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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1904
Page
4
Maynard church and RCA report activity for the period. The Congregational church plans a forthcoming event while RCA notes a business total of 66.00 and a semiannual dividend of 8. Town Treasurer George H. Gutteridge records 191.30 as the town’s share of taxes collected in the last three months.
Fragmentary OCR yields a disjointed headline and scattered words. The readable parts indicate a score or sports item with names or teams missing, offering no clear action or outcome to summarize.
Alphonse Lafleur on sick list and Albert Goulet returning from a trip. Mrs. Joseph Lariviere back from Montreal visit. Frank Fearns of Maynard visited Marlboro friends Sunday. Mrs. R. M. Pratt of Clinton visited relatives Friday. Daniel Burns of Milford guest of E. A. Gauthier Friday. Mrs. Bertha Tower of Windsor Vermont visiting relatives on Maple Street. Howe's box mill cuts hours to nine. New sign above Treacy Bros. Lake Williams Ice Co. harvested ice all day Sunday. Oxford workers to join Main Street factory next week. John P. Mullen welcomed a son recently. Mrs. H. A. Spalding of Somerville visiting the Beaudry home. Residents attend Companions of the Forest dance in Westboro Friday night.
The notice states the schedule for the fair in Stow has not yet been fixed and the exact date will be decided at a later time.
Acton Centre lists a sale conducted by Mrs. Otis H. Forbush auctioneer. It takes place on Thursday January 15 at 2 30 p m at Wayland. Items include two horses two hundred sixty hens and other stock.
The community notes a Great clothing sale at the Boston Clothing Co. Mrs Ja in Detroit and F R Knowlton with wife plan winter departures. Several residents like Sena Teun aan Mae bent and Mae remain sick but recovering at home. The Ladies Benevolent Society meets Thursday afternoon with a social to follow.
The Littlefield's store in West Acton listed Washburn-Crosby Gold Medal flour at 5.75 dollars per barrel. Local shoppers noted the price amid steady supplies of refined flour.
Daily output at the Frye plant reaches six thousand pairs of shoes in November. Tremont Jr. Patrick Manning’s son suffers a dog bite from a dog owned by Daniel Conneley. Miss Jessie Hanson remains partially recovered from appendix surgery at Baptist hospital in Boston. Fraternal groups Sons of Veterans and Daughters of Veterans plan a joint officer installation Friday. Park Street resident B G Gideon attended the funeral of aunt Mrs Rebecca Gibson at Brookfield. Alfred L Howe of Allen Court ill with diphtheria. Infant death noted at ten months and twenty two days. H W Estabrook recovering well after appendicitis operation performed Friday.
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