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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1914

Page

10

Varied local notices from West Acton and Concord Junction

Miss Hazel Holt the violinist gave two solos at the Woman's club reception in Concord Junction last week. Several residents and visitors are noted, including A Merriam on a business trip to Meriden, and Miss Margaret Dorsey from Long Branch visiting. Community events include Sunday school gathering, local council activities, hunting trips, and a benefit entertainment planned for January 11 1915.

Hazel Holt Woman's Club Concord Junction A. Merriam Meriden Conn Margaret Dorsey Long Branch N. J Case Ruth Hall Isabel Greer F. S. Glines Brookline N. J. Cole J. M. Feirbanks Christie Teele Roxbury Acton Council R. A Maynard Council Sir Kenns Dorchester

Rainbow Fair at Universalist Vestry Delights Local Crowd

The Ladies' Social circle hosts a Rainbow Fair at the Universalist church vestry with six rainbow tables offering food candy ice cream and fancy articles for sale. A one act farce The Two Puddifoots features Puddifoot Senior Herbert W Lewis and Puddifoot Junior Harland Lawrence among cast members.

the Universalist Church Gale Puddifoots Puddifoot Herbert W. Lewis Harland Lawrence Buffles Arthur Lowden Caroline Buf

Boy on bicycle struck by auto in Exchange Square crash

Thursday morning J Edwards of Maynard drove west through Exchange Square when Felix Mauro W rode across Acton Street not noticing the auto. The bicycle hit the car head on throwing the rider against the banking unconscious for 20 minutes with a cut above the right eye and a scalp wound exposing the skull. He was taken to Deaconess Hospital by Edwards and Dr Christie, treated and sent home Monday after healing. The auto damaged the bicycle’s rear wheel. witnesses said Edwards was blameless.

J. Edwards Maynard West Exchange Sq Felix Mauro W Acton St

Congregational Church Announces Services and Events

The Congregational Church schedules preaching at 10 80 Sunday morning and 7 p m with Sunday school at noon C E meeting at 6 p m The Ladies Sewing Circle with Miss Lizzie Bumpus Thursday at 230 pm Midweek prayer meeting Friday at 730 pm A lost string of gold beads seek return to Box 227 South Acton post office.

C. E Li S. C Lizzie Bumpus South Acton

Garber's Story Record Celebrates Long Service

Garber of Portland Maine marks 50 years in business and honors a long serving workman who has stayed with him 40 years. The employee keeps a log of the number of times the boss tells stories, noting one tale he says improves with each retelling after being told 2,7 times.

Garber Portland

Rev Walton H Doggett Recovering After Boston Operation

Wes i Acton reports Rev Walton H Doggett is in a Boston hospital after an operation earlier in the week. It is less serious than feared and he is said to be progressing well.

Walton H. Doggett Boston

Definition of American race and native-born inhabitants

The text states that the American Indians are the only group properly called the American race as aboriginal inhabitants, while the term American applies to all native-born inhabitants of North and South America and specifically to U.S. citizens.

North South America United States

Mere Figures riddle from Cincinnati Enquirer

A puzzle from the Cincinnati Enquirer outlines a math trick: take living brothers, manipulate the numbers, and end with a three digit result where the left, middle, and right digits encode living brothers, living sisters, and deaths respectively.

Cincinnati Enquirer

His Feeling for Henri Departing Guest and Heitere

An English translation fragment describes a guest at a restaurant or event. The host distributes payments to waiters with ten sous each and Henri five francs. The departing guest notes Henri has just joined the staff and has not yet served the guest. The exchange ends with the guest praising Henri as least annoying.

Henri Heitere

Mad Worn Out Upper Garments

A quip from London Tit-Bits about holiday drinking. A man reflects that his stomach wears out from excess alcohol, as his wife notes every stomach carries three coats while overindulgence wears them away. The remark ends with the man joking that his stomach has been in shirt sleeves for years.

Guteman London

Imagined plots of a city chap on a two acre farm

A fragmented line suggests a city man who dreams of handling valuable poultry on a small farm. The text hints at sanity questions but remains unclear on concrete events or identifications.

Culture and character in society and nations

The essay discusses how true culture rests on the development of all faculties and how silent virtue carries more influence than words. It compares culture across nations, noting the difficulty of measuring cultural breadth and the ideal of “all round” individuals as the measure of a cultured nation.

Origin of Knitting in Scotland and Its Spread

Knitting began as a Scottish invention in the fifteenth century and Scottish stockings soon reached France. A stocking knitters guild formed with St Fiacre as patron saint. By 1589 William Lee invented the knitting frame, marking the rise of machinery in hand knitting.

France St. Fiacre William, Lee

Daily Thought Quote on Virtue and Vice Emission

A reflective note cites R W Emerson stating people think virtue or vice is shown only by actions while it subtly breathes from them at every moment.

R. W. Emersos

Opening of New Store Delights Worcester Patrons

The store opening on Tuesday November 10 drew thousands of patrons who praised the event and the amiable weather. Management thanks sponsors and friends and pledges to work harder to serve Worcester City and Worcester County with a top new institution of its kind.

Worcester County

Local Market Expands to Handle Thanksgiving Demand

The provider states it has doubled facilities to serve Thanksgiving business in the vicinity. They urge customers to shift a portion of their holiday purchases next week, promising faster service and improved clerical support while noting they cannot detail all supply gains.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Benge Roger Bros Joel Butterworth Adm Store Main St Clara Sawyer Etta Clark Newton FE. W. Clark J. S. Moore New Hampshire J. Jackson Lawrence Isabella Heath Ed. Jones Detroit Mich Ella Chester Smith L. A. Sebastian Harold Symonds Frank Roche Congregational Church Wesi Acton Thomas Devane H. C. Hettinger Winona Rebekah Lodge Universalist Church Worcester Market New Worcester Market Worcester, Mass
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