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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1903
Page
1
All matter must reach the office by night to secure insertion in the same week. Earlier receipt prevents condensation or delay. News, ads or subscriptions may be left with F B Sanderson in Riverside and subscriptions at B J Coughlin's news room.
William Brierly visited North Adams while John Roach returned from Syracuse. James Moran spent Christmas in Ware and Miss Corosky visited Boston. Litchfield distributes calendars and Mae Farrell left Harriman's laundry. Maynard Indoor circus at Music Hall Monday night. Mr and Mrs Walter Raynor of Waltham visited Frank 8S. Ferns on vacation from Dwinell & Co. Mr and Mrs Harry Harwood and Fanny stayed in Rindge New Hampshire. William Marshall and family from Waltham visited. Miss Fitzgerald offers shampooing facial massage manicure and chiropody in Stow. John Madden suffered paralysis at Assabet mills and was taken home. St Bridgets church held large Christmas masses with Odell's Boston orchestra. A new bowling team led by Henry Gilroy forms to face Independents. schedule includes St Bridgets Independents and Crescents.
Concord reports Lucy Hosmer sprained her ankle on the ice near Eckveldt school and notes Louis McCaffrey severing ties with the L and B street railway. Electric cars ran on half hour schedules for four days, plus church Christmas services and a Schubert quartet appearance at the Lyceum course. Police report a new low in Christmas drunkenness and a burglar nabbed by H. W. Wheeler ends T. H. Mahan’s poultry worries after a fox with a neck collar is captured.
The St Bridget team broke a losing streak by defeating the Crescents two pins in a Maynard league contest. St Bridget led the first string by 10, Crescents led after the second, then St Bridget captured the last string by four to seal a two pin win. Hilferty and Murray starred for St Bridget with Evers top Crescents.
The piece laments illegal liquor sales since Maynard went unlicensed last March and criticizes the poor quality of illicit goods. It notes newspaper observers see big rats on Nason stag Bhs of chocolates and gnawing buildings as proof the situation is awful.
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