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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1900
Page
1
Wording promotes advertising as benefiting consumers with “absolutely pure” coffee and a prize for agents. It invites readers to call for an illustrated catalogue and mentions a labor saving soap plus a calendar as part of a separate deal.
All matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to be inserted in the same week issue. Earlier receipts avoid condensation or delay. News ads or subscriptions may be left with C H Persons Riverside block and subscriptions at B J Coughlin's news room.
Charles A Welchlodge hosts an entertainment in Maynard Masonic hall on Monday. Magdalene chapter O E S to elect officers Tuesday. Visits to Electa chapter in Waltham. Several members attend grand matron visitation. Local businesses reopenings and renovations noted along with upcoming dances, elections, and social events.
Prof William T Harris sold the Orchard House to Mrs Daniel Lothrop. Phillip Emmett leaves for Galveston to start a business life. Mason builds a new ice house to handle rising trade. Armory dance next Friday. Class of 99 reunion December 27 at the high school. Local drug stores close Monday and Friday at 9 pm 8 30 pm other weekdays. Concord jurors Garfield and Dee begin civil duties. Dee to be replaced during absence. WCTU Middlesex county holding convention and school in Trinitarian church with lunch by Concord Union. Criterion club presents She Stoops to Conquer Wednesday evening. a highly anticipated performance.
The obituary notes the death of Margaret Mulcahey, 11 years old, daughter of Patrick Mulcahey, from diphtheria discovered after death. It marks the disease as the sole known case in the county at present. Also mentions Miss A Buck’s Christmas goods and painted china display attracting shoppers.
The Musketaquid Council Royal Arcanum held its annual election on Tuesday evening naming Wallace A. Calet as regent Samuel H. Tuttle as vice regent Benjamin Moody as orator Major Cyrus H. Cook as past regent George W. Hopkins as secretary Frank Pierce as collector D. B. Hosmer as treasurer Harry Isaer as chaplain la F. Peoniman as guide George K. Arnold as warden Emil O. Thorpe as keeper Wallace A. Calef as representative to the Grand Council Benjamin Moody as alternate B W Brown as trustee for three years with installation set for January 22 1001.
The electric road for Hollsite in Concord is nearly finished with only the railroad crossing bridge work incomplete. Trolley wire extends to Fitchburg station and a car is expected to run this week. The paving should finish soon, improving the overall appearance.
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