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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1902
Page
1
All matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to score insertion in that week. Early receipt prevents condensation or delay. News, advertisements or subsections may be left with F. E. Sanderson Riverside block and subscriptions at KH. J Ouhelin's news rerun.
Maynard community items include Parker and Parmenter drawn for jury duty. Christmas trees for M E church children planned this Wednesday evening. Mrs George Renney resigns OC post. Mrs Poore to visit Lawrence friends during Christmas. Local workers at Dorchester wool shop and Tufts student Mabel Taylor home for holidays. Congregational school event Wednesday. Christmas services at St Bridget's with Odell's Boston orchestra aiding. Family visits and a Marlboro obituary for age 65. Priscilla whist club meeting noted. Grand Army officers installation set for Jan 7 with Ladies Relief corps and Sons of Veterans joint event. Luman Beetle cold bath incident in Broce pond. Canton 69 PMs announce annual concert and military ball with Bird's orchestra. multiple local organizers listed. Special car service to follow.
Town announcements for Concord Jact list illness and visits, church events, Christmas festival and Dickens reading at Union church, lyceum acts at Association hall, and upcoming program changes with deadlines for submitting notices.
George K Smith visits from college for Christmas. A daughter is welcomed with joy. Edna Calef returns from Brown University for holidays. A Christmas cantata by local school children promises a delightful afternoon. Frank McManus dies at 78. Town hall entertainment features Mother Goose. Farmers protest state policy on diseased cattle moved through town. Butchers avoid carting healthy animals. complaint to authorities suggested.
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