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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1897
Page
1
All notices must reach the office by Tuesday night to appear in the same week issue. Early receipts avoid condensation or delay. News, ads or subscriptions may be left with C. I. H. Persons at Riverside block and J. B. Deane's subscriptions at Loewe's block.
James Claflin spent Sunday with friends in Cambridge. Mary Kenny and John Mackin plan Christmas wedding. Diphtheria claims Mary McCarthy. Mrs Weaving sick with the disease. Union services held at churches under Rev L Jackson. meetings move to Music Hall daily except Saturday. Tailors on Nason Street split, two new shops to open. Fire alarm box placed on Main Street. Harriman Brothers attend Providence laundry meeting. The Steam Plant as a Factor of Success discussed. Joseph Henderson's body brought home for burial. Levices held at Pleasant Street. Supple lectures at St Bridget's with 700 attendees. Clarence Elliott, 20, missing after bicycle ride from home. Mrs Aga Bascom dies on Sudbury road. funeral at Congregational church.
Maj James B Wood improves his lawn Cadet Freeman visits Concord from Enterprise Miss Ethel Nash ill with grip Entices of George Hall buy Buttrick estate Holmes Brass Band leader Harry Wheeler travels to Corinna Me Miss Edith Torrey sings in Boston Miss Coan tacks bell to team for advertising Littleton visit Arthur Kimball leaves for Littleton Fanny Warren visits Melrose Steam roller returns to Natick Scandinavian dance at G A R hall B C W club nominates committee Hoyle family winter in Pinehurst Ed Hollis occupies updated house Edmund Bigelow estate eyed for parsonage Fungi expert Mr Richardson gives mushroom talk Declamations at high school Weekly New railroad bridge Hosmer cross completed Abutment work for Sudbury river Kerosene puddle bonfires Old North Bridge Society to host colonial tea Dec 11
Notice directs matter to reach the office by Tuesday night each week to avoid delays. Advertisements and subscriptions should be left at H. L. Whitcomb's bookstore and at the post office for processing.
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