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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1893
Page
1
Subscriptions and news items for the Enterprise may be left at C. H. Persons Riverside block. Sub scriptions will also be received at J. B. Deane's news stand Loewe's Block.
The article lists a divorce, public notices about jurors, market activity, and local happenings. It notes Miss Trask appointed third grade teacher in place of Miss Shepard, and various social events at the Loyal Legion and Eastern Star. Also mentions deaths, band fair reports, and readers about upcoming community news.
One dozen patterns showcase the latest season styles with a short carriage season sale. Haynes Bros offers a guaranteed bargain on any of the 12 designs, claiming no competitor can beat the price.
Prof A G Rolfe of Pottstown visited Concord last week. The Free Public Library added American Farmer edited by C S Flint. Elsie Pierce to read on religious aspect of poetry. Towle's offers maple sugar from Newport NH. Rev George F Degen accepts Nashville rectorate. Sherman Hoar to speak at Jefferson dinner in American House. Rev James Fletcher noted for Concord fight ancestry. Prof J W Churchill to read for Concord Alliance April 17. Long freight train passed through town westbound. Fred A Tower named editor of New England Weather Service Bulletin. May Century features Margaret Fuller sketch and French bronze tablet at MFA. Recent arrivals: Wheeler, Goodwin, Prescott, Griffin. Fast day service at Trinitarian church well attended. prayers and sermon on Prayer. Temperance supporters celebrate no-license vote. liquor transport acts discussed. proposed liquor law would require packaging and records for carriers in towns with restricted licenses.
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