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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1898
Page
8
All material must arrive by Tuesday night to appear in the same week's issue. Early submission avoids condensation or delay. News and advertising items and subscriptions may be left with T. F. Newton.
A large Y M C A group traveled to Ayer for the Christian Endeavor convention. Raymond Tuttle began duties at Remington bicycle rooms in Boston. Grace Tuttle reopened her millinery rooms and nears health recovery. Several local incidents include a death by steam inhalation at North Leominster and minor injuries in a hay wagon accident. The Washington supper drew nearly 2000 attendees with speeches by Kimball Buxton Copping and Dusseault.
West Acton notes H A Littlefield recovering and the coveralls shop idle earlier in the week. Miss N W Knowlton closes Lowell business. Local trips include Geo Wheeler and wife with Mrs Parker, and Edgar and Mrs Hall visiting Hyde Park. Baptist society to discuss church renovations Thursday. G A R and W R C hold social hour after meeting. D H Hall recounts Twenty sixth Massachusetts. Pension examiner board formed in Waltham with J Hutchins as president and L A McCollister as secretary. Universalist parish supper and entertainment praised with music tableaux and Miss Jacoboski readings. Otis H Forbush to auction Mrs Hammond estate February 26 at 12 30 p m with farming tools, stock, hay, grain and household goods sale cash only. Farm private sale offers good fruit and grass, one mile from Centre and 115 miles from West Acton station.
Boots shoes and rubbers neatly repaired by J. Carter advertised for South Acton locals in a concise storefront notice.
A black and tan hound bearing the name J G Lothrop on its collar is found and the finder will receive a reward by returning the dog to Fred Tuttle of South Acton.
Congregational church led by Rev. W. R. Buxton with services at 10 30 a m Sunday school 11 45 a m Y P S C E 6 15 p m and prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m First Universalist church South Acton Mass led by Rev. Wm F Dusseault with morning service 10 30 a m Sunday school 11 45 a m Y P C U meeting 7 p m Pews are free to all.
A personally conducted tour to Philadelphia and Washington via Fitchburg R R departs April 1 with all expenses included for 25 dollars. Full itinerary and details available from Jf R Watson general passenger agent Boston Mass.
The coasting schooner Mollie Phillips captained by John Nutter of Millbridge Maine was struck and sunk by an unknown schooner four miles southeast of Baker's Island. Nutter and his brother escaped in a small boat to Baker's Island and landed around 1 am Sunday. The vessel, built at Millbridge twelve years ago, measured 41 tons net and carried granite from Rockport to Cambridgeport. Owned by M C Wallace of Millbridge.
In Salem Pawtucket area 10 to 6 over Salem. Fall River Providence 12 to 6. New Haven Waterbury 11 to 5. Meriden New Britain 5 to 4. Hartford Wallingford 7 to 2.
Bucklens Arnica Salve marketed as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions claims a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by B F Johnson Son Maynard and Jno C Friend Concord druggists.
Miss M. A. Armstrong opens a new line of collars and cuffs in silk and mull ties with wrap presses latest patterns. A fresh stationery assortment with all the newest designs is also featured for local shoppers.
Twenty tons of good stock hay offered for sale at reasonable prices by F. R. Knowlton of West Acton Massachusetts.
A compact survey traces flowers as symbols through European monarchies from the Plantagenets to the French empire. It notes roses and lilies in historic conflicts and royal rituals, Eugenie’s bridal wear, and the Empress’s tributes, alongside a Latin myth of Ianthis turning into a violet and hiding from the sun.
An order aims to secure insertion in the same week issue with an earlier receipt to prevent condensation or delay of articles. News advertising material and subscriptions may be left with A. L Noyes at the post office.
Otis H Forbush of Acton Centre Massachusetts reports a telephone in his house. Residents may call by telling Concord Massachusetts they wish to talk with him on the private line, switch located at Whitney's drug store in Concord Junction.
Col Parsons served with the 148th New York during the Civil War. He endured 72 days and nights under fire at Petersburg in 1864 and commanded at Hatcher's Run where his men captured many prisoners and officers. He was cited over 20 times for dangerous service and stood within 20 feet of Grant and Lee at Appomattox, fighting in more than 20 battles.
The Sudbury Methodists held a full dedication service for their enlarged church with Rev Bates of Bromfield Street Boston delivering the dedicatory sermon and Rev Eaton of Cambridge presiding. Unitarian Rev Heyser and Congregationalist Rev Rouse read scripture and psalm with music by local ministers and a new pipe organ donated by Clara J. Hunt.
The Pennsylvania R R offers a personally conducted tour to Washington on April 1 by a special train of Wagner palace cars via the Fitchburg R R. The appeal targets New England school teachers with a $25 rate and Easter vacation as the travel window. J R Watson, General Passenger, Fitchburg R R, will send itineraries on request.
A personally conducted excursion to Washington on April 1 is offered by the Fitchburg and Pennsylvania Railroads with all expenses included. Prospective travelers can obtain the itinerary by writing J. R. Watson at F. R. R. in Boston, Massachusetts.
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