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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1913
Page
6
The Enterprise Company on Mair Street lists subscription rates with Walter P. Morse, Walter Fryr and officers as president treasurer and manager. Single copies offered at $1 per year in a dated publication notice.
Attendance was good as Mrs. Alexina Bowly and her guests visited the lodge. Rosa Bampton read by Migs Eisie Crowson with visit officials present during the evening program.
Largely attended event at Tate er t ven See sheidoend to Dean, guardian of ie, welcoming parents to five years of receptions. Parents talked with faculty about interests while refreshments of toes and cake were served, making the affair enjoyable.
A handsome buck weighing about 150 pounds was brought in near the Davis market. Onlookers admired the deer as it hung near the entrance, showcasing hunting success in the Car vicinity.
An advertised letters notice lists several names including Darche Gilio Gaeto Mr Harvey Mrs W L M pbae anes Mis and Miss. The fragment provides only partial names and no clear address or delivery dates.
Advertisement fragment seeks a girl for general house work at 69 Main Street Concord. Text is partial and cut, with references to rates and placement in a column.
A damaged notice lists Orin Butcher of Concord as owner of an Indy4p timepiece offered for sale. Details on date location or bidding terms remain unread in the fragment.
The article urges early mailing to prevent delays in transit and delivery. It notes the Postal Service's concern with keeping mails moving efficiently and mentions that parcels may be held at the last moment if mailed too late. It hints at permissible holiday markings and stresses December timing.
Mr and Mrs H C Rolfe celebrate their 67th wedding anniversary in Concord reflecting deep community involvement. Mrs Rolfe leads W C T U activities and speaks nationally while Mr Rolfe, a former Boston teacher and grain businessman, recently retired after a fall. Their children include Prof Henry Rolfe of Stanford, Dr Fred Rolfe of a Penn private school, and Mrs Cole of Harvard.
The Sign of the Kettle candy shop opens at the Vose house in Concord. Misses Jones and Miss Ryan run the operation making many confections on site and selling to customers drawn from Concord and beyond including Texas, Florida and New England markets.
The Concorde Musical club hosted an afternoon concert featuring vocal duets and solo piano pieces. Performances included Arne and Haydn numbers, Grieg songs, and an Edith Noyes Green recital with several selections by Mrs. Keyes and others.
Sit Hall has been making changes over the past week to reduce fire danger and comply with state law regarding public spaces. Updates include curtains and new fittings intended to meet safety standards, with completion anticipated this week.
The Trinity hall sale showcased useful articles and fancy feles donated by Mrs. BE. A. Huppert and others. Proceeds supported the guild room tea hosted by Mrs. Dale and Mrs. C. H. Whitney. The evening school opens its new term, with Rev. Shaw and Mr. Towser involved. The Junior hop occurs Wednesday in Baton hall.
Members of the Trinitarian church distributed a Thanksgiving offering sending five large barrels filled with fruits vegetables and groceries to the City Missionary in Boston. The barrels were shipped Monday morning for distribution by Miss Sats Spee.
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