01 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1902
Page
1
All matter must reach the office of publication not later than Tuesday night to secure insertion in the same week. Early receipts help avoid condensation or delay. News and advertisements may be left with F. E. Sanderson at Rivermile block and subscriptions at PF J Coughlin's news room.
Samuel Lawton to return to Maynard for work. Dahl ill at home on Concord Street. Brook's block to house a new tailoring shop. Jury duty drawn for Benjamin Johnson and Charles Cheney. Miss Neilie Sullivan of Waltham visits. Forthcoming revival services in local churches. Magdalene Chapter O E S to install officers. Various social gatherings and Christmas visits noted. Schools reopen January 6 after holidays. Reformatory events and charity entertainments listed. Royal Arcanum and I O O F activities with memorials and installations. Continuous local notices about residents, events, and church services.
William Scully hosted friends last night at his Summit Street residence. Vocal solos by Rose Hannon William Morrison William Scully Charles McGill Lewis Hannon Matthew Campbell and Charles Smith complemented by piano pieces from Katie Sweeney Hattie Owens and Charles McGill. Refreshments followed with attendees including Hattie Owens Margaret Keegan Katie Sweeney Tessie Owens Rose Hannon May Smith Margaret Owens Annie Keegan Elsie Greenwood Esther Claflin William Morrison John Keegan Tom Smith Charles Bigelow Matthew Comrrelb Joseph Connors Louis Hannon Patrick Murphy and Charles Smith.
The undersigned reports a lost pocketbook containing money and demands its return by Saturday December 21 or face prosecution. The holder is identified as the party believed to be in possession of the item.
In Concord an accidental rifle discharge on Tuesday afternoon wounded James Craig, 12, the son of a police officer, by Frank Miner 16. They were playing soldier during maneuvers when the gun discharged. Craig was taken to Boston hospital where his condition was reported as not dangerous.
George Keyes and Miss Jeannie Richardson spend holidays in New York while Concord schools reopen next Monday after the break. William Rand returns from a two week southern trip. Tom Prendergast visits town for Christmas then heads to Providence. A cotillion party at the town hall is a success with pretty German figures and named matrons and guests. Mrs Rebecca B Kirby, wife of Dr N H Kirby, dies at 37 after illness. funeral held at parental home with Rev Loren B McDonald officiating. The town’s telephone office is being moved causing much work as lines are changed. Sedcoe post office updates include central office equipment, increased storage and operable space improvements.
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