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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1898
Page
1
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All matter must reach the office of publication by Tuesday to appear in the same week issue. Early receipt helps prevent condensation or delay of articles. News, advertisements or subscriptions may be left with C. H. Persons in Riverside block and J. B. Deane in Loewe's block.
Maynard residents enjoy trips to Lake Quinsigamond Crescent beach and Point of Pines. Families welcome newborns and recover from minor mishaps while bicycle and motor travel create local buzz. A police chief recovers from injuries, a young boy battles diphtheria, and a local doctor departs after years of service.
A breezy Concord page reports residents socializing and traveling, with updates on Frank Simons, Mrs Henry Hanna, Ruth Houghton, John Pendergast, Olive Gage, and the Barrett family. It notes a funeral for Timothy Bigelow, a beach party, trench work on Sudbury Street, a potential tennis event, and a sewer filter bed near the Lowell line. The piece ends with a Boston Post quote praising Concord’s patriotism and wartime sacrifice.
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