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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1900

Page

5

Concord Electric Road May Open By August First

Community updates note electric streetcars likely to be in service by August 1 as work advances. Local residents James Garland family and others enjoy Nantucket week. Several townsfolk take summer positions and plan college returns. A Friday evangelism event features Rev. Geo H. Gutterson on Americas Related Peoples.

George Smith First National Bank of Boston Charles E. Miner H. S. Richardson Williams College Musketaquid Royal Arcanum Concord Junction Geo. H. Gutterson America Gutterson New England American Missionary Accociation American Board India

Invincibles Clash in Close Saturday Playday

A close and interesting ball game occurred Saturday afternoon on the playgrounds between the patrons of the 7 o'clock train named Invincibles and their opponents. The readable fragment ends without full result.

Invincibles

Hustlers edge Invincibles in high scoring rain delayed game

In a seesaw contest the Hustlers beat the Invincibles 14 to 13 after seven innings were play halted by rain. Jennings led Hustlers with four runs, Hatch paced Invincibles with four, while George K. Smith and William Bartlett served as umpires and Walter Sohier as scorer.

Hustlers Invincibles Jennings Tolman Deel W. How Barrett N. How Smith Butters Hatch Gage McSweeney Todd Hopkins Wheeler George K. Smith William Bartlett Walter Sohier

Clay Pigeon Shoot Tests Concord Club Interest

The Concord Gun club resumed the clay pigeon shoot on the Fourth, drawing twenty five entrants. Mr. Williams of Weston won with Mr. Hayes second, A Wheeler third, W Wheeler, G B Clark and Mr. Miner tied for fourth. Officials note local competitors face near professional shooters and hope to form a team to challenge others.

Concord Gun Club Concord Williams Weston Hayes 2d A. Wheeler 3d W. Wheeler G. B. Clark Miner

Brush fire on Old Nine Acre Corner road contained after box alarm

An alarm from box 31 summoned the fire department to a brush fire on Old Nine Acre Corner road. Neighbors battled for hours before aid arrived, the blaze was soon under control, and the incident exposed rules against box alarms for wood or brush fires unless directed by the engineer. The response showed the hook and ladder company’s promptness.

Nine Acre Corner

Concord Locals and Services in 19th Century Notice

Concord antique rooms offer old fashioned furniture and chair refinishing near Monument Street select items. Joe the Barber on Walden Street provides grooming services. Towle & Kent advertise Paris green and baying tools. For rent an attractive cottage with ten rooms on Lexington Road opposite Emerson House with stable and acre. Inquiries via P O Box 621 Concord MA.

Concord Antique Rooms Monument St Joe Walden St Post Office Towle & Kent's Old Concord Lexington Road Emerson House P. O. Box Concord Mass

Campaign Issues Highlight Ratification Meetings in Lincoln

In Nebraska at two ratification meetings Bryan Towne Weaver and other leaders outlined the campaign for Bryan and Stevenson. Bryan urged citizens to vote, defend liberty, and oppose imperialism while stressing the nation’s responsibility and example to the world.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Messrs. Bryan Towne Weaver Bryan Stevenson Shafroth Colorado Cyclone” Davis Texas Webster Davis Charles A. Towne Weaver Mr. Bryan Davis Mr. Bryan America Republic

Campaign discourse and local notices mix in Concord

Charles Sproule builds a new house Gardner Hart contracts mumps cases Lynch and Towne address campaign issues criticizing trusts and endorsing the Kansas City platform Bryan praises the ticket and the Declaration of Independence Local names include Lewis Sproule George Wright Virgie Wilson Estella Bordman and others with community events, visits, and a Boy Scouts camp lineup.

Towne Washington Jefferson Republic Porto Rico Philippines Bryan Kansas City Chicago Illinois Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson George Wright Virgie Wilson Estella Bordman Leon Merrill W. W. Curtis, Jr Mrs. Brown Dorchester J. Robert Brown Joseph F. Scott Johnson Linda Ritscher White Mountains Mrs. Cadwell Commonwealth Av

Concord Junction Gazette Ad Sketch

Local notices promote watch repair by W C Morse at Association block and Dart's offerings. Dart's advertises lemonade 10 for 10c, muslin wrappers, pulley belts, and bargain white goods. Rentals listed near Reformatory and Grovest with 6 rooms, monthly rates. Jensen and McWalter's Shoe Shop mentioned for custom footwear repairs.

Dart’s Tolet Concord Junction I. W. Flagg P. K

Birth Announcements From Maynard and Concord Junction

In Maynard on June 28 a son was born to Mrs. James Donohue. In Concord Junction a daughter was born to Mrs. P. S Haskill. In Concord Junction a son was born to Mrs. Thomas Ryan.

Marlboro Wmn. A. Stronach Maynard James Donohue Concord Junction Thomas Ryan Hudson Annie M. Mahoney James J. Cummings South Acton Jessie H. Jones Stephen H. Townsend Mary Quinland Joseph King Mary Epsie Allie McLoughlin West Acton Loretta C. Shattuck Joseph T. Regnier Effie J. Moore Walter F. Nickerson

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Capes P.P. Adams Moody St Hall’s Corner Waltham James Garland Louise Garland Jean and Ethel Keeler May Bartlett Nantucket Just Moulton’s Charles Sproule Gardner Hart Lewis Sproule of Fitchburg Hattie F. Campbell Margaret Providence Hattie Robinson John Bordman C. W. Bryan South Chelmsford E. E. Lapham Ella Proctor Chelmsford Centre Reformatory Carrie Union Church Bertha Simpson Maine Thomas Hutchinson Jack Dixon Judge Walker Putnam, Conn Hope Boys Brigade Providence River James P Clarence D. Hart Kenneth T. Blood Harold Chase Luther Franks Henry Palmer Gordon McKenzie Robert Hatch Fred Waite Franklin Mills Dart W. C. Morse Association Northboro Isabel White McFarland Worcester William Ware John Lynch Joel B. Burnett Patrick Kaler Boston City Hospital Joseph H. Davies Ellen William Muir John Giblin Hollis S. Howe Main Advane & Platt Buckeye New Yankee Horse L.N. Fowler & Co Concord Jct Standard Oil Co Erastus H. Smith Heywood’s. Block Maurice McWalter GEO Concord Junction, Mass Concord 13 For Hosmer Farm Geo. M. Baker Nancy D. Robbins Acton County of Middlesex E. Faulkner Conant Adm Acton, Mass Clifford L. King, D. D.S Houra
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