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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1914

Page

13

Concord Republicans Rally for a Strong Campaign in 3-Way Race

Concord Republicans plan a vigorous drive to boost Pfeiffer for representative in the 13th district amid strong opposition from Democrats and Progressives. A Friday parade from Sudbury Center to Concord Junction will feature 30 autos and rallies in each town, with Hon. Curtis Guild and other speakers to address crowds. a second large meeting in Concord with Guild, Pfeiffer, Tufts, Mulligan is anticipated. the Progressives back Mildon, while a three-cornered race heightens excitement as voters anticipate a better GOP showing than last year.

Concord Adelbert Messer Rep. Pfeiffer Sudbury Center Wayland Weston Lincoln Bedford Concord Junction Curtis Guild Waltham Rep Pfeiffer Henry C. Mulligan Natick Messer Tufts F. R. Mildon Marlboro

Church Schedule and Brotherhood Activities Update

The pastor plans a Sunday morning sermon on “How?” with an evening service at 7.15 and an 8.00 closing. A musical service, Sunday school at noon, and a Christian Endeavor meeting at 4.30 precede. Friday evening will feature “The Recent Meeting of the American Board at Detroit.” The Brotherhood of the church resumed monthly meetings last week with Rev. J. Edgar Park discusses “The Ulster Question.” A Thursday supper and entertainment renewed social life, led by the Young People’s Christian Endeavor society.

Endeavor American Board Detroit The Brotherhood of the Church J. Edgar Park Newton Brotherhood Young Peoples’ Christian Endeavor Society

M. I. T. Freshmen Beat Concord High In Muddy Gridiron Battle

Rain and mud did not stop the contest as M. I. T. freshmen edged Concord High with a 63 to score in a hard fought local gridiron engagement.

Concord High School Concord B

Women sponsor Pure Food Exposition in Boston

The Women’s Club hosts a Domestic Science and Pure Food Exposition opening Oct 5 at Mechanics Building Boston and running through Oct 31. The event showcases home economics powered by electricity with demonstrations on cooking testing foods child welfare industrial education and nursing plus a model kitchen and daily afternoon tea hosted by a local Women’s club.

Mechanics Building Boston

Exposition organized by women clubs with lectures and gifts

Sixty two thousand club members sponsor the exposition with a bureau at their headquarters. A program of lectures concerts and demonstrations of domestic science runs through the event. Special days feature national authorities. An early Christmas gift booth run by club women draws wide patronage. The appeal targets all women with the ideal of the club woman as a model housekeeper.

Bureau of Information Walker Charles Sumner Bird Theodore Roosevelt Oppo Peters Besser

Concord Democratic HQ Opens At Milldam Site

The Concord town committee launches Democratic headquarters on the milldam, inviting public contact with officers and campaign events including rallies planned for Oct. 21 in Concord town hall and Association hall. Speakers include State Secretary Frank Donahue and Governor candidate Joseph Walker among others. a lively rally with Progressive supporters followed.

Democratic Town Committee of Concord Milldam Middlesex Mill Dam Walsh Association Hall Frank J. Donahue Frank H. Pope Thomas P. Riley Thomas M. Walsh J. Joseph O’connor Congress Mes John J. Hogan Governor's Council Charles F. McCarthy Middlesex County Patrick J. Duape Waltham Sag Seb Joseph Walker

Auto Crashes Into Stonewall Near Baker's Bridge

Newton High student William B. McRudden driver of a 1911 Ford struck a stonewall on the South Lincoln side of Baker's bridge Sunday at 4 PM. Front end damage included a broken spring axle and wishbone. The car was towed to Torrey & Vialle garage and repaired in about three and a half hours. John White left for New York with an automobile party. The group included Alex Higginson of Lincoln and Mrs Ele L Hicheng of Calais Maine visiting daughter Mrs Horace Creamer of Bedford.

L. Anderson & Son Main St Torrey & Vialle’s Harriet M. Phelps Hosmer Edward Phelps Wffe Stevens A. B. Conant Conant Nine Acre Corner Concord Grange Frederick Taylor Marlboro W. D. McCracken Association Hall Calliesen Jewell John M. Eaton Arthur B. Brooks M. B. le Bradford Arthur Holland Gordon Hutchins James F. Hanley Hanley Hudson Bélinap St Company I Ss. Thompson Blood William B. McRudden Newton Highlands Lincoln Baker's Bridge Torrey & Vialle John White New York Alex Higginson Ele L. Hicheng Calais Horace Creamer Bedford Vd Charles

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