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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1902
Page
2
The letter argues the naval and land forces both achieved aims during maneuvers. Umpires face conflicting reports yet praise the drill and unity, urging no harsh judgments and deeming the exercise a collective, glorious victory for national defense.
A humorous musing on marriages born from propinquity and seaside rescues. The author riffS about hero suitors, mountain rescues, and forest escapades as marriage catalysts, joking that a marriage bureau should ask if the fiancé proved heroism and where. Europe wakes to Monroe doctrine in context. Nothing to arbitrate in Pennsylvania. nothing to burn elsewhere.
A brief note suggests Pete conceived a sash window invention, details sparse but tied to a local craft or appliance history. The snippet hints at historical innovation in window design credited to Pete.
The note urges sleeping in fresh aired clothes, taking a cold bath each morning or rubbing dry, and spending a brief naked interval for skin toning. It emphasizes cleanliness as the first law of health and warns against wearing same clothes continually.
The piece explains why ponds and seas freeze only to a shallow depth as water is heaviest at 40 F, then shifts to a set of short vignettes about a government berth a clever burglar in Berlin and humorous exchanges among family members highlighting wit and social observation.
The text appears garbled with phrases like nothing is better in a time and absence of body. It reads like incomplete dialogue or note fragments lacking clear event or persons to anchor a news item. No identifiable names, places, or dates are present for a proper summary.
Waltham reported in town Friday to attend the Republican convention and Senator Gore Representative James F. Samof will speak in Marlboro on the day evening October 18. Cardy is described as a socialist not a social labor man. Alderman J. P. Martin likely candidate for city council, Feix Sawyer also named for the position. both reside in ward 3.
The South street school will house overflow first and second grades from the ae school with Miss Alice Springer as teacher. A Pleasant st annex pupil group moves to the main building as a third grade class goes to Miss Quirk. Miss Edith Proctor transfers to Pleasant st with a new first class. West part changes aim to improve class size and teacher commutes.
Large crowd fills the theater Saturday night for Mildred Holland and company in The Power Behind the Throne. The cast earns unstinted applause with Aria by Holland and strong support from Edwin C. Lager Samuel Lewis Kenneth Davenport Frances Brooke Lillian Norris. The production is praised for its smooth performance, striking scenery, and a sold out advance sale.
A dozen ladies formed the P. P. 8 club in the east part. Meetings will be held every Friday evening at member homes. The first gathering occurred at Miss Mae Lafrenais Howest’s home with officers elected. The evening featured vocal and piano selections, refreshments, and a social close as the group deemed the first meeting a roaring success.
J Frank Child will move his undertaking business from Hazelton block after eight years to the Masonic block annex on Newton street. The new location offers a larger basement storage area and more room for operations.
Rev C J Budlong of Ashaway writes that Electric Bitters cured his jaundice and liver troubles after years of suffering. He calls them a genuine all round cure and urges others to try the remedy priced at 50 cents, with local merchants Burdett Barnard and Shattuck noted.
Rev. George A. Tewkesbury pastors Concord churches with worship at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday school at 1 am Y P S C E meets Sunday evening at 6 30 Choate Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7 30
Maynard churches list weekly services and activities. Details include Maynard Church with pastor Rev Chas H Washburn and schedule for Sunday services Sunday school and choir, Methodist Episcopal schedule with Rev W F Lawford and Epworth League, St Bridget’s Catholic Church with masses and Sunday school, and St George’s Episcopal with holy communion and evening sermon.
Foresters meet on the first and third Mondays. Companions gather on the first and third Mondays. Red Men hold meetings on the fourth Monday. U W other lodges meet on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Raynard Lodge No. 181 meets bi weekly, I.C.O. auxiliary lodge No. 84 and D. of B attendance noted.
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