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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1916
Page
6
Practical guide on starting turkey farming in fall, selecting vigorous breeding stock, housing layout, feeding, and health tips. Emphasizes avoiding blackhead, keeping flocks separate, and giving turkeys exercise and dry, warm quarters for best laying and growth. Includes care for poults from hatching to eight weeks and advisories on nest setups and humane handling.
Miss May MacRitchie and William Rodday were married at Union Church last Saturday in a single ring ceremony performed by Rev. W J Batt with Rev. Alfred Stone. The couple's reception followed with 200 relatives and friends, gifts of furniture glassware and a $1000 check from the groom’s father. They will reside on Main Street after a motor honeymoon.
Concord High led 12 to 0 at home against Hyde Park in the Columbus Day kickoff. Pickard, Allen, and Pratt starred as the crowd watched a sharp game with solid defense and productive scoring. Final score 12 for Concord, 0 for Hyde Park, with officials named and four nine-minute periods noted.
Miss May Boland of Charlestown wed John H. Perkins of Somerville at St Francis de Sales Charlestown in a nine oclock Thursday mass performed by Rev William Walsh. Hayes square outing club members served as ushers. Maid of honor Miss Katherine Loughlin of Concord. best man James Perkins of Somerville. They will reside at 117 Highland Road Somerville after December 1 with a wedding breakfast following the ceremony.
The Old Concord Chapter DAR opened its 1916 1917 season with regent Mrs George R Blinn presiding at the Chapter House Saturday afternoon Speaker Mrs H Brooks Day of Brooklyn lectured on Colonial Music and Musical Instruments Hosts Miss Carrie P Holden Miss Clara B Cutler and Mrs John Hern assisted. The musical program was led by Mrs Arthur F Blanchard.
The church plans a stereopticon lecture Thursday at 8 p.m. by Rev A Mor rill Osgood on How We Got Our Bible followed by refreshments.
The following names appear on the advertised letters held for pickup: Earnhardt E C Jr, Johnson and Co, Snow Curtis, Blymyer Celia A, Chase Mrs Philip, Chapman Mrs G C, Crowall Mrs B L, Evans Hattie J, Gillette Miss Lillian, Rollins Mrs W.
Brooks defeats last year's champion Miss Grace Keyes 3 up and 2 to play to win the Concord Country Club ladies championship in a standard final round match play on Columbus Day afternoon.
A Union Service in observance of Prison Sunday was held at the Trinitarian Congregational Church Sunday evening. The Rev. Robert Walker chaplain of the Mass Reformatory delivered an address on prisons to a very interested audience.
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