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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1902
Page
1
Notice asks that all matter reach the office by Tuesday night to ensure same week insertion. Early submissions prevent delays. Items may be left with F B Sanderson in Riverside block and subscriptions at FB J Coughlin's news room.
Maynard brief mentions Ralph Case at Sterling camp. Frank Murrey left RCA employment. Mrs. Charles Schofield visits Groveland while Mrs. Thomas A. Sweeney visits Leominster. Fred Tincknor at Dover NH. Mrs. Joshua Edwards and daughters vacationing in Newport. Arthur King left J W Connor to return to school. Charles Turnbull left American Woollen Co. Mrs. William Tagier of Medford visits W H Gatteridge. Sesto Biking Leite ter Ct is guest. Miss Pear Bean traveling two weeks. Mrs Jenine Murphy and Miss Irene Martin visiting Everett. John Fletcher and son John of Mal were guests of Peter.
The Concord town column reports on residents traveling visitors engagements and minor events. People include the McKenzie brothers, Miss Harriet Lawrence Mrs J L Lawrence and Mrs C G Clarke, Waldo P Lapham, Rev Dr Dix, and many others with updates on vacations illnesses and community happenings. A dance gym and bat game are noted along with new contracts and local meetings at the church and town hall.
Charles Surette and family visited Concord last week while Frank Pierce enjoyed time with his kin at Green Harbor. Sidney J. Barrett’s funeral was held at First Parish church with large attendance and Masonic services. Barrett, born in 1841, resided in Concord his whole life. Rev H E Bates of North An dover led the Trinity church service with Rev Bulkeley of Beverly assisting. Beverly Jones, after over a year in the west, returned to visit.
The school committee announces new rules for grade placement and admission. Children six years old by September or later may advance to first or upper grades with committee approval. Those under six enter kindergarten unless directed otherwise, and regular session times begin at 8:25 a.m. and end at 1:10 p.m.
Reports say Mr Davis of Righton plans a slaughter house rendering establishment and piggery in Walden woods near Fitchburg tracks. Selectmen have not approved the site, and residents fear nuisance from drainage water and bad associations, urging deference to town sentiment.
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