28 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1914
Page
1
Local events include Hawthorne chapter drama November 6, lodge meetings Monday and Friday sessions, a Progressive rally, and a harvest supper. Concord bowlers lose. Tobey’s Ford collides with a wall. several residents visit friends and attend conventions in Boston Tremont Temple.
Frederick Waite visited Roxbury Sunday. David Veno and family moved to Harvard. May Curley finished at H. Hi Young Co. Alexander McEachern started at Boston Harness Co. George Howes family moved to Maynard. Raymond Severens joined Saxony Mills Newton. Whist party for Help of Christians church set for Nov 3. Adelbert Messer home after Hartford visit. Adelbert Menger led Republican rally in Concord Monday evening. Harry Jacobs on two week vacation from Massachusetts Reformatory. Louise Lyons on two week vacation in Dorchester. Mrs Sheehan and son visited Rutland. Concord teachers attended Concord Teachers club meeting. Joseph Tallon on leave from naval training at Newport. Schools to close Friday for Middlesex County convention in Tremont Temple. Worship service at Lapham's block at 3 p.m. J.M. class sec. Winter lectures planned. For sale Democrat wagon—nearly new. Boxes 43 Concord Jet. Several medium priced tenements for rent. Apply Lt. N. Fowler, Concord Junction.
The line urges guardians to ensure proper handicap accessibility and support for a boy, stressing personal responsibility. It highlights a caregiver’s duty to provide resources and accommodations for local youth.
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