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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1901
Page
1
All matter must reach the office of publication no later than Tuesday night to secure insertion in the same week. Earlier receipts prevent condensation or delay. News ads or subscriptions may be left with F. B. Sanderson Riverside block and subscriptions at B. J Coughlin's news room.
Maynard notices recount shoe bargains at Creighton's store and a wedding at St. Bridget's church. Rev Kendall preached Weymouth Heights. Richard Murray and Mary Pine wed by Rev Crowe. town selectmen close books Wednesday. A birthday party for May L Hodges and a Saturday fight leading to fines are mentioned along with mill workers returning home and St. Bridget's church society reunion planned for Music Hall.
Manager Green of Hudson proposes an exhibition with Maynard if the local team faces the same opponents as in the prior 23 to 2 defeat and Maynard pays a $50 guarantee only if Hudson wins. The town fans hope for a game but critics worry about fair terms given Haire’s habit of paying visiting teams generously.
At a Wednesday evening meeting of the Catholic union a caucus for officer nominations was held. The result lists the preferred nominees: Gentlemen Jan Hilferty P J Sullivan George Creighton BE V McManus Arthur Coughlin P H DeLes Frank McCarron Jos Gately and Ladies Hannah Sweeney Alice Nagle Kate Coughlin Mary Joyce Nellie Connolly Mary Twoomey Nellie May Sarah McCormick.
Local notices list Melvin Daggett as the new barber at Bellville's and Fred Lindsay opening a barber shop at Pierce's pool rooms. Other items include Lena King visiting relatives at Hyde Park, Marion Williams planning visits and events, and various community notices about clubs, rehearsals, and local services.
John D. Wilson remains not fully well while E. J. Miller improves slowly and Geo W. Young stays about the same. Mrs. Marcia Clarke suffers appendicitis. Charles Ball had a hemorrhage on Monday. John Gurry of South Framingham, once stricken with paralytic shock, shows strong recovery and visits his brother Thomas Curry. Emma Conery, with bronchitis, shows improvement while Miss Maud Franks is better.
Concord plans a February 28 town meeting to raise funds in anticipation of taxes. The article mentions a new bridge at the rubber factory with part of the cost shared by the C. & C. road. Edith Lynwood Winn the violinist and contralto will perform again, with a Thursday Trinitarian church concert featuring Miss Heath and a reader and additional performers.
The Womans Club thanks the audience for a warmly received hour long musical in Concord. Miss Severoni’s deep voice and Miss Shorey’s piano performance, including Il Bacio Valse and La Pastorella, drew strong admiration from the crowd.
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