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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1900

Page

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Notice on timely submission for same week publication

All matter must reach the office of publication hot later than Tuesday night in order to secure insertion of the issue of the same week. An earlier receipt will insure against condensation or delay of articles. News Advertisements or Subscriptions may be left with C. H. Persons Riverside block and Subscriptions at J. B. Deane's Loewe's block.

C. H. Persons Riverside J. B. Deane’s Loewe’s H. L. Whitcomb

Memorial Debates Hint at Transvaal Conflict Views

Maynard Jas Coughlin resigns Maple House post. Henry Newcomb succeeds. Marlboro guests of Mr and Mrs Austin Howe. About 20 Summer Hill lodge members to Concord for Harmony lodge talk. Arbor Vita club vs Young Men's Sunday Night club debate sides decided. negative chosen on Transvaal conflict. George W Jones to sing at Congregational church chapel. Debaters prepare to use Webster and famed Daniel. literary powers challenged.

Jas. Coughlin Maple House Henry Newcomb Austin B. Howe Marlboro Robi. W. Carter Brooks, St Summer Hill Lodge Concord Harmony Lodge Arbor Vita Club Young Men's Sunday Night Club Transvaal George W. Jones Falmouth eut-Webster Daniel

Grand Arcanum meeting unites several councils in Masonic hall

A grand union meeting of Acton Concord Musketaquid Goodman Rockbottom councils with Assabet Maynard was held in Masonic hall. Two hundred invitations were issued. 60 members and 65 guests attended after an 8:15 pm start. Notable addresses by Boston leaders followed musical entertainment by Lawton orchestra.

Acton Concord Musketaquid Goodman Rockbottom Assabet Maynard Masonic Hall Samuel Lawton Lawton George Bert’ Lawton John Vietch Grand Council Boston C. E. Stumche Dorchester Daniel Bickford Walnut Hill Das.f. Wise Roxbury T. P. Tierney Somerville Wm. L. Kelt Royal Arcanum

Concord News Highlights Local Notices and Installations

Mrs R R Grant improves as Alonzo Joy stays same. Miss Carter and Miss Day visit. A turkey supper draws townsfolk. Officer Wright to occupy Tolman house in Riverside Park. Advertised letters listed. Club plots a masquerade ball. Ill child of Mr Ryan serious with grippe bronchitis pleurisy. Capt Barrett relapse in Lynn. Mrs Prendergast family back from Boston. G A R installation at West Acton. Truant school address trip around the world in the Swatara. Concord councils visit Musketaquid council for installation. February entertainment planned by local society. Hawthorne chapter installs February committee, Mrs Chapin obituary, Mrs Greene dies. Funeral at Commonwealth Ave and Marblehead. Currier and others speak at D D G R installation. oyster supper follows. Regent Judkins thanks retiring Regent Hatch with jewel.

Berut Anderson Fred A. Buffum J. D. Laprise Thomas Murray Eva Harris J Ryan Hawthorne Chapter O. E S. Fannie Chapin Walter A. Curriner Maynard Concord Council R. A Harold J. Judkins Charles 8. Russell Daniel A. Lakin John B. Studley E. H. Hatch Treas Frank H. Rideout Fred W. Gale James Nagle Daniel A. Nagle Reno Ball Geo. W. Ball D. D. G. R. Currier Messrs. Garfield Lawton and Sullivan Assabet Council Phelan Acton Hopkins Musketaquid Studley Hart Ball Hatch Campbell Ride

Concord Electric Roads Debated for Town Entry

Town faces three rival electric railway bids. Waltham Ayer and Pepperell seek Main St access but are barred by charter limits. Lexington and Boston routes target Bedford Street to the Square. Hudson Maynard and Concord offer to build or partner. Restrictions debated, costs proposed, and local officials consider routes and service terms.

Waltham, Ayer Pepperell Lexington Boston Hudson Maynard Concord Waltham, Ayer and Main St Walden River Sts Lexington and Boston Bedford Square Maynard and Concord Selectmen F. A. Houston Boundary Waltham, Ayers and Pepperell Erastus 2 Smith Lexington St Main Sudbury Thoreau Reformatory Acton Littleton Lincoln General Electric Company Lexington and Bedford St the Square

Notice for timely insertion of articles and submissions

Instructions request submissions by Tuesday night to appear in the same week issue. Early receipts avoid condensation or delay. Advertising material and subscriptions may be left at H. L. Whitcomb's bookstore or at the post office.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Main Street J. ©. Friend Concord, Mass Hollis S. Howe Concord Mass Friend's Block Delee Delee's Pharmacy Nason St Adelbert Fernald, D Harvard University Richardson’s Drug Store Mass the Bretagne Massachusetts Ave Cor Tremont St R. T. Moffat Arthur E. Walker Maynard Fire Insurance Agency P. O. Box Parker St Maynard, Mass C. H. Whitney Concord Jet Jas. McGreen Marlboro Dye House South Aston, Mass Rex Santa Clara Valley Alfred T. Haynes P. S Riverside Block C. D. Holmes Tuttle & Newton South Acton VIAL Delaware & Hudson Litchfield E. J. Alley West End Concord Junction Harvard Veterinary School Heywood’s Old Bird Farm Royatz Arcanum Festival R. R. Grant Alonzo Joy Emily Carter Medford Minnie Day Groveland Herbert L. Greene West Acton Marshall E. Wright Instructor Tolman Riverside Park Daniel Barrett Lynn D. D. G. M. Geo. V. Bale and Suite Isaac Davis Johnson Worcester Truant School Swatara Musketaquid Council Mary A. Greene Charles L. Crosman Commonwealth Av J W. W. Campbell Marblehead Concord Electric Roads
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