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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1904
Page
4
The Marlboro Enterprise announces subscription prices and office details for Marlboro Massachusetts, listing rates for year and smaller periods and advertising charges. Includes manager name 7 Wilder and a note about a meeting on March 15, 1908 under Congress of March 9, 1879.
The Independent bowling team lost by 46 pins last night. Crescents were two men short with substitutes Sheridan of St. Bridget’s and the Hon Edward.
The Sudbury public schools reopen while Miss Sarah Lee rests at Carney Hospital in Boston. A New Year social gathering occurred at the O Fomen church vestry sponsored by the Woman's All group amid a stormy weekend. A call to Memorial church seeks Pastor Rev Frederick B Fourneven and location details are noted.
Mildred Holland praises a tightly paced melodrama with action over long dialogue. The production draws crowds with a mob scene and strong performances by Rita O Neill, A S Lupman, and George, projecting it as a successful venture and likely to win.
A Chicago city council fire safety inquiry reports most theatres never open and skylights at the Iroquois Theatre were blocked by wiring to prevent opening. Four Fuller Construction workers and a mason are arrested after alleged involvement with the obstruction and prior fire damage.
Fred Dalton of 126 Liberty street is on the sick list Edward Gately of Ringold senior visits Fitchburg Emeline Scott left Friday for a short visit at New Britain Connecticut The American Beauty show did not appear at the theatre Saturday The Hungry Eight contemplate purchasing per se P Hurley has begun work on Ashland diary James L Lafleur of Worcester visits James OConnell of Maple Boston Armstrong returned Saturday from a vacation Cher Mrs B W Belcher of Pleasant street left for New York City for a short stay
Miss Annie O Malley is sick at nape on Eenot. The Prescott building stores have been repainted and improved. The Hudson National bank stockholders meet on the 12th. Sleigh rides for schools postponed due to storm. Fr Doran and Fr Cusack preach at 7 30. Rufus Hurlburt named gas inspector for fires. Miss Georgianna Charron fainted near Woodbury building and was taken home. Town officials and residents attend church, school, and social events.
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