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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1897
Page
1
Notice explains that all material must reach the publication office by Tuesday night to appear in that week. Early delivery avoids condensation delays. Submissions or subscriptions may be left with C. H. Persons in Riverside block and J. B. Deane’s in Loewe’s block.
Local items report Mrs. W B Currier visiting friends in Malden and Allston and Mrs John Gardner from Lowell visiting Henry Axford in Maynard. George Nyman injured in a wheel fall. wool sorters to work 58 hours unless prevented. Water rates may trigger shutoffs for Maynard residents. Dennis Coughlin family travels to Ireland for two months. P J Sullivan returns to work amid dispute about tacked notice and hack drivers. A H Haynes window display changes with fleeting props. Miss Cora Cutting, Maple House sister, dies after years of illness from a childhood fall. funeral held at M E church with burial in Glenwood. Rev R LeBlanc Lynch injured in bicycle accident near cooperative store. knee sprain and bruises. Mrs James Carney and daughter travel to Nantasket for two weeks. Swedes and Danes clash in Harriman court. three Finns fined as some transported to Concord. Everett Wilson at Maynard laundry injures hand by steam. 17 Boston children visit for 10 days. remaining 82 split among Marlboro and branch towns. Odd Fellows lodge installation with banquet and new officers listed. Stained glass windows of Catholic church replaced with plain glass to curb moisture. Milton Perry of Sudbury injured in bicycle crash near 1 am. head lacerations. Three Maynard boys arrested at Concord for venturing beyond harness shop junction. possible crackdown on Concord riders. New safe and speaking tubes installed at A T Haynes. improvements to service.
Concord residents share updates on illnesses travels and moves. Notables include Mrs A J Harlow convalescent, Miss May Bartlett returning from Detroit, Rev Chas L Hutchins sailing to England, and Rev B R Bulkley speaking in Boston. Local events cover church notices, school expansion progress, new businesses, lectures on mushrooms and Thoreau, plus a cattle show preparations.
Notice directs readers to leave advertising matter and subscriptions at H. L. Whitcomb’s bookstore or at the post office for pickup or processing.
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