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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1904
Page
1
A Christmas gift guide highlights rugs as lasting presents. It notes useful items like tables, writing desks, and chairs as desirable options, praising the recipient’s appreciation and the giver’s thoughtful choice for long use.
A couple seeking a clergyman visit tailor P. J. Sullivan in Maynard. He entertains them with mock reverence while cutting a suit, then reveals he is not a minister. After a brief discussion he convinces them to reconsider elopement. A special Enterprise edition will follow after the joker is caught.
Residents announce moves and occupation changes including Mrs Emma L Chase to 12 Derby Street and Albert J Hicks to 21 Riverside Ave. Rodney Pratt temporarily fills Louis Sproul at Adams and Bridges store. Local clubs plan events with Old Concord Post 180 officers named for 1905 and Concord Lodge hosts visiting judges and a gala supper and entertainment.
Community updates include Joseph Culkins securing work in Dedham and visits by Lester Jones of Somerville and Miss Juliars of Natick. A school hockey team is proposed, church choir plans Christmas services, and Book er T. Washington is slated to speak at the Unitarian church under Woman's club auspices. An automobilist named Mooney faced speed charges in Concord district court, and Old Concord Post 180 G A R elected officers at its annual meeting. Weather-forecast skeptics are lampooned as several nights approached zero. officials and dances surface as well.
The Maynard Civic club launches with about 50 members and a nominating committee. Officers elected include Rev. John A. Crowe as president and W. R. Hall as treasurer. annual dues are set at one dollar. A committee will draft the constitution and recommendations for membership.
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