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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1896
Page
1
All matter must reach the office of publication by Tuesday night to be in the same week issue. Early receipt avoids condensation or delay. News and subscriptions may be left with C. H. Persons Riverside block and J. B. Deane Loewe's block for delivery.
Water rates due at the water registrar's office. Maynard trade and manufactures described as dull. White Pond water level high. Dr Gilmore family camping at Willis pond. John King tours Vermont by bicycle. Miss Lillie Clark's dressmaking rooms closed until Sept 1. River rocks under the railroad bridge exposed Monday. Cliff King and Lew Johnson returned from Augusta, Maine. Dr Marsh family visiting Winthrop. doctor visits occasionally. Elizabeth White and Edward Long of Providence visiting Henry Axford. Fire dept flag half-mast for ex-Governor Russell. Assabet Council R A passes resolutions on Dennis Casey's death. Advertiser at White Pond this week. next week's ad expected. Wm N Prescott returns to Monmouth, Me. Mrs Annie Winter and Annie Pettigew at Lakeview Chautauqua. Connor family visiting Pittsfield. trip to Utica, N Y planned. Rev Dr Bevan returns from Europe. officiating at Boston church. Maynard powder mill injuries improving. Samuel Wilson has a broken rib. Thomas Stewart of Yantic, Conn., visiting Maynard. observer at fire dept practice. Petition to move post office to Maynard block store. Holmes couple leaving Aug 28 for G A R National Encampment at St Paul. Edward Kromberg shot in mouth neck. bullet location uncertain. surgery failed. Emma Woolerschied Cornet soloist shines at Lynn beach concert. Mrs Morse sells restaurant. may move to Stoneham.
George Turner and Miss Sarah Wolfenden married at St George's church in a landmark ceremony the first in the new building. Rev E F Masse officiated the Episcopalian service with a surpliced choir and Mendelssohn march as they departed for Providence and Philadelphia, returning to Summer Street.
Ralph Hosmer enjoys vacation at Pigeon Cove while Miss Clara Potter visits Arlington. Sergt. Bernard Battles joins his company at camp. Ed Buck recuperates in Portland Missouri. Frank Penniman vacationing at Cohasset. Phillip Emmett returns from Salem Willows. Edward Loughlin debuts in tennis. Miss Swift visits New Bedford. Mrs. Wheeler hosts Alice Williams in Westford. Local curb improvements by J. C. Friend. Geo S. Hosmer resumes work after two weeks. Horse and trap stolen last week. thief sentenced to Reformatory. Bowker's frame rising. King removes trees on Main. Rev. Geo. A. Tewksbury honors late Governor Russell. Ernest Daniels returns from Chatham fishing trip. Mrs. Sarah Richardson dies at 87. Concord Clothing Co. ad urges purchases. Dr Towne to open Concord office July 29 two days weekly. Golf match ends 33 to 0 with tea served. Mrs. Carroll Hutchins hosts a reception for Rev. and Mrs. Garrett with lanterns and flowers. O. H. Underhill and Mrs. Sherman Hoar help serve at tables. Randall and Mrs. Lufkin suffer runaway near Brown's elevator. no serious injuries.
Rev Emanuel C Charlton chaplain of Gloucester's McClure chapel has been visiting, recalling past business ties and longtime friends. His BETHEL and missionary labor aids the poor and forsaken, is undenominational, and he edits The Fisherman. Charlton's friends applaud his recent weeks of active service and outreach.
Local listings advertise a new six room tenement for rent with low rates. Inquiries directed to Joseph Roberts on Summer Street and to Mrs. Addie Whitney on Maple Street for those seeking board or room and board.
Fragmentary item mentions DeWitt's Little Early Risers and a list of sellers or distributors including B. F. Johnson & Son Maynard C H Whitney Concord H A Littlefield West Acton. The text references an exhortation to wake a person named Jacob. The context suggests an old advertisement or humor line.
Invoices and notices indicate that payments and advertising matter should be delivered by Tuesday to insure timely processing. Subscriptions may be left at H. L. Whitcomb’s bookstore or at the post office for convenience.
A dated list from Concord Massachusetts July 21 1896 names numerous residents and officials. The frayed text notes medical claims about intestines length and intense suffering from inflammation and mentions a cholera cure and medical advert claims by B F Johnson & Son and C H Whitney in Concord and nearby towns.
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