03 Jan 1895
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1895
Page
1
An early receipt may prevent condensation or delay of articles. News advertisements or subscriptions may be left with A. R. Currie in Maynard block and J. B. Deane's Loewe's block utilities.
Tuesday marks school start and community weddings two planned in St eve. local fire near Sudbury. harvesters store ice for L Maynard. Nellie Henderson returns to Hamilton school. Christian Endeavor and whist club meet to ring in the new year. Mrs. Clemente dies. Bert Bemis remembered. American Benefit society forms with officers. raid yields lager beer. cantata A Day In the Woods staged by St Bridget’s children. Alabama Coons praised. Fr Crowe lauded for child training.
A brief card expresses heartfelt thanks for kind words and support during illness. The author notes gratitude for gestures and empathy received from friends and neighbors.
Noble Lyman Clark, eight, son of L W Clark, died after illness and a mistake with medicine. He drank contents from a tumbler believing it water. vomiting followed and death occurred at midnight. Acute tonsillitis suspected as a contributing cause. he was a beloved child remembered with flowers. burial Sunday.
The family thanks the Loyal Legion the tittle boys on the hill and the little girle on the hill and other friends who sent flowers and spoke tender sympathy on the death of Noble Lyman Clark. They say the sorrow is alleviated by love, sympathy, and the knowledge he is at rest in sheltering arms. They again express appreciation and sincere thanks.
Leighton offers picture framing at residence Nason street second door above the school house. Oysters at Providence Rivers priced 30 cents a quart and Norfolks 22 cents a quart at Central market. Goods offered at reduced prices for a short time at Cleary Williams store.
Notice to submit all content by Tuesday night to appear in the week’s issue. Early receipts prevent delays and condensation. Advertising, news, and subscriptions may be left with A. I. Noyes at the post office.
Acton Centre reports Wn Jennings and Mea Newcomb on the sick-list. Letters to Rath El Leighton Mies C Drew. Dr Stedman of Canton visited this week. Mr and Mrs W V Norton guests of Mrs Joseph Reed. Mr Farmer of California guest of Mies Wright last week. Miss Edyth Flagg home for a short visit over the holidays. Delegation from the centre attended a turkey supper in South Acton Monday evening. Re John Kingsley and Geo Tuttle of No Christmas at their re-
Geo S Keyes returns from New York with items about Miss Allee Myers of Lowell and Miss Susie Emmett. The class of ’93 plans a reunion and dinner at the Thoreau House with Mrs Geo M Brooke as guest. Community events include Christmas trees, dances in the town hall, and church lectures as local residents attend visits, box shipments to missions, and holiday gatherings.
Investor note from Harvey Wheeler outlines a seven percent cumulative preferred issue. The document mentions a Pleat Office in Boston and a residence.
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