Local News Stand Subscriptions Pushed at Riverside Block
Items of news, advertisements or subscriptions for the Enterprise may be left at the store of C. H. Persons in the Riverside block and will be promptly attended to. Subscriptions will also be received at J. B. Deane's news stand in Loewe's Block.
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C. H. Persons
Riverside Block
J. B. Deane
Loewe’s
Maynard notices mix tax ideas and local updates
Assessors may tax bicycles while local life includes divorces licenses and parish meetings. Mrs. Watson was granted a divorce March 29. Druggists Adams and Johnson seek sixth class licenses. Parish Congregational meeting set for next Monday.
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Charles E. Watson
Adams and
Johnson
Congregational Society
Thomas Denniston, Jr
Barlow
Lynn
Maynard baseball club reports near $700 net from fair
Committees and patrons are praised for a successful base ball fair with net receipts approaching $700. Gratitude is extended to Mrs. Amory Maynard and the baby chorus, its mothers and babies, and to local ladies for vital support. The club’s strong finances promise a superb team and a thriving season ahead.
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Amory Maynard
Maynard
Advertising and Subscriptions for the Enterprise
Orders for advertising or news items left at H. L. Whitcomb's book store will receive prompt attention Subscriptions to the Enterprise are accepted at this store and at the Post Office.
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H. L. Whitcomb
Concord society notes and land sales in 19th century
Nathan B. Stow sold 25 acres on Thoreau street to Dennis Gleason. William M. Holden sold woodland to William Brewster of Cambridge. Mrs. George H. Witherle visits Concord. Measles outbreak caused 4000 absent marks in January and February. Various moves, accretions, and community events including a Homer bust gift, Empire drill, and Guild meetings. Sandy Pond water sample sent to World’s Fair with filtration tests.
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Nathan B. Stow
Dennis Gleason
Thoreau Street
William M. Holden
William Brewster
Cambridge
George H. Witherle
Castine
Maine
Concord
B. R. Bulkeley
W. W. Campbell
Concord Junction
Edward Tuttle
A. F. Bowman
Carlisle
Duren Bros
Edward W. Emerson
William H. Forbes
Milton
Massachusetts Board of Health
Lawrence
State Board
Walker
Institute of Technology
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