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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1916

Page

4

Business Men's Association Hears on Massachusetts Income Tax

The Business Men's association met at Masonic hall discussing the new Massachusetts income tax law. John W. Locke outlined tax structure, exemptions, rates, and administration, noting uniform statewide assessment and a 1st two months filing window with Oct 15, 1917 payment. A rising vote of thanks followed.

Coughlan John W. Locke The Commonwealth Mass Massachusetts

Accident at Nason street school site injures Charles Keane

Charles Keane and coworker Arthur Croft narrowly escaped serious harm while tearing down a chimney at the Nason street school site Friday afternoon. A chimney bulge caused by falling bricks broke the staging, sending Keane about 25 feet to the cellar where bricks struck him. he was treated at Deaconess hospital with no broken bones or internal injuries. Croft held on to a staging upright and aided Keane before both returned home.

Charles Keane Nason St Keane Deaconess Hospital Arthur Croft

Wedding Ties Angot Grang to Andrew Baggesen in Methodist Church

A wedding occurred Wednesday evening, November 15, at the Methodist Episcopal church uniting Miss Angot Grang to Andrew C. Baggesen by Rev. Tobias Foss. The ceremony featured green and chrysanthemum decorations, a white satin bride, and attendants including Miss Helen Andersen and Lilian Andersen. A reception followed at Union Street with gifts described and telegrams of congratulations read, after which the couple left for a private journey and will reside at 14 Union Street.

Angot Grang Andrew C. Baggesen Tobias Foss Leslie Andersen Graves Gravesen James Nelson Albert Anderson Helen Andersen Somerville Lilian Andersen Jessie Robinson Gomerville John Johnson Winthrop Chester Anderson Union St Charles Baggesen West Mr. Baggesen Walden Marists

What Next Speaker Opens Forum Season at First Meeting

The Forum began its season with Guy D. Gold on What Next. A piano trio by Mrs. Hollis Blake and Mrs. Percy W. Brown opened the program. Rev. Smith Owen Dexter outlined plans for six meetings costing a little over $100, with collections at each event. Mr. Gold answered audience questions after his talk.

Forum Guy D. Gold Hollis Blake Percy W. Brown Smith Owen Dexter Dexter Gold

Needham 14 Concord High 0 in Saturday Football clash

Needham defeated Concord High 14 to 0 on a Saturday game played at Needham. The lineup lists players such as Crisp captain for Concord H and Blades Ryan as touchdown scorers with Crisp adding two goals. Umpire C Bak, referee Keith, linesmen Newell Mills, timer J H Whetton.

Concord High Needham Needham H Concord H Eer Eres Widnes Clark Crisp Williams Latham Ig Rg Cabot Roper c Carl, Borland ‘Richwagen Rg Keith Newell and Mills J. H. Whetton

Middlesex County Farm Bureau Talk Under Debate

Interest grows in forming a Middlesex county farm bureau with Concord named as its focus. Bowditch of Framingham chairs the association and Mrs James J Storrow of Lincoln serves as secretary. A general meeting is planned for early December to gauge county opinion on the move.

Farm Bureau Middlesex County Concord Bowditch Framingham James J. Storrow Lincoln

Eaton Hall Hop Supports Tennis Club

The athletic association hosted a Friday afternoon hop in Eaton hall to benefit the tennis club. Miss Ruth Allen provided music for a lively dance as chaperons Loomis, Mr. Goddard and Mr. am watched. The event owes its success to committee members Dorothy Messser, Ruth Wood, Mariam Russell, Ward Carl, Ralph Hemmenway and Gardner Russell.

the Athletic Association Eaton Hall Ruth Allen Loomis Mr. Goddard Mr.am Dorothy Messer Ruth Wood Mariam Russell Ward Carl Ralph Hemmenway Gardner Russell

Concord Forum to Hear Madame Malmberg December 3

The Concord Forum meets in the town hall on December 3 with Madame Aino Malm e as speaker. She recently returned from Stockholm after eight months and has information not released to newspapers. Malmberg has been imprisoned by Russia and exiled from Siberia, then continued speaking on Finland's freedom.

Concord Forum Madame Aino Malme Stockholm Poland Madame Maimberg Siberia Russia Finland Madame Malmberg

Question on U S prestige discussed by Trinitarian church

The Brotherhood of the Trinitarian church met Tuesday evening November 14 and debated whether the United States has lost prestige at home and abroad. Leslie R. Moore and Thomas Todd Jr spoke for the affirmative while Wallace B. Conant and Alvard Rose presented statistics for the negative, producing a drawn verdict on the merits.

Brotherhood of the Trinitarian Church United States Leslie R. Moore Thomas Todd Jr Wallace B. Conant Alvard Rose

A. O. U. W. Lodge Hosts District Deputy Visit

Thursday evening the A. O. U. W. lodge welcomed District Deputy Thomas J. Birmingham of Waltham. He worked the degree on several members and spoke to visiting guests from other towns.

A. O. U. W. Lodge Thomas J. Birmingham Waltham Waltham A. O. U. W

Temperance talks span church services Sunday

At the Methodist Episcopal church service Sunday Rev Warren Landers of the Mass Total Abstinence society spoke on temperance and progress. He addressed the Congregational Sunday school at noon and the M E church Men’s class at 3 pm. A Young People class meeting led by William Naylor followed at 6 pm and Rev A Morrill Os good gave an illustrated lecture on The Life of Christ at 7 pm.

Methodist Episcopal Church Warren Landers Mass Total Abstinence Society Congregational Sunday School M. E. Church William Naylor A. Morrill Osgood Christ Jon

Buffet Supper and Club Addresses at Unitarian Vestry

The Had Buffet Supper club held a well attended evening in the vestry of the Unitarian church on Thursday. H. F. Smith Jr directed the supper featuring raw and escalloped oysters pies corn coffee and cheese. Allen French spoke about Plattsburg Camp and Robert Goodwin discussed Life on the Border. A letter from Berkley Wheeler recounting border experiences was read. the evening was deemed very successful.

Unitarian Church H. F. Smith, Jr Allen French Plattsburg Robert ©. Goodwin Berkley Wheeler

Successful Food Sale At Trinitarian Church

The Christian Endeavor society of the Trinitarian church held a highly successful food sale in the church rest ing and emptied at an early hour. A good sum was netted.

Christian Endeavor Society of the Trinitarian Church

Invitations Out for Senior 4 IG Ceremony Friday

Invitations have been issued for the senior four Instagram event to be held Friday. Details on time and location were not fully disclosed in the notice.

Advertised Letters List Names and Addressees

A list of names including James Davis J Hills M Nelson Winthrop Packard and several Mrs and Mr and Mrs entries for Stewart St J Smith Goodrich Humphrey Hall Ruggles Dillingham. Indicates mail awaiting pickup or delivery status.

James Davis J. Hills M. Nelson Winthrop Packard Charles Stewart Henry St. J. Smith James B. Goodrich W. B. Humphrey Estelle B. Hall N. Ruggles John Dillingham

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