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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1911
Page
7
A period of unusual dullness in many trades is offset by a rise in the business of minding others affairs. The piece notes broad public interest in such social meddling and the demand for keen observers. It also mentions a hatchling shark in captivity drawing crowds at a Scottish aquarium.
Life notes that after marriage a self made man often finds it necessary to make extensive alterations in habits, routines, and priorities to adapt to a shared household and new partnership.
Marlboro woman Mrs. Alice H Campbell reports Doan s Kidney Pills eased her dizzy spells backache and kidney secretions irregularities after a short course. The advertisement urges readers to use Doan s Kidney Pills and notes Buffalo as the U S sole agents.
Marlborough Savings Bank announces deposits go on interest on the third Wednesday of January April July and October. Dividends payable in January and July. Banking hours are 9 to 3, Saturday 9 to 12 30. Officers listed: Third William D. Burdiet President and Charles F. Holyoke Treasurer. Also notices for live fowls poultry and sale of a desirable horse aged years, contact Geo A Dyer Marlboro Mass.
A section of the féhiee on Main near Conant Street has caved in creating danger on a steeply sloped hill. Town authorities urged to fix the fence left in disrepair for nearly two weeks. Also note the annual Help of Christians church bazaar set for Nov 20 21 22 with Mayor John F. Fitzgerald slated to speak.
A large crowd attended a Halloween dancing party Tuesday evening at the association hall. Miss Mary Damon and Miss Ruth Shepard organized the event, with Mrs. Sylvester and other matrons hosting. Guests came from Cambridge Roxbury Newton Boston Fitchburg and Waltham as the town enjoyed moonlight waltzes and festive decor.
The Concord column claim that the annual Odd Fellows ball would be canceled is wrong. Lodge officers deny any action to discontinue and say a committee is being formed to organize the event, with the dance continuing after 18 years of history.
The prayer meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 and all are welcome. The Young Men's club admitted seven new members at its last meeting. The Ladies Union will host a Social Tea Thursday at 6 30 with a unique supper. Next Sunday Rev. Bartlett H Weston, former pastor at Westvale, will lead morning and evening services.
The West Concord Woman's Club met for its first regular session in J O F hall with many members attending. Rev George N Bicknell delivered Across the Rockies with stereopticon aids and lively word pictures. He urges See America first and sparks interest in U S scenery. Next meeting November 17 features Mrs George B Walcott on Women of the Bible with Miss Hortense M Pruden as soloist. social tea served.
A man faces a moral trap as romantic entanglements threaten to collide when both women suspect a shared affection. The dynamic tests loyalty and honesty amid complex affection in a small community setting.
A proposed entrant in the Team ing Tracking and Moving business pledges perfect satisfaction and urges a chance to prove reliability. The speaker guarantees to handle all aspects to ensure client pleasure.
Time table dated October 19 1911 lists half hour cars on Saturdays between Concord and Maynard from 2 PM to 9 PM and between Concord and Hudson from 4 PM to 8 PM. Sundays offer half hour service 2 PM to 8 PM. October 28 1911 note.
A proposed plan would create a 16 district map with the new fourth district totaling about 210 000 residents. It shifts towns like Marlboro Waltham and Natick among others into different districts while adding and removing several communities from the current lines. A separate injury report notes a rose thorn puncture caused fatal blood poisoning in Greenport New York.
A jumble of quoted aphorisms and quips on success, progress, and youth compares ambition with pride. Notable lines reference Andrew Carnegie and George Meredith, ending with a wry remark about a father’s usefulness when his son outplays him at golf.
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