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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1903
Page
1
Reminder that material must reach the office by Tuesday night to be in that week’s issue. Earlier receipts prevent condensation or delay. News, advertisements or subscriptions may be left with F. B. Ganderson Riverside block and subscriptions at FR. J Coughlin's news room.
Mrs F U Rich visits Hartford this week. Dr Mizpah Rebekah lodge to initiate two candidates Thursday night. J P Watson wires Mrs Jennie Reed for electric lights. H P N Dahl offers spring and summer jewelry. Rev William Lyons visits Rev J A Crowley. Howard Case returns a lost fur bonnet. Misses Hannah Sweeney and Minnie Hilferty attend grand opera in Boston. James Fisher convalesces after appendicitis at Middlesex. Rumor of Assabet bank charter with Maynard backing by John C Burke and others. Old Main St school sale failed with bid floor set at $800. no bids. Disposal to be discussed at Monday town meeting.
May Agnes Howard of 4 Summit street Maynard and Clara B Singleton of 15 Oak street Maynard advertise piano lessons at home or at students’ homes with 50 cents per lesson. Also Easter millinery opening by Harriet Naylor at Main street. A request seeks the present address of George D. Perry from Elm Stock farm Maynard.
Rehearsals are in progress for the Easter concert. West Concord schools have a week break. The W O T U meets with Mrs H OC Shepard at 2 pm Wednesday. J P Watson wired for electric lights. Morton M Edson visited Mrs B F Howe. Dancing class exhibition in town hall Friday afternoon. Central street home on contract by Wm T Tree. Rumor says rubber trust may acquire Westvale mill and close it. Various visits and social events noted. Christian Endeavor meetings start April 5 at 6 30 and church service at 7 30.
Town meeting set for next Monday. Fireman's bail scheduled for April 13. Minstrel earnings exceed $200. Engagement announced between Miss Ruth Parker and B Stuart Murphy. William Messer granted pension increase. Abbie M Saunders listed as agent. Anna K Petersen vacationing in Washington DC with friends. School vacation week. teachers homeward. Diana or Christ picture presented to and accepted by Trinitarian church. donor Miss Elizabeth Hunt. Unitarian vesper service led by Organist Francis T Jackson. Frank Ham, recently with Hancock on Lexington Street, loses three middle fingers in circular saw accident.
Lydia Harris born in this town spent her 95th birthday at daughter Mrs Charles H Badger’s home in Malden. She worked in Lowell’s first mill and lived 58 years in Acton. She has seven children born, now two living Mrs Badger and Frank E Harris. Despite nine weeks illness she remains sharp minded and has a cheerful disposition and wide circle of friends.
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