Notices for Enterprise Subscriptions Collected at Local Stands
Advertisements and subscription items for the Enterprise may be left at C H Persons Riverside block. Subscriptions will also be received at J B Deane's news stand Loewe's Block.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1893
Page
1
Advertisements and subscription items for the Enterprise may be left at C H Persons Riverside block. Subscriptions will also be received at J B Deane's news stand Loewe's Block.
Wakefield guest Dr Parker visits Dr Morgan. Easter services and floral displays described. Maynard schools see Miss Lizzie Shephard resign. several professionals attend the Private Secretary at the Globe in Boston. Easter hats appear. Dahl jeweler relocates to Naylor's block. Town approves $500 liquor-enforcement funds and plans for June chapel completion. Baseball fair opens with tug of war featuring mill vs town teams. Easter concert at M E church praised. flowers credited to Mrs Batley and Mrs Harwood.
The article advertises twelve new fashion designs for the spring season with a short carriage season and a guaranteed bargain on any of the twelve styles. It emphasizes low prices and claims no rival can beat the offer.
Advertisers may place orders for the Enterprise at A. L. Whitcomb’s book store with prompt attention. Subscriptions are also received at this location and at the Post Office.
In Concord, large congregations attended East er services and Easter lilies were sold at Friend's apothecary. Mrs. Crandall resumed organ duties. Mrs. Robertson James and her mother plan America travel. Massachusetts cyclists plan a April 19 ride over historic routes while local bylaw enforcement is urged to curb sidewalk riding. Pedestrian congestion at the post office area prompted a call for more hitching posts to keep crossings clear.
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