16 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1912
Page
1
Baseball fans from Bedford attended World Series games in Boston area. Notables visit Bedford as Edward Caiger and others campaign for the legislature. A Republican reception for Frederick Eaton draws local leaders and Bedford men praise for Eaton's district prospects.
Maynard residents face ailments and recoveries while visitors arrive from Gardner Newton and Brockton. The Republican town committee plans a late month rally. St George church hosts a November English tea. Local folks travel, work changes, and a chimney fire prompts a still alarm with no damage.
Don Whitney visited Miss Virginia Wilson while Mr and Mrs F Sortwell plan moving to Wayland. Winslow Damon returns from a month in Maine. Columbus Day parade witnesses cited from the Junction. The Columbus club hosts a whist party at O K O F hall on Oct 29. Miss Mary Hayes accepts a job at Strathmore Worsted mill. Thomas King becomes agent for Metropolitan Insurance. Mr and Mrs Richard Hatch and daughter spent the weekend with relatives. Miss Sadie Boylan underwent appendicitis surgery at Deaconess hospital. Thomas Carroll is convalescing after Deaconess surgery. Mr and Mrs Joseph Brown of Hartford, Conn visited relatives over the holiday. Miss Florence from Groton Lathrope School spent the holidays with Mr and Mrs Justin W Ford. Edward Comeau completed an $80,000 Harvard Mass project amid other masonry contracts and furniture moving work, making him very busy.
Sunday morning sermon topic will be Remember that thou magnify his works. Evening service focuses on Corporate and Industrial Christianity. The Ladies Union gathers Thursday at 2.30 p m with Mrs. Curry at 10 Assabet Ave.
White specks in butter arise from milk curd due to skimmed butter handling and may also be dried cream scraped from pan sides. These specks do not indicate spoilage and result from improper mixing during processing.
A humorous exchange quoted from the Chicago Tribune. A waiter defends timing of boiled eggs while the guest insists overcooking. The gag hinges on a precise three minute and a half boil and a stubborn waiter.
A consolidated Concord page reports a Wednesday Progressive rally at A. O. W. hall, Miss R. N. Warren opening a studio, Middlesex Hunt club in Wayland, Pred L. Gile Jr. returning home, and local golf club tournament plans. Also notes horse show crowd at A. Henry Higginson estate, Dr. Pfeiffer joining the Republican state committee, Knights of Columbus parade participation, Agnes Martell at nurse reunion, Jane Addams Boston cancelation, and Jan 8 Irish storyteller Seumas McManus. Also mentions Concord Musical Club concert Dec 18 with Richard Henry, Middlesex Hibernians session, election of Charles J. Hogan, Strube Orchestral Club concert Jan 22, Ben Lindsey lecture Dec 4, Ernest Harold Baynes lecture Nov 20, and Dr. F. P. Glazier papers. The progressive papers discuss a three-cornered senate contest, and the Concord Lyceum 84th season program opening Jan 6 with a triple bill.
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