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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1915
Page
2
Marlboro Mass notices list subscription rates and office roles with figures for annual and semiannual pricing. It includes names Walter Morse Walter Frye John Lawton and indicates pricing 1.60 yearly 2.00 otherwise four cents per copy and 75 cents for six months.
The article contrasts pro and anti Equal Suffrage arguments, noting Massachusetts is likely to reject the amendment this year while other states advance. It cites Oregon, New York, Pennsylvania, and Senator Penrose, and mocks a Marlboro merchant for lagging behind World Series timing. It also mentions John L. Dyer's bid for Middlesex county commissioner.
The Waltham Free Press Tribun e hails Brandeis support for Walsh while noting Louis is not popular with local readers. An August net of 14 000 more departures than arrivals of aliens signals a wartime impact. The New York World calls Sir Edward Carson England's Bryan, marking a sharp political blow for Bryan.
John Murray of the Democratic town committee arranged Riverside Hall for a rally Thursday evening after a Boston headquarters notice. Expected speakers include Thomas F. Mahoney the Democratic candidate for representative in the 10th Middlesex district and Patrick J. Duane of Waltham for senator.
Four act drama Different Roads staged Saturday evening in Parker street hall by the Socialist dramatic club. The performance drew an unusually large audience and gave the cast a chance to display notable ability, which was fully utilized.
Miss Jennie Fineburg narrowly escaped injury when about to cross the street near the Brooks fountain. Miss Anna Sherr ran out and pulled her back to safety. There will be no commercial department session Friday due to the Middlesex County Teachers' association convention. Thursday hours remain the same as Friday since there is no school that day.
Box 22 was rung in for a fire on Powder Mill road near a tar via tank used in street repairs. Smoke from the tank looked like a real blaze, but the quick response and sand and chemicals quenched the flames. Driver John Callahan risked serious burns to rescue the horse and free it from the tank.
Members of the Rambler and Twilight clubs, two leading summer colony groups, will cooperate Saturday evening to hold a Hallowe'en party for friends at the Twilight club's spacious Lake Boon cottage.
Rev. John Vaananen pastor of the Finnish Mission church Walnut Street attended the biennial meeting of Congregational churches in New Haven Connecticut during the past week. He will visit his mother in New York City and preached in Jersey City Brooklyn and Staten Island. He will speak Wednesday evening at Mt Vernon New York and is expected home Thursday.
Chief George H. Gutteridge ex Chief Arthur J. Coughlan and driver Joseph Farrell attended a demonstration of Hudson's new triple combination fire truck on Thursday afternoon.
At the selectmen meeting Fred Gibbs was reappointed deputy game warden. Robert Varila became special officer for Parker St hall. Jacob Rosenstein received a location permit and later a building permit from Chief George H. Gutteridge for an 18 by 24 foot one story brick fireproof building on Powder Mill Rd to house a cleansing and dyeing operation.
Riverside wall opened to the public Saturday evening as overflow from Naylor hall was moved. The hall becomes an ideal venue for a moving picture show with William Driscoll as machine operator and Miss Althea Perkins engaged as pianist.
In the selectmen's rooms on Wednesday evening the board of registrars added nineteen new names to the cas list. New registrants include Anders P An Glendale street Toivo Alto Mc Kinley street Samuel Ayotte Frank F E Brackett Summer street George Chidley Sudbury street Charles Fletcher Main street Hartwell W Flood Walnut street Frederick E Greaves Main street Thomas F Kennedy Main street Olli Lampila River street William F Lowney Harrison street John F Lyons Nason street Henry Pirkola Glendale street Charles Stokes Walnut street George D Sharpe Dartmouth street Ivar Sjoblom Hayes street Roy P Sewall Main street Walter P Taylor Nason street John J Zaniewski Glendale street.
Members of the Priscilla club from here attended a chicken pie supper in Stow on Tuesday evening. The event was held under the auspices of the Grange of that town.
The junior class will host a Halloween party for the senior class in the high school drawing room on Friday evening. Halloween games will be played and refreshments served.
George Osgood Republican candidate for representative of the 10th Middlesex district visited Hudson on Saturday afternoon accompanied by John Meserve, Hudson Republican town committee chairman. They met several leading citizens and reported a favorable reception and assurances.
St. George's church men and St. Hilda's Guild held meetings to arrange the annual English tea party. The event is slated for Saturday evening November 13 at Masonic hall with anticipated excellent supper and service.
Patrolman John J. Donovan of Lowell, the Democratic candidate for Middlesex County sheriff, visited Saturday afternoon with the governor and his party. He did not speak as planned but handed out campaign literature supporting his bid.
At the office of Town Clerk Frank E. Sanderson selectmen drew three names for traverse jurors Nicholas J. Driscoll of 169 Main Street William Mann of Hillside Street and James Mahoney of 33 Summer Street They are to report in Lowell on Wednesday November 3.
The senior class of the high school will host a dancing party in Naylor hall Thursday evening. A large advance sale of tickets indicates a strong attendance expected at the social event of the year.
Russell Naylor marked his tenth birthday with a family gathering on Wednesday evening. The event also signaled the eleventh wedding anniversary of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Naylor.
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