Enterprine Subscriptions Sought for A. A. Wheeler
The notice invites all patrons to settle accounts and requests subscriptions for the Enterprine with A. A. Wheeler. It asks for prompt attention and thanks readers in advance for their cooperation.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1893
Page
8
The notice invites all patrons to settle accounts and requests subscriptions for the Enterprine with A. A. Wheeler. It asks for prompt attention and thanks readers in advance for their cooperation.
A Sunday Universalist sermon for young men advocates industry and virtue. Local items include a cold spell with snow delays and horses, a Nashua barber closing shop here, a masquerade ball with 77 tickets, funeral services for Mrs. Corliss in Marlboro, a horse causing a buggy mishap, and local shop ads including Nelson J. Cole’s.
Marshall Cushing prepared to publish a 600 page illustrated volume on the U S postal system. The book, issued by A M Thayer NX Co Boston, covers ocean and rail service pony express and city post office life with practical informative aim. A winter snowstorm on Saturday covered the Assabet landscape with deep snow.
Advertisement notes a New Home Sewing Machine available on Tremont Street Boston and states agents are wanted to handle sales and inquiries.
The entry notes receivers appointed to steer firms, triggering nervous trading and a market wide scare. Investors monitor sector leaders and assess potential liquidity issues as confidence wavers amid corporate restructuring and unresolved debt.
Philadelphia reports a court crisis as Judge Dellas appoints receivers for Reading properties. Ex Senator Thomas C. Platt of New York seeks repayment on third preference bonds, prompting suspicions of insolvency and prompting the court to order continued operation under receivers.
The piece notes a 19th century pattern of childless presidents and details Washington family ties through Martha Custis, John Parke Custis, Eleanor Parke Custis and Arlington estate history. It also records that 27 of 4652 mercantile marine candidates were rejected for color blindness.
Dinner and supper will be served in lower Town hall on town meeting day. A radical change in an area of a shoe factory is being considered and likely to be implemented in spring. Liewllyn D. Light, moved to Grafton fifteen months ago, has returned and will build a house on Rutland street. Mr Light’s family stay at R A Derby’s while furniture arrives. Mr Williams writes from Orlando praising Florida gardens and warm weather. He is at work in Orlando and mentions orange trees surviving the cold.
In Marlboro on February 10 a son weighing 10 pounds was born to Mrs. Marshall P. Dalrymple. On February 11 a son was born to Mrs. Clarence Brigham. On February 17 a son was born to Mrs. John LeBleu.
In Marlboro on February 17 through 19 the community mourns multiple deaths including Lauretta A Maynard age 51 wife of Amory T Maynard, John P Goggin age 18 years 11 months, Mrs John LeBleu age 33 years 9 months, Delima Durand age 40, and Mary Kellien age 18.
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