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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1900
Page
5
The church will hold morning services with a five minute Christmas sermon for children and suitable music. Evening programs include a Sunday school Christmas concert led by Mr. Moody, starting at 6 30. All are welcome. Thomas Todd spoke on "A Personally Conducted Trip Through a Printing House" to the High School members on Wednesday morning.
Mrs Daniel Lathrop and Miss Margaret Lathrop plan the Christmas vacation in Washington D C visiting friends. The First Parish Sunday school will hold a Christmas service next Sunday at noon after the morning service, hoping for large attendance. A telephone in the selectmen’s room will aid calls to officials. Special services mark the last Christmas Lord’s Day of the 19th century at Trinitarian.
The Criterion club staged Oliver Goldsmith's five act comedy to near capacity at the town hall on Wednesday. Walter H. Dugan led a lively cast with strong performances from Caton Oliver Elliott Frost and Miss Banks. The evening featured a dance and orchestra after the curtain calls along with local notices and ads.
Mikcer Varley made a quick capture near Piehberg station after spotting a burglar peering into a window. The man fled, Varley pursued and tackled him, later identified as gehinel Wham, and the suspect was taken to the station for further questioning.
A brief notice offers hockey sticks and polo balls for sale by Erasus H. Smith. The fragment cites a line about skates used in lands where water freezes and mentions Barney and Berry in the context.
Frank Flomes visits Concord. Benjamin Derby reports three home lots sold last week. Leroy Anderson of Grand Rapids works at a rubber factory. Mr and Mrs Allen Kennedy welcome a son. Pearl Way council votes to join Waltham council. Marcus Cronin Jr 25 dies in Rutland hospital from tubercular meningitis formerly served in Co F Mass Vols. Burial at Maynard. Unclear route for electric road from NOY NYabb. Roy designates Main street or Commonwealth avenue route. Christian Endeavor officers elected December 13. Miss Susie Wood president Miss BK Shattuck vice president Miss Nellie Ryan secretary treasurer Miss Grace Knowles pianist Winslow Russell record. New singing books to be bought and temperance work to expand under Winslow’s leadership.
Repairs advertised include watches clocks and jewelry by W. Motee and J.C. Joma. Several shops promise prompt service and alterations with clothing and shoe repairs, cleaning and laundering notices mention Mrs Powler and Ray Tanto.
The readable text notes a location at 3 Ya. 7 Commonwealth Avenue and references a preseet eatle lett 3 Ya. 7 Commonwealth Avenue in a historical context. Further details are unclear due to OCR issues but the street and address are identifiable.
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