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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
1
Town residents welcome relatives from Dorchester Cambridge and Oakland. Several couples plan moves to Linden Street and Enfield Connecticut while others host guests from Worcester Detroit and Gloucester. An upcoming Mexican serenaders concert at Cooperative hall and a trust company vault project mark notable town happenings.
Miss Barbara Tower and others travel to Rangeley Lakes for a prelay. Middlesex school to reopen with pupils returning later in the week. Deaths include Mrs. James Shanahan and Jaspar Maker. A new granolithic walk at St. Bernard's church adds to the property. Various meetings, rallies, and social events planned by Concord Grange, W C T U, and local clubs.
James F. Carr Mrs A H Hat house Miss Lisi Jursola Austen P Omelia Edna O Brien Mrs W D Pratt Miss R Rigby A T Simonds Mrs Harry Turner Michael F Welch William Wellington Miss Chisholm contain names of residents and others with undelivered mail awaiting pickup at the post office.
The text argues against disturbing a dog at meals and warns a cat chasing a mouse may scratch or bite. It emphasizes that calls or interruptions frighten animals and cause harm, citing Meale as the source of the admonition.
A quirky line cites a figure about blondes in the United States, mentioning the IRS and a saintly reference. The fragment lacks clear context or source details.
Mrs. A B Payson is seriously ill at home on Central Street. Connor and family visit Mrs Me. Harry Grant of Halifax is new clerk at Whitney pharmacy. Harold Shepard resumes studies at Harvard Forestry. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Derby welcome a son. Mrs Marion Douglas begins studies at Plymouth Normal School. Edward Cassidy joyfully adds a son born last week. George Hach leaves post as bookkeeper at H H Young market. Mr and Mrs I J Smith of Witer spent weekend with Mr Mya R Stevenson. Edward J MacClellan resumes duties as letter carrier after vacation. Dr and Mrs Wendell Davis return from New York. George Coville to South Framingham. Columbus Club event well attended. Association hall Sunday gathering and plans for a club.
Funeral services were held at a mother's home on Main street with vocal selections. A young girl from the vicinity, identified as Batley in May, is noted in the obituary. The deceased leaves behind her mother and brother Charles Callahan, both of Melrose, who receive community sympathy in their bereavement.
Next Sunday September 28 Union Church holds morning worship and sermon The Forces We Have to Deal with and an evening service on the Means to There will be special exercises by Sunday school in the auditorium at o oclock Christian Endeavor will feature a special speaker and the Juniors will rally with enthusiasm
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