22 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1902
Page
1
All matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to secure insertion in the same week. Earlier receipts avoid condensation or delay. News advertisements or subscriptions may be left with F E B Sanderson Riverside block and subscriptions at B J Coughlin's news room.
Maynard items report T Cuttle moving household goods to Plymouth. Julius Loewe weighs selling his Nason street block. Iola lodge plans February anniversary. forty carpenters finish Fosburg & Co. mill work Monday night. Democrats prep town election. headquar ters opened in Charles Bailey’s law office. Maynard teachers hear Richardson-Smith Co. on American music system. Engineers approve salaries paid February 1. last year 350, this year 700 due to raises. Scotch Tea adds John A. Robertson for tomorrow’s show. Mrs Benjamin of Malden reads Burns. Pettigrew will interpret. A prize essay by a high school pupil will be read with 40 stereopticon views. Supper 6 to 8, entertainment at 8.
Friday evening marks the eighth annual St. Bridget's reunion with Rev. John A Crowe presenting a concert by the Odell Symphony Orchestra. The program includes Tannhauser, a violin solo by Rose Garrity, a Nocturne with cello, soprano solo, and selections from Burgomaster, plus an illustrated lecture and reception.
Eva Sorensen faces severe illness with diphtheria feared while Harold Judkins recovers from a tonsilitis attack. The Ladies Union meets at Mrs. Campbell’s Thursday afternoon and a Minstrel show by the band is planned with new feats. Community notes include new motor at Union church, lodge installations, and local committee efforts for visitors and the sick.
Miss Hastings visited Dorchester with friends while Lewis Willard renewed acquaintances in town. The Concord June drawing school drew a large village attendance. high school pupils rode to Lexington. Congregational church roll call and supper planned. Postmaster Clough suffers pneumonia risk. Universalist and Methodist activities feature services and socials. Poultry fans attended a show. a turkey supper fundraiser occurred. A railroad burning of waste paper drew ire for smutty conditions. Fire company to repurpose old station as engine house. Community committees named for supervision roles.
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