Concord progress on Colonial L project noted
A brief item reports rapid work on the Colonial L. Miss Mary Gleason is ill with tonsillitis. a company dinner will follow. Gen Edmund Rice, former colonel of the 6th regiment, is expected to be a guest.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1904
Page
6
A brief item reports rapid work on the Colonial L. Miss Mary Gleason is ill with tonsillitis. a company dinner will follow. Gen Edmund Rice, former colonel of the 6th regiment, is expected to be a guest.
An Enterprise comment defends the Concord fire department after the Lowell depot fire of January 4. It cites severe cold, a burst water main, delayed chemical engine arrival, and horse-drawn apparatus issues as mitigating factors, praising firemen while urging private criticisms.
The large congregation at St Marys church bade farewell to Rev Genest as curate after 12 years. Born in Three Rivers Canada on August 28 1861 he ordained February 26 1888 and served Lafleshe St Tite and St Leon before Marlboro. A purse of 500 was given by parishioners as a memento of friendship and his new field of labor.
A purchaser explains five children use a remedy that is pleasant to take, with no risk of overdose and no disagreeable taste. The speaker congratulates the seller on the product's success, noting availability from Burdett Barnes and Southboro and P H DeLee.
Local store announces reduced prices on selected stock ahead of February 1 inventory take. Items include apparel, home goods, and clearance merchandise with limited quantities. Customers urged to shop early for best selection.
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