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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1903
Page
1
The issue summarizes key items from Maynard with reports spread over pages 1 3 4 6 and 7. Topics include local events updates public notices and community notes presented in concise briefs.
Two men died in Maynard, one a 40 year old painter found dead in a shanty near Coughlin livery stable after alcohol and exposure likely caused his death. The other, William Linehan, 60, a Boston teamster, died of a lung hemorrhage near Main Street after returning from work at the Assabet mills.
The Priest brothers accept a challenge to bowl the Billets for stakes of money and marbles. One Billet may add an outsider due to one Billet brother being away. Also note H. J. Dwinnell to display a Christmas show.
Concord Junction reports visits and relocations including Hugh Hunter visiting his daughter in Marlboro and Mrs. Lucy Dodge traveling to Fall River. Members attend church events, and groups plan fairs and Lyceum programs. The Willow lodge seeks funds after a hall fire with a prize for the most novel fundraising idea.
John C. Damon visited Concord over Sunday while Wm. Greenwood visited his sister in Fitchburg. The town chronicles paint houses, erect barns, hire new staff, and note illness, visits, and theater outings. A mill dam holiday display, an engine house project, and K of C degrees mark civic life. high school details include minstrel show plans and class reunions.
All matter must reach the office of publication by night to be inserted in the same week issue. Earlier receipts prevent color or delay of items. News or advertising matter and subscriptions may be left at Hi. L. Whitcomb’s bookstore or at the post office.
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