Marlboro Mass John H Lawton Manager
Local notice from Marlboro Massachusetts lists John H Lawton as manager with a price of one dollar per year and three cents.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
6
Local notice from Marlboro Massachusetts lists John H Lawton as manager with a price of one dollar per year and three cents.
Members of Company E hosted a 6.30 supper at Trinitarian church with over 150 attending. Mrs. Charles Towle spoke on Mormonism, followed by a C B supervised entertainment featuring a humorous drama The Obstinate Family and a tinted tableau The Yankee Code Kitchen with mandolin solos by Dorothy Tewksbury and piano by Miss Mary Tewksbury.
The October meeting of Concord Women’s Temperance Union was held on Thursday the 15th, two days later than usual. Attendees included Mrs. Rolfe and other ladies. reports cited county and state conventions at Woburn and Wor, with notes on county presidents and West Somerville gathering. The group ordered stock of temperance posters and stamps via Elizabeth Hughes Tilton of Cambridge, now at 11 Magen St. Cambridge. A committee was appointed to plan programs for 1914.
Mr and Mrs Edward T McCabe undertake a pleasure trip to New York and Philadelphia.
Classified notices offer advance payment at ten cents per line with six words per line. Listings mention a competent woman for housework at Veterans Centre and furnished rooms to let at 37 Hubbard Street in Concord and nearby towns.
A trial unit lunch program will start at Concord High School on Monday October 27. The plan offers two sandwiches a cup of hot cocoa or soup crackers salad or dessert and costs 10 cents with 50 cent weekly ticket options. parents must reply by Friday October 24.
A large Concord audience welcomed Lt. Gov. Walsh at a Democratic rally on Saturday night at the town hall. Speakers included Barry Donahue Mansfield Pope Boynton McCarthy Byron and Chase with Harold Chase presiding. The crowd applauded speeches on party principles and the campaign.
The Progressive party plans a grand Concord rally next Tuesday at the town hall with an 8 PM start after a 7 15 PM band concert by a National two piece band. The event will feature some of the party’s best speakers and include a special appeal to the ladies.
Wedding in Concord Connecticut? not accurate. A Concord Dramatic Club presents the comic opera Priscilla with Henry Dingley Coolidge as author and Thomas Whitney Surette as composer. The production features a large local cast from Concord and Boston with a public Saturday matinee and club performances Thursday and Friday evenings.
Rev Fr Hicaine led a forceful sermon at St Bernard's Church on Monday evening. Rev Fr Higgins from Philadelphia attended with many parishioners from St Kard's and Sip of Christian church members. Fr Igeings spoke of the Boston congress and missionary work, praising perseverance despite obstacles. The regular choir provided especially good music during the service.
Middlesex School wins 12 to 0 against Volkmann School in a high tempo Wednesday afternoon game at Middlesex oval. Flower and Lockwood starred for Middlesex with long runs and forming the main scoring thrust, while Batch elder and Lawrence led Volkmann’s defense. Attendance was about 200. Miss Louise Frederickson received a signet ring at a Lexington party afterward.
Miss Emily Whitney a private school student in Ashburnham spent the weekend at her home on Lowell road. Miss Chung a classmate accompanied her home.
The Flying Squadron aimed to reach Concord this Wednesday with a speech at Concord Junction set for 12.06. The group would depart at 12.25 for Monument 44 for another speech, followed by a luncheon at the Colonial Inn with Candidate Bird and his party.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Biggine extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for their kindnesses shown to them at the time of their loss in Carlisle Massachusetts in October.
The article asserts the opera's upcoming staging is destined for immense triumph, predicting broad appeal and critical acclaim. It emphasizes the scale, talent, and anticipation surrounding the production without detailing specific names or dates.
The First Parish holds its first vesper service next Sunday at 5 o clock assisted by the Vnet Instrumental trio led by organist W. Lawrence Cook. The program includes organ prelude by Cook and solo performances featuring violin and cello with names listed. A game forfeiture report follows noting Concord HS forfeited to Framingham HS with disputed down counts and crowd disturbance.
A roster of individuals including Paul Adam Wilmot Atchison Edward Bailey J E Connors Jackman H Stabinsky Miss le MacDonaldson Miss Annie Reade Miss M H Strickland Miss Mollie and R Smith appears in an old newspaper fragment likely tied to a notice, court listing, or ad column.
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