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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1903
Page
1
Describes furnitures and appliances ideal for warm weather. Highlights labor saving and pleasure creating items. Mentions water coolers ice cream freezers and price cues to attract shoppers seeking summer comfort at home.
Notices state that matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to appear in the same week issue. An agent receipt helps prevent article delays. News ads or submissions may be left with F. Ke Sanderson at Riverside block and subscriptions at KR J Coughlin's news room.
Miss Mabel Wagner visits Plymouth. John W. Veitch at Revere Beach. Boarding house ad read by H. H. Young. Frank Hall starts Chelsea drug store job. Arthur Barieau at Marlboro home. John Wagner U. S. N. in town. Lillian Mead returns from Providence. Louise Perkins visiting Acton and Mrs Rodway. Riversides of Lowell vs St Bridget nine Saturday. Mrs Julius Clark of Denver hosts Miss Sara Bent. Concord H S and St Bridget game eyed. Bertha Wall visits Mrs B J Coughlin. Arthur Punch visits Delia Collins. E W Meador visiting Lisbon. Andrew Palmer cuts hand. E S Channell moves to Boston. M H S alumni exec committee meets with Mrs Samuel Lawton. Peter Fletcher jams arm at mill. Sept Ogden orders conductors to bar intoxicated riders. Mr and Mrs Fred Walker surprise guests with parlor pictures. For Sale three cornered lot on Summer street near A G Haynes. Drags attention to J F Gannon & Co window featuring Pope Leo. M B church ladies host food sale July 24 at Main St vestry entrance. Sale starts 2 PM.
Enterprise reports fair weather generally with ongoing showers in the lake region and New Fogland. Thunderstorms and local showers persist in New England, with sun rising at 4 27 and setting at 7 14. Moon rises at 3 20 a m high water at 10 a m and 10 18 p m.
Concord Junction items report painting at the West End schoolhouse visits by locals from Lowell and Charlestown, a Canning factory experimental start, fishing trips to Nahant, and community outings. The Fish and Game club builds its sixth boat named Smokeless. notices list letters and a sudden death of Stephen Page at 64 with funeral details.
Gilbert O Hall enjoys a two week vacation at Camp Lexington Holderness. Mrs Hinton visits sister Mrs Towle in Concord. Holdens report safe arrival in England. Henry D Coolidge and family vacation in Jackson NH. Mr and Mrs E H Whitcomb visit daughter Mrs Tolman. Dr Cheney, eye specialist, moves into Lexington road. George Butters and wife plan two weeks in Maine. W E Rand recovering well at home after surgery. A Urquhart buys Independence fire engine site for 1935. Local ladies raise funds for N B E A lunch, each adding $50. Depot hose company proud of 150 feet laid in three minutes during alarm. strong esprit de corps. Selectmen to prosecute unlicensed dog owners with $15 fine. about 80 unlicensed dogs remain. Saturday storm damages several town trees including elm in front of John Moore and limbs at Manse and Monument Street.
Matter must reach the office of publication by Tuesday night to be inserted in that week’s issue. Early receipt avoids compensation delays. News, advertising, and subscriptions may be left at H. L. Whitcomb’s bookstore, with subscriptions sent to the post office.
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