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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1914
Page
6
Marlboro Post Office notice of subscription rates and staff
Nuterei as second class matter, Auguat 25, 1903, at the Post Office a Marlboro, Mass., under the act of Congress of March 8, 1879. WALTER B. MORSE, PRESIDEN! WALTER P. FRYE, JOHN H. LAWTON, SUBSCRIPTIONS SINGLE COPIES TREASURER i' ANAGER $1 per Year Three Cents Six Months, 50c. Three Months. 25¢ (including Postage) Invariably in Advance Wagnara, Concord, Sudbury, Acton, Bedford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuterei
Marlboro
Mass
Congress
Walter B. Morse
Wagnara
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Women’s Parish Association Opens Season With Luncheon Talk
The First Parish Women’s Parish Association opened its fall season with a luncheon hosted by a committee led by Miss MacQuarrie. Powhatan Bagnell, wife of the Unitarian pastor, spoke on The Negro in Music, showcasing vocal selections and praising the future prospects for the Negro amid past hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Parish Association
Women's Parish Association
MacQuarrie
Charles Derby
Philip A. Pavia
Charles B. Tolman
Frederic G. Schull
Frederick S. Millette
Henry FE ‘Walcett
Concord Advertisements and Notices Fragment
Classified snippets show ads for payment terms at Whitcombe's column, salesmen wanted for cigars in New York, household help in Concord area, a West Acton cottage for rent, a personal separation notice from Thomas Barnes, and a quotation about parties inviting pretty people.
Concord Home Garden Show Displays Broad Exhibits
One of Concords largest fall exhibits filled the town hall with vegetables flowers and crafts from pupils teachers and parents. Highlights include a growing peanut globe by James W Carl and a 120 acre earning claim by Orrin Butcher. The agricultural department featured a MA map with 34 pupils from a 90 mile circuit and a print shop saving the school money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord home _garden association
Embryo
James W. Carl
Inc
Carl
Rcany
Orrin’ Butcher
Agricultural Department
Massachusetts
Alden Wheeler
Keyes Named to American Road Builders Association Committee
John M. Keyes has been chosen as a member of the membership committee of the American Road Builders Association. In Massachusetts the committee includes F C Pillsbury Division Engineer Mass Highway Commission Herbert C Poor Barrett Mfg Co Charles P Price American Tarvia Co George C Warren Warren Bros John A Gaffrey Fred E Ellis Arthur W Dean and Harold Parker former Mass Highway Commission chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Keyes
American Road Builders Association
J. M. Keyes
Massachusetts
Mr. Keyeshag
F. C. Pillsbury
Mass. Bighway Commission
Herbert C. Poor
Barrett Mfg. Co
Tervia
Charles P. Price
America Tarvia Co
George C. Warren
Warren Bros
John A. Gaffrey
Fred E. Ellis
Arthur W. Dean
Mass. Highway Commission
Harold Parker
Quarry Work Advances Despite Stone Shortage
Work on Sudbury road proceeds with crushed stone supply delayed by a quarry breakdown. The stone company reports its giant crusher is back in order and will double daily shipments. The Standard Oil Co. applied the first asphalt on Monday with satisfactory results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Rd
Standard Oil Co
23 Years in a Concord Pulpit
The Trinitarian Congregational church marks 23 years of pastoral service starting Oct 1 1891 with morning and evening sermons. Ladies Society resumes monthly meetings Thursday with luncheons and an afternoon address by Olive Poyt, a Japan missionary. Friday evening service features Life Up Your Eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butters House
Misses Jones
George Norton Sharpe
Sharpe
John M. Keyes
Monument St
Lexington
Eugene Jose
Concord
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Concord Grange
J. W. Raymond
Churches of Concord
Red Cross Society
Women's Parish Association
Missionary Societies of the Trinitarian Church
Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions
Olive Hoyt
Japan
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Olive Poyt
Mrs Barrett Hosts Reception for Daughter-in-Law Visitor
The Barrett residence on Main Street held a Sunday afternoon reception from 1 to 6 honoring Mrs Richard R Barrett of Warrenton Virginia, visiting with her husband and baby. About 150 guests attended as Mrs Barrett and the guest of honor greeted attendees and the dining room featured pink asters and hostesses serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Main St
Richard F. Barrett
Richard R. Barrett
Warrenton
Concord
Sherman Hoar
C. Hollis Blake
Pliny Jewell
Hugh Leith
State Master Edward W Chapman entertains Concord Grange
At the Concord Grange meeting State Master Edward W Chapman and his daughter entertained members with fine musical selections. He demonstrated his ability to fill the State Master chair and spoke entertainingly to the group along with neighboring grange masters. A collation was served and a social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward W. Chapman
Chapman
Miss Chapman
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