22 Feb 1894
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1894
Page
1
Maynard hosts town meeting reminders and notices. Reports show six inmates at the town farm and 1306 tramps lodged in the past year. Health, schools, religious and social events surface with election lists, caucuses, entertainments, and updates on local families and committees.
Local brief items include a new janitor for the Concord drum corps John Flannery. notices on bargains at the remnant store at the Junction. a sermon by Rev Charles T Billings in Hingham. Acton Historical Society meeting Feb 22 at Augustine Hosmer’s on School street. obituary for Wm H Handley aged 54, a veteran and G A R member. Baldwin's advert offers replating old spoons and forks at half price.
Sudbury closes its winter term this week as town meetings loom. A severe pneumonia illness afflicted Mrs. George Parmenter at home. Rev. Seaman to preach in North Sudbury schoolhouse March 4. Memorial church hosting exchanges with Rev. Blanchard of Maynard. The Sudbury brass band member Henry M. Jones died suddenly from heart neuralgia. funeral held Thursday. Professor Barton of MIT lectured on Hawaii with stereopticon at the town hall. C. W. Sanford advertising. youths warned about missing school days. Judge Merwin’s piece on horse spoiling recalled. Frigid Saturday morning dipped below zero. The town year ends soon. possible changes in town officers. Trinitarian pastor to speak to youth. Sunday school to attend. Col. Barrett joined Gov. Greenhalge at a College Club reception. Sanford’s sale of Conant estate clarified. Trinitarian church to ordain Ole O. Thorpe as pastor of Scandinavian Concord church March 1. Concord fife drum bugle corps reorganized with 20 members. first appearance planned April 19. Lent devotions at St Bernard’s Thursday evenings. Fr. Moriarty and visiting clergymen to preach. Snowball incidents blamed on youth. warnings issued to avoid trouble. Washington and Lincoln birth months honored with special Trinitarian services next Sunday. Gen. A. Tewksbury to preach on Washington. Lincoln concert to follow. Harvey Wheeler promotes 7 percent cumulative preferred stocks. Boston Harness Co. office in Concord Junction.
The notice urges submissions to reach the publication office by Tuesday night to ensure insertion in the same week. It warns that earlier receipt avoids condensation or delay and lists C. H. Persons in Riverside block and J.B. Deane's in Loewe's block as drop-off points for news advertisements or subscriptions.
Submissions must reach the office by Tuesday to appear in the next issue. Advertisers and readers may leave material and subscriptions with T. PF. Newton.
Notices state advertising matter and subscriptions may be left at H. L. Whitcomb's bookstore or at the post office. The notice specifies where readers can submit advertisements and subscription details.
An advertisement offers Dr King's New Discovery for coughs colds and lung throat and chest troubles with a money back guarantee after a fair trial if no benefit is seen. Trial bottles are free at B F Johnson Son Drug Store Maynard and J C Friend Concord with large sizes priced at 50 cents and 1.00.
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