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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1904
Page
1
Notice specifies all material must reach the office of publication by Tuesday night to ensure insertion in the current week’s issue. Earlier submissions may be considered for an earlier edition if received in time.
G A R veterans attend Boston encampment. Nellie Mahon, Mary Mahon and Ben Strout visit friends. R C A pays 2115 in dividends over three nights. Maveskia basketball team at home for a spell. Mrs Thomas Ingham notes lingering winter. M A Coughlin to close Wind at West Acton around April. H H Young rents Music Hall store to Geo Thane for a lunch room. Cooperative hall hosts 3 pm meeting to form a Woman's club. Holmes and Newton attend state G A R encampment. Holmes delegates Acton corps W R C. George's church committee lists program including piano duet, several songs, readings, solos and a three act comedy Wedlock.
A proposed law would require the state to take half of liquor license receipts. Maynard could receive about $2,000 from its licenses if enacted. The town would be affected by reducing tax burdens for large taxpayers like the American Woolen Co., while residents might pay only a few cents to a dollar more.
The annual reunion of St. Bridget's parish will be held Friday evening with committees in charge organizing activities and arrangements for attendees and guests.
Mrs. Ford is ill while I R Beherell begins as janitor at Warner's hall. Blaisdell returns home from hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester visit Somerville. Advertised letters list W Austin, Davis, James Mersey. Birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kennedy. Local meetings include a Universalist club talk by Rev. W W Campbell on The Log Cabin and American Life. Odd Fellows ball hosts about 15 couples. Town meeting representation concerns rise in the west part of town.
Concord communities report visits and travels including Rev W B Pinigan at home P McGrath and James Cantwell in Cambridge basketball with Company I and a Buswell express driver substitution. A fire escape at Ripley school and a theater night featuring The Colleen Bawn are noted along with Senor Ramon Reyes Lala’s Lyceum lecture on the Philippines and local social happenings.
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