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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1897

Page

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Assabet Mills Move to 50 Hour Week and Local Notices

Assabet mills adopt a 50 hour week with ten hour days for five days starting Monday. Local items report society events, a What Is It party at Congregational church, Red Men entertainment, and several community notices including a new tailor shop, a church meeting, and upcoming recitals and socials.

The Assabet Mills C. E. Society Congregational Church Red Temple M. E Epworth League W. H. Gutteridge Congregational Sunday School Ladies’ Circle Simonds & Cart Sperling Louis D. Surette Bowdoin Square Boston Christian Endeavor Society Trinitarian Congregational Church Charles E. Allen Arlington Concord Camp Banks Waltham Sons of Veterans Geo. L. Prescott Oliver Ditson Fileen Oge Falconer St. Bernard Athletic Association Concord Union King’s Daughters and Sons Ellen Emerson Mary Lawrence Whitman Geo. Hopkins Hubbard Street Trinity Church John L. Gilmore F. A. Tower F. Alcott Pratt Francis O. Leland M. H. Houghton C. L. Hutchings R. H. Jones F. O. Leland A. H. Chester

Notice for Subscriptions and Advertising Submissions

In the same week an earlier receipt will insure against condensation or delay of articles. News of advertising matter and subscriptions may be left at the bookstore of H. L. Whitcomb and subscriptions may be left at the post office.

Wm. H. Jones Terrence Brady Canada King Lowell Alice Kershaw W. A. Haynes Co Emma Deane Julius Loewe G. Frank Cutting H. H. McGrail B. F. Johnson E. M. Johnson H. L. Whitcomb

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