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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary timetable notes show train times and routes for the New York New Haven and Hartford line. Entries mention departures from Southboro Lowell and other stations with morning and Sunday schedules and generic references to service names.
Michael Gallagher returned from a visit to his daughter in Henniker New Hampshire. Several residents report home improvements and new jobs including A Brigham in Quincy adding a pantry bathroom water and electric lights. Hiram Temple sold a Nantasket cottage to Mrs. W H Taunton and is building another at Boons Pond. Howard Heminway moved to Nashua to take a shoe factory job. H Wessell of Fitchburg becomes Singer agent replacing E P Gender. Minnie Lynch works at Boynton's. Mrs G N Rogers Edith Fleming and Clarend Rogers travel to Annapolis Nova Scotia until Sept 1. Boons Pond hosts canoes from H W Holyoke and G W Brigham. Frank Bogie of Milford works at C L Bliss cigar factory. State Council reports of the Daughters of Liberty are printed by F B Estabrook. The Burkes of Boston spent Sunday in Marlboro. James Gallagher returned from Wellesley. Dr R E Stevens covers for Dr C P Jones while away. Mrs Aleck Berry and family head to Brant Rock for three weeks. P A Sullivan buys a new horse for his meat business. About 650 dogs in the city risk being unlicensed and could be killed. city marshal authorized. Co F Veterans of the Spanish American War plan a third annual reunion at Gates Pond Berlin on July 26 with expected good turnout. Last week dull for merchants. next week and from then on should improve until fall. Run to Salem Willows was postponed.
The study guides readers through Genesis chapters focusing on Noah's endurance during the flood. It highlights faith, obedience, and the ark's voyage, interpreting the dove and raven symbolism and the spread of corruption before the cataclysm. References include Genesis vi vii and II Peter.
The Chicago Record-Herald argues voting machines are necessary after a recount showed paper ballots fail to ensure accuracy. It cites a Chicago county commissioner race swing from 1748 to 2858 votes and a $96000 recount cost, urging machines to guarantee an infallible vote tally. The piece also quotes Miss Rose Davidson on Hawaii brides and immigration.
Thomas Fi of Natick challenges P. H. Wadgen of Clinton to a 100 yard race for $200 a side or more, plus gate receipts, winner takes all. Race to be held at the Worcester oval four weeks from signing articles under Sheffield rules.
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