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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1913

Page

9

Local residents return from prison conference and relocations

Concord Junction reports Alvah Baker Dr. G G Fernald and Rev. Robert J Walker back from the Indianapolis Prison Conference last week Edmund Pray moves to Natick for residence Annie Noonan visits Fall River W Harmon Rudolph family relocate to Laws Brook Road Oscar Pond family moves to Rockville

Alvah Baker Mass. Reformatory Robert J. Walker Indianapolis Edmund Pray Natick Annie Noonan Fall River W. Harmon Rudolph Laws Brook Rd Oscar Pond Rockville

Union Church Notes Show Sunday Services and Social Plans

The union church outlines Sunday worship at 10 45 with a sermon on The Meekness of Moses and an evening music focused service featuring a hymn discussion of Nearer My God To Thee. A Halloween social and a reorganized standing committee are noted with detailed officers and subcommittees.

Anna Sturggest Leeianta Holland B. Goddard Rte Joseph SI Philantropy Committee Marian Titus Hayford Priday Winifred King Rugg Lecure Moses Christian Endeavor Harold Merriam South Acton C., Society Hallowe’en Peter H. Bullock George M. Bowker Treas Harold I. Judkikns John G. Loring Frederick Newcomb Herbert C. Shepard Harold I. Judkins Albert B. Prattley

Progres sives Launch Campaign With City Rally

A large crowd filled Association hall Tuesday to hear candidates George A McKenna John O Paisley Frederick P tlazier Joseph Hart and Philip M Clark outline policies. Music by the National band of Maynard accompanied the event. The next day the Flying Squadron led by Charleya S Bird drew another crowd at the post office to hear the party standard bearers.

Association Hall George A. McKenna Boston John O. Paisley Melrose Frederick P. Tlazier Hudson Joseph 8. Hart Lincoln Philip M. Clark Cambridge Maynard Flying Squadron Charleya S. Bird

Splendid Program by West Concord Woman's Club 1913 14

The West Concord Woman's Club outlines its 1913 14 season with a series of Friday afternoon events. Dates include Oct 31 reception to the president, Nov 7 Mary ae age of Child Labor in Massachusetts, Nov 21 The Musicians Hour, Dec 5 Travel Talk Rome the City of Empire, Dec 19 Federation Day tea, and Jan 2 Guest night with Helen Boyce Wheeler soprano performing.

West Concord Woman's Club Social Service Mary Ae Massasetts J. W. Ferguson Kennedy Barbara Bradford Grace L. Crockett Rome City of Empire Helen Boyce Wheeler George H. Wright Concord Middlesex Commonwealth of Massachusetts Cambridge Barrett’s Mill Road George Hildreth Barrett's Mill Delia Stedman Buttrick Daniel B. Clark Jacob Farmer Clark Joseph Clark Said Barrett Frank Hildreth Melvin Daniel B Clark Joseph Smith Daniel B. Angier Albert Stacy Farmer Stacy Parmer Ebenester Hubbard Prescott Barrett Benjamin Taab Green Ebenezer Hubbard Hubbard Carrie W. Hussey

To Let Cottage Near Harness Factory

Cottage with six good rooms offered for rent near the harness factory. Inquire of Jeremiah Sheehan.

Jeremiah Sheehan

Milbrook school for boys opens on Concord farm

A new private boys school has opened at Milbrook farm in Concord owned by Wilmot R. Jones. The institution, run with his wife and five teachers, serves from kindergarten to prep for college and features gardens, nature study, manual training, and athletics including a tennis court and gym.

Wilmot R. Jones Concord Milbrook Farm Cecenaee Maude B. Tilden

Lecture and Tea at Brookline Parish Meeting

Rev. Abbott Peterson spoke on Opportunity before the Woman's Parish association at First Parish Meeting House. Mrs. Walter S. Wood reported on the Buffalo conference. A business meeting followed by a social hour and tea concluded the afternoon.

Abbott Peterson Brookline Woman's Parish Association Walter 8S. Wood Buffalo

Grange Confers Degrees On Fresh Class

Concord Grange conferred the first and second degrees on a class of candidates Tuesday evening. Mr. Doolittle, high school agricultural instructor, was to speak on Community Work but the talk was postponed due to lateness. Miss Ruth Raymond led Current Events with a paper on matters of interest to Grangers.

Concord Grange Doolittle Ruth Raymond

Debut for Miss Helen Warren in Concord Dance

Miss Helen Warren plans a debut at a Friday dance hosted by Mrs. M. B. L. Bradford in the town hall. She will spend the winter with her cousin and be entertained by dinner parties and visits over the weekend.

Helen Warren M. B. L. Bradford Main St

An Evening With Moore Comes to Concord

Michael J. Dwyer of Boston returns to Concord on November 2 for An Evening With Thomas Moore. He previously delighted Concord audiences with a vocal solo recital and lecture. Dwyer will present Moore's melodies and offer a highly praised lecture regarded as his best in repertoire.

A. O. HL Michael J. Dwyer Boston Concord Dwyer Thomas Moore Moore

Making Proof of the Gospel at Trinitarian Church

The Trinitarian Church schedules Sunday morning sermon on Making Proof of the Gospel and an evening message titled Priscilla. Friday evening presents One Hundred Years of Christian Work in India outlining mission work and church history.

Trinitarian Church Priscilla India

Death of Stow youth in Little Compton incident detailed

Frank Hall a 17 year old from Stow died from a shooting accident in Little Compton last week. A full account appears in the Maynard columns. Rebekah lodge plans a dance soon. The Jolly Seven of Willow Rebekah lodge organizes a whist party after the lodge meeting on Nov 5. Concord council K of C will install new officers on Nov 20.

Frank Hall Stow Little Compton R. L Concord Maynard Flow Rebekah Lodge Jolly Seven Willow Rebekah Lodge Concord Council K. of C

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