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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1913
Page
4
The piece notes improving woolen business in New England with mills like Assabet and Westvale showing renewed activity. It cites tariff provisions as lessening impact and predicts a general upturn soon as manufacturers adjust. Local mills are ramping up, signaling prosperity for the region.
An Epworth League entertainment at the M B Church featured vocal and instrumental items. Highlights included piano duet by Mrs. Bessie Dockerty and Miss Emma Greenhalgh, solos by Miss Jennie Naylor, cornet and clarinet duet with Clarence Lloyd, readings by Miss Hazel Easthope, and a dialogue Her One Proposal with several performers. A social with ice cream and candy followed.
The library enjoys strong prosperity as public appreciation rises for magazines and periodicals. Reference books see increased use, with a wide and current assortment. Saturday circulation averages 300 and weekly around 500, while trustees stay updated with latest publications to keep the collection current.
At the Progressive lodge K of P in Masonic hall Wednesday evening the third rank degree was conferred on two candidates. Guest D G C Albert Shaw of Concord Junction delivered a notable address. Supper followed in the banquet hall with committee chair W V Cameron and helpers Albert G Fairbanks Thomas French John H Wollerschied and John Wolf.
Notices appointing executors and executrices and announcing probate hearings in Concord Acton and surrounding Middlesex towns. Writings reference Sarah J. Jones Henry Haynes Bengon Margaret J. and Annie Clarity estates with citations to appear, dates November 1913, and addresses for filings for creditors and heirs.
A terse exchange questions why medical advice comes with no charge and who should solicit personal details. The speaker resents free guidance and emphasizes boundaries in patient doctor dialogue.
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