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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1915
Page
4
The article touts the first 7 passenger Studebaker Forty HP Four priced under $1000, highlighting increased power up to 40 hp, larger motor and bore, redesigned suspension, leather upholstery, and enhanced safety features. It lists body options including 7 passenger Roadster Touring Car and Limousine with immediate deliveries.
About 300 spectators watched Kanto A C Fors farm Stow event day with four clubs Hurja Quincy Kuula Worcester Mal listus Lanesville and locals. Eight events included shot put javelin discus and running races. Maynard won the men’s team title with 2d place timing 29 min 69 sec in the relay Quincy second. ladies events saw Sukkula Quincy first and Hill Maynard second.
A fruit and flower sale occurred at the Alka Temperance hall Saturday evening followed by old country games. Sunday evening a fine concert featured vocal and instrumental performances. Jesse Sutherland of Swampscott spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Fred Moore.
Executive committees of the office school and ladies society hold a meeting. The church service is Sunday at 10 45 with holy sacrament administered. Sunday noon is observed as a spent Sunday in Prov cael eh.
About 75 members from Maynard lodge and Mizpah Rebekah lodge joined five Odd Fellows lodges from Concord Junction West Acton Harvard and Ayer for a lake day at Lake Nabanasett Westford. The event featured field and aquatic sports with around 400 attendees. Nearby resident Miss Annie Smith of Stoughton visited aunt Miss Mary Lefthead and uncle David Lefthead and returned home after the weekend.
Nelson J. Cole leader of the Isaac Davis Fife and Drum Corps of Acton, a great grandson of Capt. Joseph Cole, is presented with a cane by townsmen aboard the frigate Constitution at the navy yard. The cane, crafted by Reuben & Reed of Acton, features 40 inlaid woods from historic sources including the John Alden apple tree.
John E Kell Justice of the Peace appears in a brief notice with a partial address and a Saturday availability for contact at 139-4. The fragmentary text provides limited location details and no further context.
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