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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1901
Page
1
Readers must place notices by Tuesday night to ensure same week issue. Earnest receipts recorded against condensation delays. Deceptive notices may be left with F B Ganderso at Riverside block and subscriptions at B Shlin's news room.
Maynard prepares for the first Fourth in the new century with events led by Rev. John A. Crowe. Activities include a street piano, a parish lawn paper, and a full day of games, vaudeville, a strength duel, concerts, and baseball with Concord Junction and Lowell teams.
Miss Minnie A. Smith and Robert Carney wed at St Pauls Cambridge at 7 30 Sunday evening with George H. Creighton as best man and Mrs Mary Shea as brides maid. The couple, longtime Maynard residents, planned a Portland Maine honeymoon and will reside in Barre after returning.
E C Walkup and Miss Lillian B Pierce wed in Worcester on Thursday and will reside there. Communion is planned next Sunday after evening service. The Westvale bridge arch is finished but closed for a month for cement curing. Local band and baseball clubs prepare events for July 4 with games against Hudson and Arlington. Miss Helen Ray of Lexington visited F C Ring and family.
The fifth game of the local baseball season was played on home grounds Saturday. A close and exciting six inning contest saw Charlie Paine of Saxonville on the mound against a struggling Sears of Harvard origin for the locals. The final score details remain incomplete in the provided text.
Review of G. A. Andrews biography Charles Abraham Hart of Concord Junction. Covers Hart’s enlistment Puerto Rico campaign and early death, and focuses on his home life inner motives and army career showing his aim for a Christian life.
The notice states delays of articles and that subscriptions may be left at the post office, with collection at H. L. Whitcomb. The wording implies distribution adjustments and alternative pickup arrangements for readers.
The Concord and Boston street railway petitioned the city of Wale tham for more time to lay tracks on Trapelo road. It was referred to the street railways committees. B F Wood lost a valuable horse Saturday from the heat. Rev Loren B Macdonald Alamoi met Harvard school. Miss Assie C Butler and James P Hagerty married at St Bernard's church. A reception followed at Bay Side near Providence where Mrs Moody and Marion will stay two weeks.
Still the Invincibles met the Ayer Wonders and Concord Invincibles in a Saturday afternoon baseball game on the playground. The Invincibles, led by Gage on the mound and Farnsworth at short for the Wonders, showcased improved science and close play as the Wonders led early before the Invincibles pulled away to win 13 to 8.
The Har vard alumni reunion featured John S. Keyes of the class of 1941 elected secretary. Thomas Wentworth Higginson also belonged to the class. After a class photo, attendees went to a Pop concert where Keyes played a prominent role and younger graduates showed him deference.
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