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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1901
Page
1
The office must receive all matter by Thessay pylet to appear in the same week. Early submissions prevent condensation or delay. News, advertisements or subseptions may be left with C. H. Persons Riverside block or subscriptions at B. J Coughlin's news room.
Maynard social items include Mrs George N Salisbury hosting a ladies whist afternoon. Reminder of the South Acton rummage sale January 11 and 12. Elig N Cook travels to Keene NH for Colony mills finishing room. Miss Margaret Brown from Natick visits Miss Annie Burke. Catholic Union board meets at J J Hilertys. Auction sale of a milk route and Vose farm in Maynard noted. Hazel Crowley breaks arm during Friday play. Dr Rich orders Mass hospital transfer. First M E church lecture January 16 on Our Navy and How It Won by Chaplain George Crawford.
Samuel King died of apoplexy at his Brooks Street residence on Tuesday morning after a brief illness. Born in South Boston on August 2, 1847, he moved to Sudbury at 17 and spent 36 years at the powder mills. Survived by his widow and two sons John and Clifford, funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at his home.
In Music hall last Saturday the Maynards defeated the Everetts 19 to 4. Allie Knox starred with two from the sides, Punch added five baskets, Park and Galbraith contributed on free throws and field goals. Attendance reached 310. Referee M Leonard, timer Roy Archer, scorer A Currier.
Boston resident Miss Wilson visits Mr and Mrs Frank C Ring in Concord while Miss Mary B Lane and Miss Grace Jordan also spend holidays with local families.
The Concord National Bank held its annual meeting on Tuesday electing E. C. Damon as president and naming Prescott Keyes, William Wheeler, C. E. Brown, and R. F. Barrett as directors. Also listed are published letters to a long roster of individuals including J. A. Belknap, F. E. Billing, Alex Chisham, Ambrose Crummer, A. D. Dudley, and others.
Police nabbed two boys inside the Fitchburg station hose house after they allegedly damaged equipment. They splashed white polish on surfaces, spilled kerosene on chairs and the hose carriage, and broke lanterns. Officials warn punishment and post warnings to deter intruders.
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