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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1901
Page
1
Deadline set for Tuesday night to ensure insertion in the same week. Early receipts prevent condensation or delay. Submissions may be left with F. B. Sanderson at Riverside Block or mailed to the office.
Miss Lizzie Wilson of Lowell visited her parents on Main street. Several residents are named with activities from school to jobs, including James Lewis as a clerk at J H Haynes, and Daniel Coughlin appointing flagman duties at Acton Street. A social dance for the Associated Templars drew a large crowd, with town sidewalks sprinkled Sunday morning. A town bicycle agency and four local clubs are announced, plus a concert to aid St Michael’s church. Joseph Standring died at his daughter’s home, aged 101, with funeral at his Maynard residence.
Officers Lawrence Fallon Alonzo Joy and George W Ball are named victims in a local grip. Concord lodge prepares for its annual ball on Feb 1. A broken belt at Bilaine factory caused brief panic and damaged overhead piping. William and Mrs Wright celebrate birth of twin boys to Mrs George Manter of Cliftondale. Century sociable by Ladies union proves successful with attendance and supper. Miss Lizzie A Meade to give a concert Feb 5 assisted by J W and C D Coffin of Boston. Five year old violinist Little Berth adds to program. Electric power glitch noted near N Y N H & H line and snow plow deployed on tracks near Thoreau St.
The Sons and Daughters of Maine residing in Nashua New Hampshire hosted a banquet for Maine officers led by Supt. Charles Hart and President James M. Taylor. The visit featured a reception at police headquarters, a tour of the Guard Club, a formal dinner, speeches by J D Wilson and Geo F Knowles, and a dance into the night. The party departed Tuesday morning with thanks to Nashua and a committee appointed to convey appreciation.
The item lists multiple brief occurrences including an attack survivor, a surgery by Dr. Richardson, a Concord council meeting, a successful ladies night, a good ice harvest with durable ice, sport weather, a winter visit tally, a Miss White event at Preah wannow school, an art talk by Preah wannow, sculptor Elwell with works in Europe and America, the death of Mrs Charlie N Miner on Thoreau street, and the Miner family connection to Williams College.
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