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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1913
Page
3
In Scandinavian myth Bragi, a warlike poet god, scorns all verse except praise of gods and warriors. His wife Kiuna kept apples in a casket whose taste restored the gods’ youth. At the end of time the gnat Turlight would cause this fruit to lose its power.
Daniel Doyle of Marlboro testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills eased his disordered kidneys and backache after rheumatism and painful kidney secretions. He says he has not needed kidney medicine for years and keeps a supply at home. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Booster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo, NY is sole US agent.
L N Fowler unveils a large new combined store after an extension, with a bright show room, second floor display, and modern basement. The 58 year old businessman marks 32 years in enterprise, with a history in furniture, groceries, life insurance, real estate, and lumber, plus public service roles.
Walter Manning spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs M F Manning on South Street. Mrs A Albani of School Avenue visits her daughter Mrs Salvatore Gugliette in South Boston. Edith Murray spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Murray of South Street. Joseph Dinan has entered the employ of Dudley Hartford. Ernest H Thompson has installed
A Thanksgiving dance will be held in the town hall by the Young Men of St Michael church on Thursday November 27 with Dougherty’s orchestra providing music. A barn dance is planned for Friday November 28 with Miss Perrin in charge and prizes for costumes. Dr. Pfeiffer Jr. funded a telephone in the town hall lower hall. Mrs. Julia McKey and family move back to Maple street while Chas W Shea and family relocate to Brown et South Street. Harold Riese recovers from a recent accident. Bedford works on grading Page Field for a new ball field and playground. fundraising continues through Dr. Pfeiffer. Local dancers attend Blue Bell in Lexington. evergreen industry grows. Clifford L Day Jr joins gypsy moth work. Miss Hannah Pfeiffer and Alice Pfeiffer visit New York. John Myers resigns from C W Blake Co to work in Dorchester. Union Workers’ Society Christmas sale to be held December 2 at Congregational church. A public bulletin board will be installed in the Town Hall. Bedford Parents Association to meet at the schoolhouse. Elizabeth Schermerborn of Cat will address the meeting on Sicily theatres and other amusements. The speaker has toured Sicily and Italy and will present her subject.
A train due at Bedford at 2 40 p m was derailed when a yoke of oxen bucked the center of the cars. One ox was killed, another escaped unharmed, and passengers were moved to safety with no serious injuries reported. The oxen belonged to Frost Garden Co and were hauling feed for swine when the accident occurred. The wreck was cleared to a sidetrack after a two hour delay.
Frederick A. Cutler died here on November 14 at age 72. The funeral was held Sunday at 1 p m at Shawsheen cemetery. Born in Bedford he ran a successful business for years and was well known locally, leaving a large circle of friends.
A small piano recital organized by the Bedford Parent Teachers Association at the Unitarian church, presented to raise funds for the association's activities. Performers featured local pianists, and the event highlighted community involvement in music education.
A church program Monday evening November 17 at 8 featured soloists Crystal Waters mezzo soprano Karel Havlicek and Earle Smith on piano. The arranged and rendered selections received high praise for a highly successful performance.
A Saturday town meeting in town hall approved the school committee report and deferred Peat toes future meeting. The assembly also appropriated funds for the gypsy moth department.
On a voyage, Willie spots a freighter passing about three feet below waterline. He remarks with a puzzled glance at the ship and notes the apparent sinkage as the waterline changes.
Petition seeks letters of administration for Mary T. Maker late of Concord Mass to Edward H ker without bond. Court to convene November 15 1913 to show cause. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise. Affairs managed by J Me six register and Maurice acceiiee attorney. notices in Middlesex County.
Fragmentary notes detail a Sudbury land sale with parcels and bounds. Mentions acres and rods, wall ends, stakes, and compass bearings through multiple landowners including Miles, War, Elisha, Tilly, Joseph Miles, and Maurice McWalter. Contains bearings N, S, E, W and various distances and landmarks.
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