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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1905
Page
1
Community notes report visits and guests from Billerica Hudson and Marlboro, several residents changing jobs at Assabet mills, Harriman's laundry, and local stores. The Civic club hosts John H. Casey with entertainment by J. W. Maynard. Water warnings urge residents to shut off and drain faucets.
Concord Junction notes show Charles Noll visiting Boston and George Guilford in town from West Acton. Irving A. Blossom visits Roxbury relatives. Keystone lighting system by Snow & Noll with John M. Keyes. Boys' orchestra to play for Maynard Manchester Unity event on Wednesday night. W. C. Robbins begins filling reformatory ice house. ice quality praised. Dr M D Kneeland speaks at Union church. Ladies Afternoon Whist Club meets at Mrs K L McKenzie’s. Pred A Waite ranks fifth in Amherst freshman class with 762. George Berry back from Springfield cancer treatment. Officer Frank H. Watson attends Boston YMCA Automobile class. K L McKenzie wins whist prize. Mrs W I secures consolation. District police rule bars theatre until asbestos curtain and rear fire escapes. Cantata Daniel at Cooperative hall Maynard on Wednesday evening with 60-voice chorus. Mrs J R Brown dies after consumption. funeral Monday in Maynard. Two young men miss last Maynard car after South Acton party. neighbors assist by telephone. Lyceum course finale features MIT Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs to large audience.
Skating on the Concord river is reported good and a branch of the A O H may form in town. Mrs Edward Hall is slowly improving after a lengthy illness. Miss Madge Hagerty and Helen Cull visited relatives Sunday. C N Miner begins work on George Keyes new house on Lowell road. Edward Thorp from Black Hall Academy is in town briefly. Michael J Dee suffered a severe grip and was bedbound last week. The thaw and cold snap turned the playground into a skating rink. Charles Craig took civil service exams for Panama Canal engineer. Lester Tompkins exhibited poultry at Mechanics Building in Boston. A large turnout at the Christian Scientists meeting in Masonic Hall. The Young People’s C E sociable was held at Trinitarian church. Prescott Keyes was seen speeding in town Sunday. Community interest grows around the Tucker trial. Vahey, defense counsel, married a Concord girl. W C T U met at Mrs Rolfe’s. superintendent reports read and resolutions adopted. District Deputy Geo C Fiott will install Musketaquid council Royal Arcanum officers Jan 24, with a collation afterwards. Local Carpenters union officers were installed and voted to aid Fall River strikers. Rev Peter McQueen spoke on The Little Brown Jap and the Big Russian Bear in Lyceum. The annual dinner of American War of Co I will be at Colonial next Saturday. Joseph A Hart and Charles P Gage lead.
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