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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
8
Published at Marlboro Massachusetts every Wednesday by The Enterprise Company at 161 Main Street. Material as second class matter August 25 1903. Post office Marlboro under act March 8 1879. Manager. Subscriptions one year one dollar. Three cents per copy. Six months 50 cents. Three months 26 cents. Including postage prepaid. Advertising rates and terms omitted.
Supt Wells A Hall announces he will be at West Concord school on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9 to meet employment certificates delayed since the first of the month. The new law requires securing these for all children under age who work. Mystery Cleared Up. The Venus of Milo theory is discussed by a student and an art novice comments on signaling a taxicab with a lost arm.
Advertisements read in Concord Maynard Littleton Ged ford Acton and Sudbury with rates of 100 a line per portion. Lost books noted Middlesex Institution for Savings Brown treasurer. To let two story house six rooms. Horse and farming tools for sale. Tenement with two rooms opposite post office for rent. Help wanted girl for housework and nursery with good references. September position for a housekeeper and nursery worker with no washing.
Concord residents gathered at the Antiquarian Society for the 24th annual anniversary of the town's incorporation. Members wore period costumes and served tea as visitors toured antique collections and reflected on Concord's early years.
The Concord Dramatic Club plans to stage Priscilla or The Pilgrim's Proxy as its opening show in the town hall on October 23 and 24. Henry D. Coolidge and Thomas W. Surette, two local men, wrote and set the music. Rehearsals progress with a 40-voice chorus and a 10-piece local orchestra. an alum from 25 years ago appears in the cast.
The Concord Home Garden Association held its second flower show in the town hall, showcasing 30 children's exhibits that impressed judges with quality despite cool, dry weather. State Awards of Merit were given for cabbage, celery, fruit, and squash, with many local prizes in both the commercial and home garden classes awarded to a long list of young participants and their families.
The Trinitarian Church pastor preaches Sunday on Are Temporal Misfortunes Divine Judgments and The Lesson of the Lightning Stroke. A Friday evening subject The Golden Cee and Child Labor will be discussed. A special Ladies Missionary meeting is set for 2.
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