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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1904
Page
1
Local Tonawanda club gears up for a cooperative hall dance tonight with Sole Se lwork listed among mill workers. The scene includes mill spinning room workers Gertrude A and George Baxter visiting. a bowling tournament is planned at Nason Alleys.
The page lists bowlers Ryan Valcour Duncan Bemis and O'Brien with series totals 426 441 432 1299 and Shaw McGill Evers Miller Tucker with 408 413 417 1238. Maynard appears in the line with Shaw.
Petition granted as town selectmen respond to November letter about road work on Main Street from railroad crossing to Great Road. Mass Highway Commission notes for road improvement funding and action by B Fletcher secretary. Also notices sale of a grocery wagon two horse sled buggy express harnesses and contact Frank Jones or R C A Maynard. Young Donahue meets Chick at Salem evening.
Louie Sprowl goes hunting east. Mrs Hart visits Fall River. WCTU meets at Mrs Bullock’s. Derby Street home shared by H Sheasgreen. Miss Younglove visits Fitchburg. Ladies Whist Club at Mrs Dakin’s. Franksen correction. fair of Ladies Union at Association Hall tomorrow. skating at Warner’s Pond. Prof Lovett’s dancing school opens. Woman’s Club reports large turnout with four new members. carriage accident injures no one. Forster resigns Boston Specialty store post. Visitors arrive from Philadelphia and North Woston. Boston Store illness forces leave. Dorchester trip described. choir rehearses for Christmas service. Lyceum course on hold. Rosa Linde Corcom set for Dec 14. Merriam’s Pentecostal Ladies’ Society hosts event. dancing and whist parties noted. river skating conditions favorable.
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