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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1893
Page
4
A column from the Enterprise notes Randolph's 100th anniversary as a town, praising its youth despite age and recalling its residents’ bold use of gunpowder. It mocks rival papers' stances, highlights editors and contributors, and laments the Berlin News's discontinuation while praising local journalism.
The canyon of the Colorado is swo miles long and the cliffs on either side rise from 5,000 to 6,000 feet above the water.
Charles Brooks drove to Worcester on Sunday returning Tuesday. Miss Hannah Sweeney enjoys two weeks at Winthrop beach. Annie Butterworth is on vacation from Riverside Co operative Store. F F Robertson visited Terryville near Hartford. Dr Rich attended 10 year old son of Joel Butterworth with a broken wrist. Lizzie Lehy and Georgie Henderson returned from Worcester visits. Maynard bicycles taxed 1.50 per bike. Opposition to the tax grows among cheap wheel owners. Father Crowe urged residents to mind their own business after a Sunday sermon. Mrs Ellen Starling and John Archer moved to Mechanicsville last February and returned to Maynard due to a shutdown. Mill spinners have had slack work for 10 days. wool sorters rotate work. weavers face reduced production.
Saturday night at seven Maynards stand 12 0 with no defeats as Actons are called in to break the monotony. The seventh inning features the East Bostons contest with a rain storm halting play and wind driving dust as the home team takes the lead before the game is called after eight more runs by the visitors would have followed.
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D. D. ,F. A. Pope and party visited Maynard Monday evening and elevated Nashoba tribe chiefs. Prophet A. D. Russell Sachem A. S. Woodart Senior Sagamore Joel Parmenter Junior Sagamore Samuel Wilson G of W R. W. Parmenter G of F George Carmichael. Banquet and speeches followed installation.
Maynard locals advertise Parker's for bicycles and A D Russell's for Dry Goods with deep, bottom prices. Ladies shirt waists drop from 1.00 to 7 cents and 62 to 37 cents. boys waists at 25 cents. Cleary and Williams offer hosiery gingham aprons. Higgins urges quick payment as sales go on. Somerset dress reform corset offered at Russell's for 1.00.
A roundup of social visits and hometown movements in Hudson. Notables include Seth W Merrill and Will Sanborn at Gates pond, Beatrice Sawyer's return from Folgate’s, and William B. Rice’s fine display at the World’s Fair. Also mentions picnickers on Main Street, chairs sold at the Columbian fair, and Electric Bitters promotion with local sellers.
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