in Clinton last Saturday. Key scoring by Mitchell Williams and Philbin with touchdowns from Casey and Philbin. Officials listed, game played over four 10 minute periods.

Concord High Clinton High Clinton Concord Ce ‘Mitchell Williams, Mahare Paine TE Lg Wood Mackennart MOONE ORO Philbin Gb Pratt Haley Hayes Casey Allen Eoreveceeus Pickard Enomee Touchdowns Philbin Crothers Hastings Kittredge

Armory Notes and Upcoming Shows at the Boston Armory

A large crowd attended Saturday night pictures. Four new applications were received. Kenan Hickey attended the officers' election at the supply Company armory in Boston last week. An armory property inspection occurred Wednesday night. This Saturday features Britten of the Seventh with Eleanor Woodruff and Crowin Karr. The Scarlet Runner episode and The Hidden Prince are planned. The comedy reel is Mr. Jack, the Hall Room Hero.

Fine Pictures Kenan Hickey L Company Boston Armory Britten Eleanor Woodrutt Crowin Karr Mr. Jack

Surprise Birthday Party for J Barrett Wood

J Barrett Wood celebrated his 17th birthday with 40 friends on Wednesday evening at the Alpha Sigma Mu club rooms. Charles Borland spoke on Making Powder, George Phalen performed songs, and the group enjoyed ices, cake and panth before leaving late.

J. Barrett Wood Alpha Sigma Mu Club Charles Borland George Phalen

Opened School A in Concord Offers Free Public Evening Classes

A public evening school has opened in Concord inviting all town residents to enroll free of cost. The class, meeting on specified evenings, will cover English arithmetic and Americanization to aid civic participation, with instruction for adults who are interested.

Concord Hellas Izea

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Wallowe'en Messenger Boston Institution Tool Democratic Rally Harry Tuttle John Rheinhart Hesinanes Leonard Yorker Glens Falls, N Earle Ricketts Lawrence Tobin William Stevens Esther Davie Lilian Fuller Waltham R. W. Fills Tele- Jarvis Derby New Hampshire ‘State Agricultural School Durham N. H George Urquhart Walden St George Hopkins Flushing L. B James B. Wood & Son Co Helen Petersen Pliny Jewell Main St Torrey & Vialle John A. Finigah James B. Wood & Son Fairhaven Rd Middlesex School Newport R. I St. George School William Kolihmainen Ralph Petersen Kolihmainen Ladies’ Missionary Society Trinitarian Ben‘jamin Moody Moody L. B. Macdonald Chester A. Drummond Somerville Lexington High Lexington L. Anderson & Son Oscar E. Peterson Batonhall Mary Walcott Gladys Miller Ruth Huntley Barbara Lufkin Richard Loftus W. Weeden W. Pratt Gordon Love Albert Vanderhoof Butcher's Concord, Mass Phillips Armory Notes Main Jas B. Wood & Son Fitchburg Whitney Coal & Grain CO Tel Wilson San R. L. Wilson Prop T. A. Wilson Mgr Loewe Bros Wheeler Concord Municipal Light
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