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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1897
Page
8
Notice instructs that all material must reach the publication office by Tuesday night to be inserted in the same week. Early submissions prevent delays or condensation, and items may be left with T. F. Newton for processing.
South Acton notes report license vote results and town meeting plans, church services, temperance meetings, a union post office reading box, a charity supper, an auction notice, and a large farm sale advertisement. Also details on weddings, millinery openings, and local business notices.
Rev. G F Clark and wife marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a relatives gathering at their home on Thursday. A Good Citizenship meeting is set for Sunday at 7 oclock in the Baptist church with speakers Rev G Easterbrook and C Nash on the license question. A Baptist church concert followed Chapel day with recitations singing and chapel building. the usual contribution was noted.
Sunday events at Everett and Portsmou th visits mark social week while Mrs James Harris celebrates her 89th birthday with family. Auction notices detail sales near Lincoln and Harvard mass including cows, horses, furniture, wagons and estate settlements with multiple dates in April and early May.
Sudbury residents again favor transporting pupils to high and grammar schools. The 12 week spring term is decided. Local officials report new church leadership, a 12 week term, and town farm warden changes. A large cow drive to Brighton abattoir draws state pay estimates. An old Sudbury landmark burned, suspected incendiary fire. Edwin A. Conant promotes Automatic Folding Spring Washer.
Oliver J. Walp of Walp & Co. shoe dealers in New Haven has assigned. Rev. W. W. Peck of Middletown is tendered a unanimous call to lead the Unitarian church at Chicopee Massachusetts and will accept. Other items note pastor installations and regional church activity.
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