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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1916
Page
6
Lucy dreams of a profitable cottage tea house with Florence and Aunt Carrie memories guiding her plans. Fred Emerson buys the cottage after seeing her charm and imposes a condition for next year, leading to an unexpected lease arrangement and growing romance.
Friends gathered at Miss Mary Carey’s Belk napst home for a surprise Halloween party. A harlequin with a flashlight led her in where about 40 guests awaited. Mrs. Michael Mullaney presented a beautiful couch for her new home before games music and dancing continued into the night.
The Concord Forum begins its year with the first meeting on Sunday afternoon November 19. Guy D. Gold will speak on What Next A Social Prophecy, returning by request of last year’s audience. The program includes music by Mrs Hollis Blake and a floor discussion after the address.
Barbara Tower died last Saturday night after a long illness. A Concord and Misses White's School alumna, she loved music and planned to teach kindergarten at Leslie Normal School in Cambridge. Her funeral at Trinity Church featured pallbearers Laurence Richardson, Chilton Cabot, Henry Coolidge, and Frank Coolidge.
Concord High Second Team lost to Lincoln 28 to 0 on the school playground Monday afternoon. Scoring details note Lynah with four field goals and all touchdowns. Tobin Lynch and others listed in the roster with referees and game officials named.
The pastor will exchange with Rev Christopher W Collier of Lexington Sunday morning. An evening sermon on The Weakening Power of Sin and Its Remedy precedes a social service in the chapel. A Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 15 pm will discuss How to Be Strong. The usual Scandinavian service with preaching led by Rev A O Huseby is at 8 00 pm. The 7 45 pm fasting meeting aims for Holy Spirit fullness and joy in Boston and surrounding towns. Acts 4 31 33 Acts 8 5 8.
Report from Concord Massachusetts dated October 31 1916 states the inspector analyzed milk samples and obtained results by weight percentage. The document notes certification of analysis results for milk marked as specified by weight percent.
Concord High defeated rival Lexington High 20 to 0 at Lexington Friday afternoon for the first time in six years. Alten scored twice and Foley added a late TD with Williams kicking two goals after touchdowns as Concord’s defense shut down Lexington throughout.
A fragmented verse recalls a failed romance as a hobo laments a vanished future. The speaker contrasts a once bright plan against a breakup that sent him back to itinerant life with a hint of regret.
A large Saturday crowd enjoyed moving pictures as The Rights of Man featuring Richard Buhler and Rosetta Bruce plus Francis Joyner is shown. The fifth Scarlet Runner entry Jacobean House and the comedy Mr. Jack Tufies are also on the program with Colonial Orchestra of Maynard providing music for a Thanksgiving dance plan.
The Concord Woman's Club announces a November 13 meeting led by Household Economics chair Mrs. George A. Tewksbury. Mrs. Lotta Miller will lecture on Our Clothes with living models showing correct and incorrect dress. Ads for the column run in Concord and neighboring towns at 10.6 a line with advance payment. A large heating stove is sought for a church society and Mrs. A. B. Eldredge of South Lincoln asks to be notified. Special price on onions offered by Li. Anderson &
WANTED An engineer with experience to lead a central heating plant. Apply to D. A. Baldwin, Westford Rd, Concord, Mass. Miss Buck, Concord, handles ribbons for bags and a large assortment of yarns.
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