03 Jul 1891
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1891
Page
1
The headquarters of the Enterprise will mapcast at the store of C. H. Persons in Perside block. News items advertising wanes or subscriptions may be left there and will be promptly attended to.
Maynard events include Wetrells Orchestra engagement at Nantasket on the Fourth and a July 6 installation on Maynard Court of Foresters with a social. Trades, schooling, and town business are noted along with a Maynard baseball loss to Chelsea 8 to 3 led by Mallison.
Notices invite readers to send all Enterprise news items to A. A. Wheeler for prompt reception and handling with apologies for delayed acknowledgments and welcomes Aleo subscriptions.
Additional Concord matter see fifth pages. Various residents plan summer trips to Laconia and Milwaukee while prominent figures tour Canada. Local society news features alumni events at Harvard and Wellesley, and a hospital sentence release. The temperance union meets. local horticultural prizes are awarded. employment prospects and a summer trade boom are discussed.
Miss Minnie Allen and her aunt visited Acton Centre this week. Eugene Wilde and wife of Malden stayed at the Monument House as guests. Augustine Conant returned from Philadelphia. Mr Poore and family of Malden arrived and will occupy the Cowdry house. William Richardson rejoined M. E. Taylor & Co. Arthur Taylor remains at the store. A school committee notice covers the High school second examination for admissions. Concord travelers had a wheel break en route to Lawrence Academy Groton. a sober Republican driver was aided by locals. Our baseball reporter notes Concords’ good run and a sharp stop. Crayon ladies are invited to Union Athletic games at Lake Walden on July 4.
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