21 Aug 1891
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1891
Page
1
The headquarters of the Enterprise will hereafter be at the store of C. H. Persons Riverside block. Items of news advertisements or subscriptions may be left there and will be promptly attended to.
The column compiles Maynard and nearby town news with social visits, carpenters bidding for a new school, lectures at Wayside Inn, vacations of local residents, a carriage accident, a horse attack on a wagon, and a crackdown call on liquor law violations. It also covers hospitalities, church plans, and school admissions notices with regional details.
Concord society events include the Bible Society meeting with Mrs. Emerson and numerous visiting guests at homes in town. reflections on Bowdoin class alumni, local business changes, funerals for James Russell Lowell, and a push to improve pet water access amid heat.
All items of news for the Enterprise left with A. A. Wheeler will be thankfully received and promptly attended to. Subscriptions for the Enterprise are also accepted through Wheeler.
Construction advances on C F Goodnow residence by James E Hale of Saxonville. H H Brown and family return from New Hampshire outing. Harry C Garfield wed to Alice Robinson of Weston, they will live in Leominster. Fitchbury granite water trough, a gift from John B Goodnow, arrives for post office area. Miss Hattie J Goodnow resigns to enter Framingham Normal for advanced courses. A South Lincoln derailment leaves a box car off tracks. wrecking crew not required to reposition it. Rye crop scarcity may affect next generation. old rye may be hard to find with aging.
H L Whitcomb of the Enterprise at this place is noted in relation to the Post Office matter.
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