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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1916

Page

6

Advertisements and help wanted notices from Concord area

Classified adv read in Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton and Sudbury. WANTED Woman for general housework cook references 8.00 weekly P 0 Box 631 Concord MA. WANTED strong girl for general housework apply 100 Main St Concord. For sale two young horses Maplewood Farm Lexington Rd. To let six room modern house 7 Elsinor St Dan Hennesy 7 Bow St. Ladies Auxiliary AOH Div 44 whist party Sept 27 1916 Mission Hall Concord 8 o clock Colonial Orchestra Maynard to furnish music late car to Maynard free adv.

H. L. Willcomb’s Goncord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton Sudbury Concord Mass St., Concord Improvemier’s Elsinor St Dan Hennesy Bow St Ument Hall E Colonial Orchestra of Allen Brown New Hampshire Fred Green Cambridge Roy Bass Macone Bros Wheelock Bartao Acton” Centre Sue Parker Petersham N. H Delmar Amherst Carlisle Torrey & Vialle Dodge Stow Boxboro Actons D. C. Garrett J. R. Garrett 8. B. Selmes Iowa City

Ruby Thomas and Raymond Mellan wedding in Athol

A wedding of interest to Concord young people joined Miss Ruby Thomas and Raymond Henry Mellan at Athol on September 16. Mrs Mellan has long lived on Hubbard street and has many local friends.

Concord Ruby Thomas Raymond Henry Mellan Athol

Allentown Fair Judge Oversees Poultry Event

Judge Lester Tompkins is in Allentown Pennsylvania this week acting as a poultry judge at the Allentown fair running September 19 through 23. Last year the fair drew about 200000 attendees and organizers expect a larger crowd this year.

Lester Tompkins Allentown

Skunks Without Odor Being Raised by Indiana Man

New Albany Ind Sept 26 skunks are being raised by Engleman of Ramsey. A pen at county fairs draws attention as he breeds odorless polecats after years of experiments. He aims for uniform size and color with black pelts and a white spot on the head. The animals burrow and surface for feeding when called. Rum Raises Hell Athol Mass Sept 20 poster warns factory workers against strong drink.

New Albany Ind Engleman Ramsey Athol Mass French Athol Machine Company

Concord Social: Miss Rose Farrington Hosts Mary Mahon Party

A pretty party at Miss Rose Farrington’s Belknap Street home on Oct 13 honored Miss Mary Mahon. The event featured artistic decor, various games, and a 10 o’clock buffet lunch. Attendees included Miss Mahon and several companions with chaperones listed.

Rose Farrington Belknap St Mary Mahon Mary Mahop Gertrude

Open golf tourney at Concord yields 38 entries

Parker F. Schofield of Albemarle wins with 86 5 81 in first open event at Concord Country Club. A. V. Galbraith of Concord nets 84 for second best, Brice S Evans of Wenham tied for second gross at 94. Tourney draws 29 cards, lunch served, volunteers led by Reginald H Howe Jr. Additional notes list local residents and area car sales and social visits.

Parker F. Schofield Albemarle Golf Club West Newton Conecod Country Club Mass. Golf Association A. V. Galbraith Concord Country Club Galbraith Brice St. Evans Wenham Concord Concord Club Reginald H. Howe Jr Fred A. Tower Charles F. Bowers Schofield Albemarle A. I. Hepburn J. W. Ames H. B. Hosmer H. S. Hall Belmont I. P. Sewell O. Hockmeyer Vesper M. Batlou E. B. Hersey Wheeler Hvans W. B. Uhler Common Townsend M. Wesson Oakley R. Holden R. I. Warner Framing B. F. Loughlin R. H. Howe Jr J. A. Chalmers Alpine Pe P. Marrington C. T. Warner W.o’ Bacon H. H. Braley B. W. Hawley St. Clair St. Louis B. L. Pratt H. W. Soule University Minn F. G. Shull M. F. Lucas Woodland

Marriage of Mabel Hanna and Innes Campbell

Miss Mabel L. Hanna married Innes D. Campbell on Saturday evening at 7.30 in the bride’s Thoreau street home with Rev. George Tewksbury officiating. Only close relatives attended. Mrs. Campbell is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson D. Hanna, he employed by Torrey & Vial. The couple will reside on Main Street and have well wishes from friends.

Marian Davs Christmas Cove John Darrah West Newton T. A. Wilson Lexington W. T. Warner Granville Holden George S. Keyes J. Alvord Rose Amherst N. H Bernard C. Cornell East Jaffrey George Shepherd George Sheed Shephard Norwell Boston Stone Woburn Mabel L. Hanna Innes D. Campbell Bridh Thoreau St George Tewksbury Campbell Wilson D. Hanna Torrey & Vial

Observed anniversary of Con cord lodge in lodge room

The 25th anniversary of the Con cord lodge 1 0 C F No 212 was held in the lodge room at the Junction Tuesday evening. Prominent Odd Fellows attended including Grand Master Clifford Mahoney and Arlington District Deputy Grand Master Adrian Smith of Waltham. The program featured speeches, roll call, music, readings, and refreshments.

Concord Lodge Junction Clifford Mahoney Suite Arlington Adrian Smith Waltham

Notable Occasion With Lora and Lady Aberdeen at The Wayside

Lora and Lady Aberdeen will be guests of Mrs. H. M. Lothrop at The Wayside this week. They will speak Wednesday afternoon in the Concord School of Philosophy chapel, followed by tea on the Wayside lawn. Limited space means only a few Concord friends can attend. many guests arrive from out of town.

Lora Lady Aberdeen H. M. Lothrop Concord School of Philosophy

Armory Week Entertainment and Parade Highlights

A large audience watched three extra reels of cinema last Saturday. The armory plans a 4 dance event on Oct 12 with the Colonial Orchestra of Waltham. The 6th regiment paraded in Fitchburg last Saturday and camped at Whalom Park for an evening drill. Captain M J Dee was mustered out at Framingham last Friday. A new showing this Saturday features Women’s Law with Florence Reed in 5 reels, plus Charlie Chaplin reels and Pathe News.

Colonial Orchestra of Waltham 6Th Regt Fitchburg Whalom Park M. J. Dee Framingham Armory

Opening Postponed for Grammar Schools

Opening of the grammar schools was postponed from Monday September 18 to Wednesday September 20 due to repair work and cleaning needs. The building had been fairly well completed but required extra time to complete interior and exterior cleanup.

Surprised by Friends for Martin Gravesen’s 60th

About 40 friends gathered at his home last Tuesday evening September 12 to surprise Martin Gravesen on his 60th birthday. The party featured refreshments and a very enjoyable time for the guest of honor.

Martin Gravesen

Regular services resume at Trinitarian Church Amid Attendance

The Trinitarian Church resumes regular services with many members still away after summer. The pastor preached God Seeking and Finding Men with Elephant Island illustrations, and The Hands of Moses Upheld. Next Sunday covers God Lifting the Nations or The Moral Process and Final Result of the War. A stereopticon lecture on Africa Across Gazaland and Mashonaland follows at 7.00 pm with Dr C H Patton views and rare educational slides. Friday at 7.45 pm features A Survey of Our Own Church Field with Work Begun and Work That Should Be Undertaken.

God Elephant Island Moses Africa Gazaland Mashonaland C. H. Patton American Board

Food Sale Planned by Rebekah Lodge at Junction

The Rebekah lodge schedules a food sale next Friday afternoon in Adams & Bridges store at the Junction starting at 2 o'clock. They plan to offer a wide variety of cooked foods for sale.

Rebekah Lodge Adams & Bridges

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