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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
4
The item lists newspaper details with pricing and subscription options: one year for 1 Dollar, six months for 50 cents, three months for 26 cents, all prepaid. It names officers Ter B. Morse president Walda P. Fays treasurer and Fee Dukeson manager.
The Chelsea Massachusetts Gazette issue marks a 40 page souvenir edition dated Oct 16 showcasing Chelsea's progress since the recent great fire. It notes rising living costs and international missionary concerns affecting staff, with discussion of law, education, and mission field challenges in Asia Minor and Asia.
The Concord Woman's club held its first regular meeting with remarks from president Mrs Henry C Rolfe who introduced speaker Mr Poole. Poole described China and Japan wearing a Chinese viceroy costume and shared notes on the Chinese language and Pekin with stereopticon views. The Lyceum officers and January schedule including a Schuecker concert and lectures were announced.
Community notices list a rifle range shoot on Saturday, a Filene ad pledge, a First Parish Guild meeting next Friday, an indoor handicap meet among Company members, and a Men’s Club supper Thursday from 6 30 to 1. The piece mentions horse blankets at Raymond's and Cha...
The Criterion club remains a popular Concord event with Sequel lectures by local resident Thomas Whitney Surrette on music and instruments. A Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences lecturer will join the November 9 concert by Miss Lilla Ormond, as the club plans events through November 16 with the Criterion club of Boston.
Boston papers join the senatorial battle with expected hot polling in this district. Mr Bayley defends his record amid attacks over labor and corporation issues while Mr Hoar campaigns in Ward 6 Waltham and upcoming stops at Maynard and Hyde Park, focusing on Bayleys legislature tenure and cost of living.
A 1910 state law requires eye and defect checks for public school pupils and notices to parents. The piece urges swift attention to vision, hearing, and health issues, warning that neglect harms a child’s education and future. It also mentions a sermon on The Acts of the Apostles and a missionary Mary S. Gammon attending a Christian Endeavor meeting.
Noble and Middlesex battled in a fast, wet game with rain soaking the field. Brown of the visiting team was injured late as Milton produced a sensational run and Middlesex scored an early field goal. Key players included DeFord Le Te Levereux Weston Morgan Lyman Emerson Blanchard Courtney Haydock Williams Sanderson Mitchell Miller Whitney Farrington.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Vierira were held at St Bernard's. She was born in the Azores and came to this country young, living in this town for years before town line changes. She leaves two sons Frank of Carlisle and Joseph of Wakefield and two daughters Mrs Mary Clifton of Wal.
A cross country run concluded at the school with Harry Dyer 12 and Everett Montague 12 placing high. The top two received cups while third earned a bronze medal. Finishing order included Coolidge 11 Dye 12 Montague 12 Rocks 13 HoloWell 12 W Wood 12 Potter 11 Hub bard 10 Bradford 13.
The article portrays a heated senate battle in the district between Mr. Hoar and Mr. Bayley. It notes a large front page feature on Hoar praising ancestry and suggests Bayley's supporters view it as panic. Bayley tours Concord and surrounding towns advocating direct nominations, biennial elections, and dairy regulation while both candidates mobilize for a tense two week push.
The Friday evening meeting will discuss the Middlesex Union Association at Lancaster and reports from the Christian Endeavor. The district canvass against Democrats in the 13th district shows bright chances with a Lincoln nominee and Republican realignment likely. Advertisements note placement and rates. local notices include boarders, used bicycle for sale, coal stove sale, furnished rooms, and employment for a competent girl.
Talks note about shirts in the men's department describes a line of shirts with soft bosoms in colored or white. Prices range from 1.00 to 1.50 and the line is advertised as cut full size.
The Parish hosts its first vesper ice on Sunday October 30 at 5 pm. Participants include Raymond C. Robinson organist of the First Parish church and the Verdi male quartet of Worcester led by Lester W. West with George B. Cleveland and Frederick R. H. Stetson.
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