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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1891

Page

1

MaxiLpono Faipay Mean ias annual price list

The Enterprise lists a price of 100 per year or six months 6500 and three months abe including postage payable in advance. It notes delivery across Hudson Marlboro Maynard Concord Acton Sudbury Stow Northboro Southboro and Berlin with principal offices in Chase's Block Hudson 129 Main St Marlboro Maynard Block Main St Maynard.

Abe Hudson Marlboro Maynard Concord Acton Sudbury Stow Chase Wood Square Hudson No Main St

Advertising Rates and Notice Supplies in Local Column

Rates shown for single ads at 750 plus 25c per extra line. Advertisers receive five-line cards per year with a copy of notices in local column at 10 cents per line per insertion. Short ads for wants lost found and similar items run for one week or two weeks as space allows, with prompt service guaranteed.

Cae Eee Icsinsis

Maynard’s Block Enterprise Office Open for Print Work

The Enterprise office in Maynard's block remains open each afternoon to handle job printing advertising and other business with prompt service. News items are welcome for inclusion.

Maynard’s Block

Maynard News Highlights Local Events And Obituaries

The I. S. M. Club met Wednesday evening with David Hennessey. A daughter was born to Mrs. Adelbert Martin last week. Water rate payments due Jan 1. Various orchestras perform in Saxonville and Saxon on upcoming dates. jurymen drawn include George Flood J K Harriman Daniel Elliot. Mrs John Weilerscheid dies. funeral to Worcester. John Brunnel dies at MGH after illness. Notices warn against polluting White Pond water. Harry Kelly funeral held in Sudbury. Weavers take sleigh rides to South Framingham and Hudson with dances by invitation. Reverend D H Brewer lectures on travels in Britain and continent. James B Lord retires as N G of Maynard Lodge I C O F presented with jewels as emblem of esteem.

Maynard David Hennessey Nce Adelbert Artin Arrell Saxone W. W. Oliver Northboro Woods Saxonville Robert Wilson William Cullen Brighton Road King’s Sons and Daughters Congregational Church M. E. Society Charles Maynard George Flood J. K. Harriman Daniel Elliot John Weilerscheid River Street Worcester John Brunnel Massachusetts General Hospital White Pond Harry Kelly Sudbury Boston & Maine R. R Boston D. H. Brewer Knowles Weavers South Framingham New Mill Hudson Hudson House Cole Riverside Hall Great Britain N. G Maynard Lodge James B. Lord

Election and Installation of Local Fraternal Bodies

The article reports installations and officer elections for Maynard Lodge No. 181 I O O F Nashoba Tribe No. 70 and Maynard Hose Company No. 1 plus Magdalene Chapter O E S. New lodge meetings begin Sundays at 2 PM in a church basement with forty members. Notable officers named include J R Crowley as president and J Mullen as treasurer.

Acton News Roundup from L. A. L. Baldwin Area

The town notes funerals and local visits, with George C. Conant returning from Nictaux Falls to claim mining success. John Temple claims foxes, Mrs. Lottie Flagg hosts fundraising, and Rev. James Fletcher preaches on community influence. Installations of local societies, church events, and temperance activities fill the week.

L. ©. Baldwin Ville New York J. A. Houston Geo. C. Conant Nictaux Falls John Temple John Mr. McGreen Acton Chapel Lottie Flaggast James Fletcher Col W. E. Faulkner James McGreen Bellows Vermont

Ice house filled at North Sudbury by South Sudbury firm

South Sudbury firm Brigham & Co reports completion of a new ice house in North Sudbury containing about five hundred tons of ice. The piece notes rapid progress on David Marshall's new house and the church's memorial windows for Miss Mary Wheeler Mrs M D Hurlbut and Deacon Emory Hunt. The 8 T U met with president Mrs A S Goodnow on Jan 8 with officers largely unchanged.

D.B. Fairbanks Mary Wheeler M. D. Hurlbut Emory Hunt A. 8. Goodnow

Concord News Ledger Highlights Local Arrivals and Events

Read of arrivals Sergius Stepniak Henry Stillwell and G H Dorsey. Benificent Society re elects Mrs Lothrop as vice president. Lectures on The Planets by Dr Bacon. Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance annual meeting notes losses under thirty thousand dollars. Leffingwell collection auction fetches $150 for Rev Peter Bulkeley manuscript. U S cruiser Concord trials planned near City Island. Funeral of Judge Devens attended by Hoar family and others. Pension bill introduced in House with wide support. Weather and sidewalk hazards after thaw and freeze. Local notices include post advertisements and club activities.

Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company Board of Directors Leffingwell Boston Peter Bulkeley Concord Bulkeley America E. BR. Hoar Charles Devens George J. Penniman Brooks Fitchburg Black & Harrington Concord Choral Club Lexington Massachusetts General Devens Elijah Wood Walcott John Stone Daniel Sullivan L. D. Stevens W. M. Reed Rogers & Mandago G. W. Patterson Fred A. Mansfield Chas Judge H. C. Herring Richard Grizz Frank Farrell Chas. Dean Dole & Fogg D. Conant Concord Post M. L. Hatch V. C M. Li. Hatch Geo. F. Hall Adjt Asa Jacobs Q. M Waldoba Ign Sur Eo. G Chap Corus Saninabe O. D Andrew R. Maker O. G Geo. B. Stager Lewis H. Geo H. Maker Calebr. Wheeler

Military Ball Plans Amid Club Reorganization

The executive committee met to review the treasury and finances, reporting a favorable condition. Elections for first lieutenant and other vacancies are expected next week. A membership influx may force a waiting list as the military ball on February 6 approaches, with renewed effort to make it the most successful yet in town.

Close Call on Fitchburg Line Trains Ends with Fall

Hon George Heywood attempted to board the 7 am Fitchburg road train last Friday. He lost his footing while the train was in motion but gripped the hand rail and held on, escaping a more serious injury.

George Heywood Fitchburg Road

Also Mentioned on This Page

MaxiLpono Faipay Meanias Middlesex County Southboro Berlin Worcester County Thanes D. D David Ball W. W. Curtis A. D. Holt C. E. Crowley W. G. Morris Nashoba William H. Maynard Richard Parmenter Thomas C. Denniston John Coulter, Sr Forest Stephen Eich Frank Whitney George Morris George Carmichael Harry Parker Henry,Mason George Whitney Herbert Fowler Samuel Jones, Jr Maynard Hose Company No. 1 Y. Raynor S. A. Sawyer Harvey Maynard E. Garlick E. Ferrin Charles Roberts James Claflin George Lovell Thomas Sweeney Fred Cahill Peter Riverlan A. McIntyre John Dacey Joseph Smith Charles Brooks Magdalene Order of the Eastern Star Stoneham Thomas Deane Louise Long Lottie Connor Matilda D. Fix F. O. Jones Lida Hart Laura Crossley Maggie Deane Ada Lizzie Wilson Rath Jennie B. Salisbury Esther Jennie Deane Martha Nancy Haynes Electa Abbie Clements Annie Whitehead T. A. Jones P. G. M. Huntress Brussels South Acton L. A. Hiseltine Wood Christopher Wren St. Paul’s Cathedral Christ South Aucton Local Baldwin's O. F West Acton Raymond Dodge Williams College the Baptist Church Gracie Tuttle Lowell The Baptist Church Mary J. Davis Baptist Choir Clarence V. Twitchell Atwood Company Geneva N. Y Ernest Bartlett Woburn Dr. Dodge Herman Parker Hattie Davis Queen Katharine Fannie Fetherbee Knights of the Roundable Emma Hall Queen Victoris Canterbury Chaucer Esther Logan Bath G. A. i Mre M. E. Knowles W. A. Stevens Malden Hudson Camp William A. Wilde Wales Cora Trask Beverly Carrie Bagley E. C. Hall Grace A. Richardson Berti ‘Ardner Littlefield's Littlefield’s Littlefields’s Geo. A. Conant H. L. Whitcomb South Sudbury Sergius Stepniak St. Petersburg Russia Henry C. Stillwell, Esq G. H. Dorsey Dayton Ohio Daniel Lothrop Benificent Society New England Conservatory of Music Bacon Beloit Wis Reformatory U. S Brooklyn City Island Naval Board Faulkner’s Island Long Island Sound Wm. W. Wheildon Bunker Hill Monument Association E. R. Hoar Samuel Hoar Geo. F. Hoar Rockwood Hoar Judge Devens Trinity Church Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States Devens Senator Hoar Devens and Hoar Sherman Hoar Washington Nathaniel P. Banks Waltham House Greenhalge Hoar Pension Committee Senate Mr. Hoar Gen. Banks Sudbury Road Elizabeth Ball Frank B.sanborn Boston Daily Advertiser
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