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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1900
Page
1
All material must reach the office by Tuesday night to appear in the same week. Early delivery helps prevent condensation or delay of articles. News and ads may be left with C. H. Persons in Riverside block and subscriptions at B. J. Coughlin's news room.
Maynard reports include Mrs Alfred T Haynes ill for a week. G Frank Cutting welcomes a fine boy. A Tuesday storm damaged trees. George Robbins, clerk at Johnsons, visited Concord Junction. Wim Hallower finds work in Plymouth. Henderson rumor denied. Alfred Wagner leaves for Plymouth. Herbert Moore recovers from illness and forges again. Geo Boltz near recovery after burns. The Salisbury family reunion of a dangerously ill daughter improves. Ladies Benevolent society sets Feb 20 for entertainment with Hitchjaydee and Lawtons orchestra. Mrs Hancock of Hudson to sing. Maynard Athletic Club trains in Acton street School. Local games may be sent to Boston papers. Married and Single Men game postponed awaiting venue. A Lowells scalp wound at Saturday game required stitches. Next Saturday promises an unusually interesting game.
Concord items report Mrs. George Berry ill and family news, letters advertised, arrival of visitors from Cohasset, diphtheria cases easing, G A R convention attendance in Boston, electric road talks, and dance scene with praise for local leaders. Also notes on train accident near Lexington, I O F lodge events, pop corn bazaar plans, and a successful seventh annual lodge ball with a large turnout and turkey supper.
The old Middlesex hotel in Concord, vacant since 1882, was sold last week to a syndicate led by Stedman Butterick and E. W. Emerson among others. Details of future use are undisclosed, but locals expect improvement. The hotel opened in 1846 and has a long history of various landlords and events.
A series of whist games ended with a feast for the club. Mrs. C L Connor hosted at her home on Monday evening supplying a superb turkey dinner and decorating the table. Seventeen covers were set with a warm, memorable hospitality.
The notice explains that insertions appear in the issue of the same week and may refer to delays or ordering changes. It instructs readers where to leave articles or subscriptions at the bookstore of H. L. Whitcomb and at the post office.
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