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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1917

Page

6

What We Are Fighting For Forum Opens in Town Hall

The first Forum meeting in town hall next Sunday afternoon November 11 at 3 30 features Norman Anell recently arrived from England as speaker. He will present a fresh point of view on the topic What We Are Fighting For.

Staton Town Hall Norman Anell Roently England

Concord notices and educational ads mingle in local bulletin

A fragmented page lists a meeting invitation from Miss A Dedmarest Capek at Colonial Inn Concord for a question period and singing. It also advertises a maid position for two children at Mrs A M Harlow Concord and notes a French teacher from Paris offering preparatory courses. Public notices for the First Church of Christ Scientist Concord mention lessons sermons and open reading rooms.

Mademoigelie A. Desmarest Evenoe Es A. Dedmarest-Capek Colonial Inn Copcord Maas Adv Church OF Christ Scientist Concord Monument ‘Square

Concord Roll of Honor Allows Public Corrections and Updates

The Concord Committee on permanent records invites readers to report omissions or errors in the war Roll of Honor, aiming to compile a complete history. A card catalog of Concord’s war service is prepared with photos and accessible information for relatives and friends.

Concord Ba Committee of Safety Peas

Report of Concord Red Cross nurse program proves effective

After nine months the Concord Red Cross Nursing Committee reports success of the visiting nurse service. Mrs Marks began in 1917 and has 124 new patients, 648 nursing visits, 200 instruction visits, and $244 in fees. Monthly totals vary with February to June showing rising cases. October totals 28 cases and 116 nursing visits. The nurse aided school children, arranged hospital visits for the lame, and assisted in emergencies. Expenses average 108 monthly, with 37 monthly fees, aiming to cover half by subscriptions.

Concord Red Cross Red Cross Nursing Committee Mrrs Marks Children’s ‘Hospital George Woe

Opening Exhibition Of Viallé Motor Co in Framingham

The Vialle Motor Co successor to Torrey Inc held an opening exhibition of Dodge Bros cars at the new Framingham garage at Union Ave and Old Way St. The 11 000 square foot facility includes a 2300 square foot salesroom with seven models displayed along with Cadillac Hudson and Olds lines. The Webster garage will continue as service station and storage. G Walter Vialle manages with brother Herbert as president. Arthur Berry broke his arm last Sunday. E Gray installed a new cash register. Miss Inga Gee joined the bank staff.

Viallé’ Motor Co Framingham Vialle Motor Co Vialle “Torrey Inc Dod Bros Union Ave Old Way St Frattingham Dodge ‘Bros Cadillac Hudson Oldsmobile Webster ‘St G. Waltér* Vialle Ant’ Tréde‘urér Herbert Arthur Berry E. Gray Inga Gee

Death of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Stevens at 94

The Deaconess Old Ladies' Homes death occurred last Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Stevens died at age 94 years 11 days. Funeral services were held Friday morning with Rev. George A. Tewksbury officiating. Burial took place in Newton Centre.

Mary Elizabeth Stevens Frank. E., Harris George A Tewksbury Newton

D A R Meeting and Charity Sale Notice

The D A R chapter will meet Saturday afternoon November 10 with Mrs Carolyn Pitt Webber in charge of music. A food sale in Walden hall at 10 am on November 10 benefits the French food fund for the Hospitals. Perfection Oil Heaters advertise coal savings from $4.50 to $5.50. WANTED a young woman to care for a child 12 to 6 daily, apply Mrs Craig 15 Lexington Rd Concord. WANTED a reliable man for insurance agent in Concord and Marlboro Junction with salary plus commission.

Ouse Carolyn Pitt Jam Webber Arthur Blan Waldenhall Craig Lexington Rd Concord Col ! Junction Guidranteed Ir Bond Marlboro

Whist Party Draws Large Attendance at A C U Hall

A whist party at the A C U W hall Friday drew strong turnout with 11 tables. Prizes went to P Hayes for first gentlemen and Slottengurg for consolation, with Mrs C Olsen earning the ladies first prize. Refreshments of coffee and cookies were served after play.

P. Hayes Mrs C. Olsen

Husking Bee At Good Tidings Farm Delights Junction Guests

Charles Moulton hosted a husking bee at the Cam ming House of the Good Tidings Farm on Saturday evening. The event drew many Junction residents traveling in a large auto truck and featured lively socializing and a light lunch. attendees praised the gathering as highly enjoyable.

Charles Moulton Tete Tae Olf Fouhg

Concord Woman's Club to Hold Bazaar November 12

The Concord Woman's Club will hold a bazaar on November 12 at 3 p m. A light luncheon will be served. Charles E Brown leads the event with arrangements by club members.

Charles

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