Whirl Win Urges Boost for Favorite Candidate
A political push urges supporters to back a preferred candidate amid calls to participate. The message repeats the appeal and questions reader involvement as the campaign seeks momentum.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1916
Page
12
A political push urges supporters to back a preferred candidate amid calls to participate. The message repeats the appeal and questions reader involvement as the campaign seeks momentum.
Fragmentary text notes Alma Peiré starting work in the United States, with Gardner and Cambridge references. Mentions F Wilson of Cambridge, a pier department project, and visits to John Tingley at Green Atwood, a former high school.
Fragmentary text suggests a death involving Gaililio To New JeRneer and a young relative. details are incomplete and date not provided.
A pastor-led service begins at 10 30 with a 7 o clock follow up. Sunday school labeled as 8 of 12 and a 5 word topic grace ps 107 1 43. Mrs Theodore serves as leader with a prayer meeting planned Friday and Saturday at 7 30. The Pie Ladies circle prepares for a dinner fair and entertainment on December 7.
Katherine Gallon and Thomas Charles Patrick Gallagher were married at St Elizabeths church West Acton on Wednesday. The ceremony was conducted by Walter Browne of Maynard with Anthony Hilfert y of Maynard playing the wedding march. The bride wore a broadcloth suit with fur trim and white roses. bridesmaid Margaret Dorsey wore green with pink roses. best man William Dorsey was a bride cousin. A reception followed, then the couple departed for a trip.
Sunday services begin at 10 30 with a Sunday school and Men’s Forum at noon The Y P C U meets at 6 15 The Ladies Social circle convenes Thursday at 2 to sew and conduct business Friday features the one act farce The Man From Brandon with music and monologue Pro admission urged Newton note Watch word Work W Murray to Boston for the winter living with cousin I McKenzie for years
Dr and Mrs H M Robbins spent Sunday in town. Schools will close Friday for a week vacation. Misses Eleanor and Louisa Crocker visiting friends in Somerville this week. Mr and Mrs A Phalen guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Lunt Somerville. T Fletcher will move to the city with Mrs Fletcher for the winter. Middlesex Central Pomona meeting attended at Odd Fellows ball Waltham. Ac ton Grange No 259 plans officer election Nov 28. Charles Edwards able to drive the school wagon again after erysipelas.
The Acton Centre W C T U met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Phalen's home with Mrs Farrar presiding. A goodly number attended and afterwards members began planned work. Leaders anticipate a possible union meeting with the South and West Acton unions later in the season.
Funeral notice reports Fredson P. Durgen died Sunday around 5 45 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Harmon Hazel in Brooks from double pneumonia. The funeral was Wednesday at 2 p m conducted by Rev Mr Batt of Concord Junction with interment at Woodlawn in the family plot.
A caller brings an unsettled medical inquiry to the parson as he is shown into the consultation room. The stranger requests help and seeks guidance on an unspecified trouble.
The Massachusetts Forestry Association announces a summer tour of national forests and parks for educational purposes. Non members may join by paying a guest fee and learn how these lands are managed as joint state and federal property.
A brief note reports Pe Grearn making her first copay during inaugurations. The event details are sparse with limited readable facts.
Boston reports Edward Thatcher, alias Edward Therek, arrested in Miami on stealing securities and cash from the National Shawmut Bank where he worked as a messenger. Dispatches say his total loot nears 700000, with a trail from a San Francisco bond house to Boston and Chicago detectives tracing a pattern of bank robberies nationwide.
Huntington Nov 22 The Aetna Explosive Company plant, closed for lack of orders, will resume full operations beginning December 1. About three thousand men will be employed.
Chester A. Congdon of Duluth, Minnesota a Republican national committeeman, died in St Paul. He was among Minnesota’s wealthiest men.
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