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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1914

Page

7

Concord Junction Whist Party and Political Meetings Recap

Concord lodge and Eastern Star events dominated the week with a whist party organized by Concord IOOF entertainment committee and a forthcoming Teddy or the Runaways play on Nov 6. The scene shifted to political rallies as Republicans and Progressives held cooperative tours and meetings fronted by speakers including Mulligan Pfeiffer Tufts Walker Magennis Osgood Hart and Pierce.

Concord Lodge C. O.F Teddy Association Hall Eastern Star Robinson Clara Robinson E. J. Beauregard Commonwealth Ave George Whitney Main St Robert Wood Winslow J. Damon Florence Bowker The Christian Endeavor Fitchburg John B. Reilly Patrick Muldoon Leonard Cousins, Jr J. J. O'Connor Congress Col. Skelton Winthrop Fairbank Harold W.chase Adelbert Messer Henry C. Mulligan Immanuel Pfeiffer Nathan Tufts Joseph Walker James P. Magennis William N. Osgood F. R. 8. Milden Joseph S. Hart Frank Pierce Concord

Busy Week in Politics in Local Rallies

A flurry of political rallies swept the town over the past week as Democrats Republicans and Progressives stepped up campaigning. Major figures including Boston mayor James Curley headlined a Wednesday event boosting turnout and energizing local voters.

James Curley Boston Tom” Reilty

Elm Place Couple Surprised at 10th Anniversary Shower

Sunday evening friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawton on Elm Place to fete their 10th wedding anniversary. A rain of aluminum utensils marked the surprise gifts as guests including Mrs. Thomas Ryan Mrs. Daniel Mayes Miss Mary Kelly Mrs Richard Keegan Mrs Julia Lynch Miss Mary Hayes Miss Eilen Hayes Miss Mary Ryan Miss Emma Ryan Miss McCarthy George Lynch Michael Lynch Fred Dyson and William Lynch joined the celebration.

Fred Lawton Elm Place Mary Kelly Richard Keegan Julia Lynch Mary Hayes Eilen Hayes Mary Ryan Emma Ryan Miss McCarthy George Lynch Michael Lynch Fred Dyson Willam Lynch

Memorial church sale and plans for new pastor

The South Sudbury Memorial Congregational church women prep their annual sale and supper for Friday in the chapel with a forthcoming program. Rev. Hutchins from Connecticut is invited as regular pastor. villagers anticipate a favorable decision. Other notes mention electric lights, property improvements, and local visits.

Ladies of Memorial (Congregational) Church Hutchins Connecticut Memorial Church R. H. Mall James Tulis E. Brown Wanalancet N. H Eliot L. Fisher the Ferncroft Irving Seymour Alfred Dansereau Marlboro Bell West Townsend

Luck Family to Sail for England in November

Robert Luck and family plan to sail for England on November 3. William H. Thompson has returned from Leeds England arriving Thursday and shares many stories about wartime conditions. The Bedford Cooperative Corporation continues activities as details follow.

Robert Luck England William H. Thompson Leeds Bedford Cooperative Corpora

Whit ney Reading Draws Full Bedford Hall

Edward M. Whitney presented the play Fortune Hunter as a monologue at Bedford town hall under United Workers Society auspices. The event drew a capacity crowd and raised about $50, with plans to invite Whitney back. The society thanks Bedford residents for their cooperation in making the reading a success.

Edward M. Whitney Town Hall United Workers’ Society Whitney United Workers Bedford

Mrs Nettie Drake Dies After Operation at Concord Hospital

Mrs Nettie Drake of Main Street died Monday afternoon at Concord hospital after an operation. Funeral from her home Wednesday afternoon. Interment at Shawsheen cemetery. She was 53 and left three children named Azel Ruth and Ethel. Reverend David C Torrey officiated.

Nettie Drake Main St Concord Hospital Shawsheen Cemetery David C. Torrey Drake Azel Ruth Ethel

Republican Auto Tour Visits 13th Middlesex Area

The Republican party caravan arrived at 9 pm Friday in the 13th Middlesex district with 35 cars, a brass band, and supporters including Congressman Rogers Dr Pfeiffer Jr and Messrs Tufts Bills Kimball and Mulligan. An enthusiastic rally preceded a trip to Concord and Concord Junction before disbanding. A GOP rally is planned for Monday evening November 2 with Grafton D. Cushing and other notable attendees.

Republican Auto Tour Middlesex Republic Team Rogers Dr. Pfeiffer, Jr Tufts Bills Kimball Judge Mulligan Concord Concord Junction Tow Hall Grafton D. Cushing

Progressive and Democratic rallies set for town hall

A town hall rally schedule notes a Progressive event on Saturday evening focusing on woman suffrage and national prohibition and a Democratic rally on Thursday evening once details are arranged. Rep Pfeiffer faces Hart and Fairbanks in a tight district race as supporters push toward victory. Bedford listeners will hear Pfeiffer and rivals next week. An advertisement promotes Mandel Limousine in Chicago as a money making opportunity for a man to sell the new car accessory.

Rep. Pfeiffer Mandel ‘Limousine Cg Congress St Chicago

On the Road to Intemperance in Divorce Case

Testimony in a Court shows a husband from a divorce drank eight or nine whiskies every morning and about thirty more before bed. It notes such habits often lead to intemperance before realization.

Philadelphia Ledger

All Over Romance Steals Away In Wanderer’s Gaze

A judge notes that a man can see his wife resembles other women yet feel nothing wrong as the spark of romance fades, marking the end of a relationship. The observation captures a moment of disillusionment in marital affection.

Daily The true past or goodness realized

A brief note reflects on truth, time, and virtue. The line suggests philosophical meditation on past deeds and moral insight shaping present understanding.

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