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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
10
A declaration of principles circulating statewide claims ninety percent of readers have signed. The circular, attributed to George R. Henderson, Cambridge, secretary pro tem, notes a large citizen gathering and plans for wide scale execution.
The text proclaims that all men are created equal and endowed with unalienable rights including Life Liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Governments derive just powers from the consent of the governed and may be altered or abolished to secure these ends.
Citizens of this Commonwealth declare their belief in deprived inalienable rights due to corrupt politicians. They form a new independent party pledging support and votes for its candidates to secure progressive government and honest administration. Signed by residents of South Sudbury.
An old catalog line lists heavy two-ply Jaeger fleece lined shirts and 49c drawers. Special garments include extra heavy night shirts, full cut, and wool pantaloon pieces in black, blue, and oxford. Woolnap blankets in white and gray priced at 1.98 with fancy border, plus dressing sacks in Persian patterns offered at 50c to the waist with belt.
Marian C. Taylor will host a Christmas sale of embroidery pictures and Italian novelties at her home Acton Centre from December 9 to 23 each afternoon and evening. Community news notes social visits and local group activities with pages mentioning the Middlesex Central Pomona Grange meeting in Stow and local residents.
A large audience attended the Thanksgiving morning service with Rev. E. C. Hayes delivering a “Give Thanks” sermon and a bass solo by Harold Phalen. Upcoming events include C E prayer meeting on Paul lessons led by Miss Jennie Reed, a Friday “The Prayer Habit” session, and a Wednesday Ladies Chuck Aid social with concessions.
Y P C U holds a meeting at six with the next topic Advent Sunday The Church Year led by Miss Gladys Lawrence. Last Sunday the choir offered special music to the delight of attendees while Willis preached on Philippians 4 6 7. The Congregation Men’s club plans a forthcoming musical drama.
Reports show three deer shot in Harvard last week while Geo B Parker uses a Chelmsford steam well digger on a ledge to draw water. Allen Hawes visits Vermont. Waldo Littlefield named administrator of Nahum Littlefield’s estate as the West Acton post office joins a new postal savings bank order.
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