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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1915
Page
9
Unclear text fragment mentions someone or something and a brief action. No identifiable names, places, or dates.Unable to determine concrete event or entities from the readable content.
The fragment hints at ongoing debates about labor rights and secret actions by an unnamed group. Readers see mentions of months and leadership questions, but specifics remain unclear.
A terse fragment records a jail case involving a 15 year old detainee and a mutilation incident. Details are incomplete with limited readable names and actions.
Concord Junction officer William Logan enjoys his annual vacation. Frederick A. Waite to Miss Katherine Loutre Lowery of Washington announced. N J Sullivan family vacationed at Old Orchard. Dr N L Berry to occupy late Dr Reed’s offices in Maynard. Trolley wire break cripples car service between Concord and town. C Walter Knowles to move to Council Bluffs Iowa for floricultural work. mother will join him. Caddies' tournament at Country Club draws Concord Junction boys. Mr and Mrs J O Halloran occupy former Swendemen home. Ruth Allen begins second year at New England Conservatory. Mrs Thomas Kelly returns from Bangor funeral. Advert for millinery opening of Miss D L Fullerton Maynard with latest designs. William P Fitzgerald of Bedford appointed officer at Massachusetts Reformatory. Fitchburg division tracks damaged by freight car topple. crane clears debris. Albert Bubinger of town granted patent on friction clutch pulley. long-time Strathmore Worsted mill employee. Pulley praised as ingenious improvement over standard form.
Angus B. McLeod was thrown from a wagon in the Whitney Coal & Grain Co. yard when the horse bolted. The wheels passed over his thighs before onlookers freed him. He was checked at home on Maple Street with no broken bones. recovery expected soon.
Marlboro residents report illnesses and visits from Worcester and Boston. Loria Favreau attends Bea ton Chicago game in Baston. The Highland City band rehearses in Beaudreau quarters. Bouleys visit Millis. Louis Collette, former Worcester druggist, in town. Emma Lafrance, now in Central Falls, seeks acting success. Clovis Bourdalais in Canada on active duty in France. Married and single men of St. Jean Baptiste Society of America to play a sun derby at Solomon's Pond Northboro, rain postponed.
At the meeting held last week in the engine house the board of registrars added James L. MacCarthy Austin O Mellia Luke McCarthy William Heeks Samuel Urdang Charles E Judge Percy McWilliams Elmer Wetherbee Joseph R Brown John E Burns Crossley F Sherburn James W Prentiss to the voting list.
Manning of the Hudson All Stars seeks 100 tickets for a Hudson contest drawing broad interest. Marlboro reports a second ticket demand ahead of Saturday as Hudson eyes a larger crowd from Maynard. Rivalry with Warwick and Marlboro heats up with strong Marlboro pitching. Hudson aviation and local teams are expected to compete, with an extended invitation to the Westboro G A R for a large event turnout.
The document records total loans and bonds secured against a circus, U S bonds deposited valued at par, totals for bonds securities and coins, and liabilities including paid in capital and undivided profits. It notes due from Federal Reserve Bank deposits, postal savings, and a sworn statement by ESCOLT KERNEN and Notary Edward F. Loughlin dated September 13 1915.
The wedding occurred on Wednesday September 15 with an informal reception at the bride’s mother’s Main Street home. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in Ipswich. The bride, a longtime town resident and Emerson School graduate, taught there for three years. The groom works in insurance in Ipswich.
Mrs Ben Moolly and companions visited the Panama exposition when she fell on marble steps in San Francisco. She broke her right forearm and sprained her wrist but will press on with the planned journey.
The Bangor Daily News reports Mrs Mary A Collins, wife of William Z Collins of Arlington Massachusetts, died Thursday after a surgical operation. She was born in Clifton and is survived by her husband two sons and her parents Mr and Mrs Michael Clark of Clifton. The funeral is set for Saturday at 10 in St John’s Catholic Church.
Concord Grange to host a town hall fair inviting residents to submit fruit and vegetable displays and cooking and preserve items. Premiums offer ribbons for breads, doughnuts, cakes, pies, cookies, and a variety of preserves and canned goods all displayed in glass.
An apple eaten before breakfast is described as a natural stimulant for the organs. The note presents a simple dietary tip likely aimed at improving morning energy and digestion.
I O O F members planning to join the Triple Link league parade in Boston Sunday should meet in the lodge room to receive regalia. Wear dark clothes dark hats and white gloves and be ready to catch the train leaving shortly after 11. The Woman's Club hosts an October entertainment with Miss Erdine Cowlishaw, praised for securing a talented reader.
TO LaT Savery) tenements from 4 to 9 rooms at reasonable prices. L. N. Fowler, Concord Jet.
A fragmented passage recalls how curing herring powered Dutch wealth since 1350, with William Beukels credited for the trade that fed Amsterdam. It notes a shrine window in Bilervilet honoring him, and mentions Charles V visiting his tomb as gratitude. The text ties herring to Holland’s economy and political factions named Cods and Fishhooks.
A critical editorial arguing against women's suffrage, claiming universal female voting would reduce moral influence, empower boss politics in cities, threaten rural districts, and worsen with more cities and industries as states grow. It cites The New York Commercial and labels anti suffragists as detractors.
Help wanted notice seeking a house keeper for a three member family in Concord Massachusetts. References required and applicants directed to Mrs H B Little at 244.
An advertisement seeks employment to manage a gentleman’s estate or farm. A. C. Davis, 76 Main Street, offers experience in thorough understanding of property care and prefers charge of a well kept residence.
Acton Centre merchant J B Tuttle offers quality N and Elberwa peaches in eight satisfactory lots for buyers seeking fresh fruit with reliable ripeness.
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