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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1900
Page
1
All matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to ensure publication in the same week. Early receipt helps prevent condensation or delay. news and ads may be left with C. H. Persons Riverside block, and subscriptions at B. J Coughlin's news room.
Maynard notes Abram Courtenay and several visitors in town from Woonsocket Dedham Worcester Hyde Park and Charlestown. A serious bicycle accident near Lake Nagog involved John Coulter Joshua Edwards J C Mahoney Jr and John Callahan with Coulter sustaining a broken shoulder blade and others uninjured. Dr Flagg attended.
A roundup of local visits and gatherings includes Mrs. McDonald hosting in Amesbury and visitors from Pawtucket and Lowell. A West Acton lawn party draws many youths while Concord Junction band plans a bandstand with land offered by a real estate owner.
Local notices list vacations of residents in Concord Hopkinton Calais Mo and Prince Edward Island. Employment change for Ralph Dakin at Merrimac Chemical Co. and a box 19 alarm test prompts quick turnout. Also notes Fitchburg division status changes and heat damaged lawns amid water restrictions.
Misses Alice Pushee and Marion Pennell hosted a refined party at the historic Stow town hall last Friday evenings with chaperones Mrs. Frank R. Conner Mrs. Samuel Lawton and Mrs. Luke S Brooks of Maynard. Attendees wore white organdies and summer costumes and included Misses Carrie Patrick Grace Pennall Alice Mannot Chelsea Lou Parcell Warren Parcell B 8 Taylor Malden Edith Harrington Medfield Carrie Bent Boston Fannie Lillian Gargeld Xenia Chio Marion Mattie Garfield Mabel Conner Marion Winkley Florence Haynes Lizzie Crabtree Brooks Reed W H Connor L B Johnson Maynard Harry Wheeler Benj Derby Chas Nell Chas Whitney Arthur Somes Benj Russell Herbert Buss Robt Marrs Washington Marrs Dr 8 Alley Isa Sprowl Harry Bridge James John Adams Percy Blodgett Concord Elizabeth Lord and the Rich family of Stow with music by Lawton 39 s orchestra.
In the issue of the same week notices state articles may be inserted or delayed. Advertising matters and subscriptions may be left at the H. L. Whitcomb bookstore and at the post office for delivery.
Saturday’s baseball contest drew a large crowd and stayed close through most of the game. The 8.28 team, aided by a new pitcher, defeated the 7.36 team 10 to not fully stated. Hollis and Castle were the 8.28 batteries with Dee and Butters behind the plate for the 7.36. Frank A. Nichols and William Bartlett served as umpires.
The Trinitarian Church reports the pastor’s last Sunday before a vacation lasting the entire month of August. Morning sermon continues the previous topic “What do we know about the Bible” and vesper service at 7.30 will discuss “The Fruitless Fig Tree” with pulpit supplies arranged during absence.
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