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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1897
Page
4
The Minnesota legislature bans open saloons or sports from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Memorial Day within half a mile of cemeteries hosting services. A commentator notes William Shakespeare would have celebrated 333 years’ birthday last Friday. The piece mocks crime-focused fame and self promotion in journalism.
Note from James G Blaine dated April 10 1890 to Chairman McKinley argues against removing hides from the free list. He warns the move harms South American trade relations and would raise shoe prices for families, helping only butchers. He asserts protectionist moves would hurt the Republican party.
The local paper supports the community with free lines and acts as the best advertising for the town. Editors work hard for modest pay, delivering value beyond teachers or preachers. Patronize local papers as a civic investment, not charity.
The Washington Star cites a grocery scene where Mr. Jaykins pays cash and cannot return items, while Mr. Fawkins trails with debt of $27 and is to receive the best of everything. The assistant is urged to watch Fawkins closely.
The state militia announces summer deployment dates for several units. First brigade at South Framingham runs June 8 through 12, First regiment at Fort Warren July 20 through 24, Second brigade at South Framingham July 13 through 17, First corps Cadets at Hingham August 3 through 7, Second corps Cadets at Boxford July 13 through 17, and Naval brigade in Boston harbor. Troops wear campaign fatigues rather than full dress uniforms.
The Peoples National Bank transacts general banking and sells drafts nationwide and abroad. It buys and sells government, municipal, railroad, and other bonds. It notes bonds of water companies as strong investments and offers careful selection facilities. Correspondence and accounts invited. Safety deposit boxes offered for absolute security from fire or burglary. John L. Stone, cashier, Marlboro, Mass.
Jacob Mitchell of Unionville Pennsylvania endured thirty years of painful piles before trying DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The remedy quickly and permanently cured him and is described as also effective for eczema and other skin conditions. Names listed include B F Johnson and Son Meynard C H Whitney Concord and H A Littlefield West Acton.
St George Episcopal church in Maynard was consecrated on a Saturday with Bishop Lawrence present. 32 candidates received confirmation, and the service featured readings by Rev. Atkinson and Rev. Shinn. The bishop preached on the stone of Bethell, praising parish support and urging local effort for the church’s success. Easter lilies and palms decorated the church. a collation followed in Masonica hall.
Rev W Lloyd Bevan of Concord established St George's as a mission with initial meetings in Cooperative hall on May 6, 1894. By Christmas 1895 Holy Communion was offered in the new church, dedicated Jan 8, 1896 while still a mission. Debt of 1700 was wiped out with help from George Fiske of Concord. On Feb 11 this year it was recognized as a parish and mortgage deeds were presented March 4. Membership exceeds 70 with about 160 souls in the parish.
Jurors selected for the special term of Middlesex County Superior Court to meet in Lowell next Monday include Edwin D. Wood of Hudson Henry C. Rolfe of Concord Edwin A. Conant 2nd of Sudbury John J. Driscoll of Lincoln Theodore S. Sherman of Wayland John A. Wardwyell of Framingham James E. Hancock of Acton Fred Whitcomb of Stow George M. Bradley of Marlboro Joseph W. Barnes of Marlboro Dennis O'Brien of Marlboro The case involves Lorenzo W. Barnes of Maynard charged with the December murder of John Deane in that town.
Maynard locals advertise a seven room newly finished house on Summer street with town water bath and trees including apple pear peach quince gooseberry currant and grapevines. Also listings for upholstering millinery and clothing services and notices inviting ladies to inspect Miss Deane's Eastar hats and bonnets.
Concord Junction notes return of Fred A. Barrell to Waltham and local social events including May 10 Sons of Veterans meeting and April church suppers. marriage of Edward Cassidy to Mamie Burke. reformatory lecture on humane penology. a home wedding of Effie Louise Jewett and Lester Jewett. bike accidents and police actions. local employment moves and shop notices. church services and local updates.
It is presented as a public knowledge remedy that DeWitt’s Witch Hazel rapidly cures long standing piles. The product is claimed to be a household favorite for burns scalds cuts bruises and sores of all kinds with names listed including Johnson & Son Maynard H Whitney Concord and H A Littlefield West Acton.
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