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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
4
Local weekly paper details publishing status and editorial staff with advertising rates. It lists Mass post office processing notes, year date 1903, and address at 161 Main Street Marlboro.
The Attleboro Sun defends using the word cop in headlines and argues the approach shows no disrespect while reflecting readers. Milford News cites confusion in reprinting names and local editors debate how to handle wording amid Democratic celebrations from Maine results.
An informal reception for former pupils who pursue studies elsewhere featured Miss Sarah hosting and several guests listed by name. The evening included games and pleasant social time with Loomis, Miss Carver, Batleu, Frank Hubbard, John Cook, William Pita, and John Moore attending.
The Concord column details campaigns for Wilder and Pierce with local party and district figures named, plus a community sports note on Raymond's Colts defeating the Reform School team and a separate fast baseball win over Cambridge's St Paul.
A Thursday evening assembly in the armory aimed to form a Copcora veteran group. Former members of the NY unit who are honorably discharged were invited to join to strengthen bonds and aid the company. Attendance was limited by many veterans being away and the meeting’s sufficiency.
The Concord Grange met Tuesday evening to discuss apples. Western and New England varieties were covered and many facts presented about this fruit. Authorities say New England apples surpass western in quality though size differs, with profitable prospects for local apple raising.
The Trinitarian Church schedules Sunday sermons on Lessons of the Autumnal Equinox in the morning and The Garden of the Holy Spirit in the evening, plus a Friday evening session titled What is the Church For Matt 56:13-20 Titus 2:1-11. It invites all to attend and discusses model church ideals and practical faith in action.
In first round play the winner defeated F A er by 1 up. Rolfe beat Richardson 6 up and Allen beat Eaton 2 up. Next Saturday the remaining rounds will be played. Republicans meet Wednesday evening September 28 at 7 o'clock to perform duties.
A jumble of notices lists ad rates and placement details for Concord ads, a general house work rate, and requests including a second hand wheelchair and adjustable table, a girl to sew in a tailor shop, and a corner house rental. Names mentioned include Mrs. Geo Walcott and Samuel Jacobs, with contact notes for Concord Mass.
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