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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1904
Page
1
Notice urges timely submission to secure same week issue insertion. Early receipt ensures Riverside block condensation and subscriptions at B. J. Coughlin's news room.
Frank Butterick of Lawrence spent Sunday with friends in town. James Claflin and William Johnson of Medford visited in town. Ernest McCarthy visiting John McCarthy. A special train will run Thursday night from Framingham to Lowell carrying a Natick delegation to the Lowell Natick basketball game. John Punch arranging the trip.
Town activists push for a strong temperance rally hosted by St. Bridget's Catholic Temperance Society and Iola lodge I O G T. National speakers are planned to reinforce the anti licensure effort and rally support for a repeated no vote.
The John Smiths Manchester basketball squad looks to secure a local home base to represent Maynard in the NB league. Formerly known as the Burkes of Lowell, they were a longtime favorite in the area.
The East End and West End rivalry in bowling is set to boil over at the bowling alley owned by Mr. McGill. Prizes have been offered for the winner and lively times are anticipated.
Maynard polo team could not play at Lynn last night because the hall lighting failed. At the Court Hudson F of A meeting that night the first degree was conferred on two candidates.
Concord Junction items report visits to Boston and Fall River, sick lists, business changes, a lodge concert planned for February 5 with Union Orchestra Marlboro, and local club activities. The Ladies Whist club marks the 24th wedding anniversary and details lectures on kitchens Past and Present with cooking class plans.
Concord social items report Nichalas Macon leaving J M Keyes and visits. Enoch Garfield in town. town sleighing arrival at 10 o clock Tuesday of last week. Post 180 installation at Armory on Walden street with about 20 members present. K of C and other local matters. Middlesex hockey beats Noble & Greenough 4 1. Ramon Reyes Lala to lecture on The Philippines at Lyceum. Harmony lodge AOUW schedule corrected. Grilley entertainment praised. Wesleyan quartet to perform next.
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