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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
5
Sunday visits and homecomings mark Concord notes as Miss Connell and Miss Lawrence return from Northboro and East Bridgewater. Military drills, Easter plans, and school activities fill the town calendar with revising schedules, ticket rules, and upcoming performances at the town hall and armory.
Concord residents may apply for advance tickets to two events on April 19 1900. Literary exercises at the Meeting House cost 25 cents with no reserved seating while the dinner at the Agricultural Building costs 1 dollar with reserved seats. Applications must arrive by April 11 1900 to post office box 508 Concord Mass and must include names and addresses of intended ticket holders. Tickets are non transferable except by committee discretion. Where applicants wish to sit together at the dinner they may indicate this in their requests. No application shall be received un-
For Sale 40 tons English and meadow hay by Erastus H. Smith. Stock hay by Geo F Wheeler. Concord antique rooms dealer in antique furniture and crockery. Old chairs reseated and furniture refinished. J W Raymond seeds and farming tools. Wall papers 5 to 50 cents with samples. Rooming, excursions to Europe via Raymond Whitcomb Cook Pratt letters of credit. Eastman Kodaks in stock. H L Whitcomb.
Joseph Rudolph formerly with G. P. Hill & Co. of Charlestown joins Flagg & Russell and will take over Wallace Raymond's route, strengthening the firm’s delivery roster.
First quality fire wood oak and pine offered by E B Squire Westvale. Fire watch clock and jewelry repair by W C Morse successor to Geo E Clapp. Dart’s stationery with Fabers kneaded erasers copy books penny pads. Jensen custom shoemaker at McWalter's. Children’s school hose and millinery opening April 13 and 14 at Mrs Poulson’s. Celluloid and waterproof collars for ladies men and boys at Dart’s.
A temperance gathering of the Massachusetts Total Abstinence society is planned for Friday afternoon April 6 at 2 o'clock in Union church Concord Junction. Delegates from Concord Acton Bedford and Carlisle will report on abstainers temperance work law enforcement and literature distribution. Addresses by Mrs E Trask Hill and Rev C E Spaulding. Public invitation extended.
A Rubber store auction lists wheel sales for April 10 with options to bid on new or second hand items during the afternoon or evening session. The notice encourages attendees to participate in the sale.
Nebraska cities show Republican gains with South Omaha electing its first Republican mayor. Lincoln posts largest Republican majority in years. Wisconsin and Kansas municipal results favor Republicans overall, while Missouri towns show Democratic gains amid mixed outcomes.
George Pea body was painting the shutters of the Bishop building when the staging collapsed, dropping him from the fourth story to the ground. He suffered a fractured skull and severe injuries with little chance of recovery. Jeremiah J. Murphy also on the staging escaped by grabbing an open shutter and was rescued.
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