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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1901
Page
7
A reflective piece imagines Saint Valentine returning to find youth, love, and modern myths. The narrator contrasts childish wishes with adult disappointments and hints at shifting legends and social attitudes.
Abram Joness is reported on the gain while Rev. J T McBean recovers from a week of grip. A Friday church social drew good attendance and a strong musical program among the young. The poem on Victoria’s death prompts literary talk as Kipling and Swinburne are urged to produce notable verses. A factory strike in Illinois involved a two-person misconduct incident and broader worker walkout. The piece comments on reform waves and praises Highland city life, with remarks on Mr Nation and a pointed aside about Mrs Nation’s influence at home.
Concord residents faced lengthy closures as the Boston and surrounding lines struggled to clear snow. Selectmen pressured L and B crews, with promises of more ploughs and a booster engine to restore service. Tribulations included delayed trips, misaligned schedules, and confrontations over city transport reliability.
Aronzo Tower states plans to pick two thousand boxes of oranges from the grove of twenty sores this season. Included are letters advertised for Bruver Alfred Chase Henry B Gardner Geo Hannigan Harrison John Chas Keith Box 168 Mansfield P Mullen John Olsen Simon Corcoran Mrs John H Grant Mrs M R Zetterstrand Hilma.
The Concord Dramatic club debuts with 305 members aiming for 400 plus as guest tickets go to out of town friends. A club orchestra will appear for the first time with the three act comedy Our Regiment featuring a notably shuffled cast led by Mr. Pratt and Mr. Rolfe in replaced roles. Death of elderly Concord resident Elbridge Gerry Hayden born 1810 in Sudbury. He passed February 9 at daughter Mrs Norton’s Hyde Park home after bronchitis following a grip illness.
Mr Vevo and family secured work in Providence R I. George W Young of Lowell visits his son. National Mining’s P A Underwood visits. Dick Grant to compete at the B A A meet in Boston. Rubber mill and harness factory shutdown causes worker removals. Advertised letters list several names. Union station shifts as Harrie P Nims departs for South Acton. Bowers’ painters improve the reformatory guard room. Weather caused travel suspensions and delayed electrics. Lizzie Meade concert postponed due to weather proves highly meritorious. West End attendees at town hall high school dance include Grace Knowles Lena Ring Marion Williams Ruth Keyes Maude Franke and others.
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