08 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1902
Page
1
All material must reach the office by Tuesday night to be included in the current week. Early delivery avoids condensation or delay and ads may be left with F B E Sanderson Riverside block or subscriptions at B J Coughlin's news room.
Maynard reports Mrs William Clark critically ill. Looms being set up at the new mill. Helen Pettigrew assists at Assabet mills office. Annie Coffey of Boxboro guests of Susie McGrail. Elmer Stuckett returns to Albany. Helen Veitch acts as librarian during absence. Shafting break at Knowles’s mill halts work for the day. St Bridget’s temperance team wins 13 to 3. Lone chapter O E S installs officers. Boys Orchestra performs. Catholic Union board meets with Hannah Sweeney. Annie Keegan to edit February paper. William Kelley to edit January. Concord Junction crossing hearing continues. railroad officials present. Selectmen favor petition. advisory by board. Loyal Assabet council M A concert slated with diverse soloists and ensembles from Maynard and Boston.
The Scotch tea under the auspices of the local WC T UL will be held at Music hall and Banquet rooms January 23 to commemorate Robert Burns 143rd birth anniversary. Menu includes oat meal pancakes scones kale and Scotch meats. George H Blut will play bagpipes Maud H Benjamin will read Alexander Pettigrew will interpret Burns poems a Scotch girl from Boston to perform Highland fling and hornpipe.
We express gratitude to all who showed sympathy through kindness or contributions of flowers during the long illness of our late husband and son and for the tokens of respect at his funeral. Grace Henderson Edward Henderson.
Regular meeting of Hawthorne chapter O E S held Wednesday evening January 8. Notes on members' travels and new home moves, a New Year’s dance success, and a reformatory event are reported alongside lodge officer installations and a banquet with oyster supper.
George H. Hopkins installs electric lights in his Main Street store. Miss Jane Hallet and Charles N. Miner wed in Brookline on January 1. Five new members join the Trinitarian church. Old Concord post 180 G A R installs officers. A reception given by Dr. and Mrs. Prescott honors Mr. and Mrs. Blaisdell of Yuma. Community notes on births anniversaries and club activities.
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