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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1913

Page

9

Miss Celia McDonald resumes duties at Stevens store

Miss Celia McDonald, the Stevens store bookkeeper, returns Monday after several weeks with typhoid fever, having been in Clinton to convalesce. Grace G. Ryan and Mrs. Charles Whitney assist in the store during the holiday period as the town prepares for Thanksgiving week.

Celia McDonald W. A. Stevens McDonald Clinton Hopkins Grace G. Ryan Concord Junction Walden St Wm. A. Stevens Charles Whitney Woman's Parish Association Town Hall Gale Herbert B. Hosmer Deaconess Hospital Belknap St Fred Farrell Helen A. Lowden Jamaica Plain George Walter Vialle Concord Philip T. Mlavin Washington, D. C Concord Lyceum P. EB. Goddard New York Southwest

Lexington Triumph Over Concord In Annual Rivalry Game

Lexington High defeated Concord High 10 points to 0 in the annual football clash played Friday on the home field. Watts scored the touchdown and kicked the goals, with Lexington dominating the third and fourth periods. Umpire Moody, Referee Laughlin, and Linesman Wilson officiated as the crowd cheered through a 10 minute quarter format.

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Wilson How Wedding Quiet Home Ceremony

Miss Sophia Wilson and Nathaniel P How wed at the bride’s brother T Al fred Wilson Wilsow sr home Saturday evening in a small gathering. Rev Loren B Macdonald of the First Parish officiated and a reception followed. The couple left for a wedding trip believed to head to Chicago and will reside after return in the remodeled Wood and Main streets house.

Sophia Wilson Nathaniel P. How T. Alfred Wilson Wilsow Sr Loren B. Macdonald Chicago Wood and Main‘ Sts

Salvation by Evolution and The Lest Thou Forget at Trinitarian Church

The Trinitarian Church outlines next Sundays sermons Salvation by Evolution and Lest Thou Forget with a young ladies choir leading the evening singing. Friday evening features a Thanksgiving service The Promise of Power. A Sunday school drive sent a large variety of vegetables and domestic items to Boston’s poor under Dr Winchester with Miss Hartwell speaking. Flower Mission gifts arrive from Concord W C T U including two large boxes and a barrel of groceries clothing and other items.

Trinitarian Church Boston Winchester Hartwell Concord W. C. T. U Flower Mission Enterprise

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