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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1911
Page
10
George J. Raymond of South Sudbury complains about town protection for property and calls for harsher measures. He notes vandalism by two boys who smashed windows, offers a 25 dollar reward for proof to convict, urges banning boys from carrying rifles, and discusses local shops and coats on sale.
Activities in Marlboro and nearby towns include visits, illnesses, and family events. The Davidson family vacationed in Marlboro. Mrs Tarbell and relatives receive care. several residents report health, travel, and visitors. Church events include a Tulip quartet concert, fair profits, and holiday services led by Miss Margie Kimball and Mrs Barney.
The fragment notes a celebration or statement praising someone or something and describes enjoyment of the event. It mentions Se and hints at “all time” as a superlative context, suggesting a retrospective tribute or toast. No clear names, places, or dates are readable.
The Quad club meets tonight at Harold Merriam's home. The L. S. C. meets Thursday in the vestry at 2 30. Annual roll call and church supper Friday evening with supper at 6 30. All members urged to attend. Next Sunday services start with preaching at 10 30 and a Thanksgiving sermon, Sunday school at noon, C E meeting at 6 p m, and an evening sermon at 7 on Misrepresentation. Annual fair and sale set for December 7.
Sick lists include Mrs Hiram Proctor and Mrs ER A Phalen. Concord accident victim Taylor Fletcher rests comfortably. Acton Grange met. Frank Hill spoke on education. Waltham Grange attended by J B Tuttle and Arthur Payson. Rev Hayes debater at Stow Nov 23. Otis H. Forbush to auction late Geo Abbott goods in Groton on Nov 24 with household items, books, tools and more. Arthur H. Sargent to auction seven cows and farm tools in Litchfield.
The service next Sunday at 10 45 a.m. will center on Give Thanks with a special choir program. Evening at 6 30 p.m. features a C B meeting led by Mrs C E Smith on Echoes of Peace and Blessing. A 7 20 p.m. monthly musical program follows with choir, violin, and clarinet, plus an address. An afternoon social and sale by the Ladies' Church Aid is planned for Wednesday Dec 6 from 2 to 4 30 p.m. Candy and crafts will be sold. light refreshments served. A Li. society social is set for Thursday evening Nov 23 with surprises and refreshments. Organ repairs will begin soon after Thanksgiving with about 300 dollars to be raised by the Young Men's S B class and C E society.
Fire at Frank Roberts garage on the Littleton side of Lake Nagog consumes a large touring car and several smaller items. Neighbors report 8 o clock Friday evening blaze with extensive damage before firefighters contained it. Leonard White, home from Dartmouth, and others were in the area, with local residents visiting and recent improvements noted.
Mr and Mrs 8 A Guilford and their son Geo Guilford have moved to Maynard. An evening with a piano duet features Pauline Mead and Durkee with James Whitcomb Riley referenced in the event notes.
A large group from the United Workman Order of Maynard went to Clinton for a major local festivity. An improvement society program at I. O. O. F. hall was held last Tuesday, though late arrivals caused some items to be omitted. Nearby news includes a 230 pound deer taken in Harvard and a golden wedding trip noted for Mrs Bezanson. TO SELL or TO Rent House on Prospect st modern conveniences inquire Mrs Tolman.
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