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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1896
Page
1
Instructions urge on time office receipt by Tuesday night to ensure inclusion in the same week issue. Entries may be left with C. H. Persons Riverside block or J. B. Deane Loewe block for news advertisements or subscriptions to avoid condensation or delay.
Wm Gould and Leslie Wade plan two week trips while Alice Wade and Nellie Henderson visit friends in Lawrence. Several families tour Gloucester and Maine, with others touring Ware, North Adams, and Lake Sunapee. The French Hudson team to play Maynards at Maynard next Saturday. The Ben Smith bridge repairs, Sudbury river campouts, and Nason street school furnace work are noted.
The St. George's choir enjoyed a day trip from Maynard to Oak Island with Rev. C. E. Atkinson guiding the group. They traveled by S.10 train to Boston, faced morning rain, sheltered at Oak Island, then bathed and feasted on fruit provided by Mrs. Turner. The outing included Crescent beach rides and electric horse entertainment with the trip ending back in Maynard before dark.
The Summer Hill lodge of the A O U W held a meeting on Tuesday with one candidate. Several applications were received. Brother Garfield presented past master workmen's jewels to P M W Jones and Smith. Brother Courtney of Ames lodge presented a chart to Summer Hill lodge. The jewels and chart brought pleasure. Ice cream and cake were served after closing, with several visiting brothers in attendance.
Local merchants urge using One Minute Cough Cure to prevent pneumonia consumption and other lung troubles after neglected colds. Names include B. F. Johnson & Son Maynard C H Whitney Concord and H A Littlefield West Acton.
Public notice states that insertion must be secured by Tuesday. News on advertising matter and subscriptions may be left at H. L. Whitcomb’s bookstore and at the post office for processing.
Mrs E C Flint at Swampscott for an outing Mies May Bartlett returns from Nantucket while Misses Weir come back from Buzzards Bay Rev Geo A Tewksbury on a month’s church vacation Mr and Mrs William Damon visiting Sherman Hoar and wife at Detroit Mrs Herbert Nealy and family visiting Dorchester Hubert Dodd singing at the Episcopal chapel C E Brown selling bicycles in stock Aimee Miss Mary L Lawrence in East Bridgewater Donald Keyser announced as new arrival Prof Josiah Penniman now in Newport Miss Emma Smith visiting Carrie Holden Bedford Street Miss Grace Bardine visiting Miss Margaret Houghton Hubbard Street Miss Thales of Boxboro and Mrs Whit ney visiting Hubbard Street W L Mead wins painting contract for Dr Osgood’s Thoreau Miss Lillian Hatch Miss Jennie Hatch Mrs Frank Derby and Miss Carkin camping at Staples Cottage Sadly the funeral of Mrs Sarah D Richardson at Main Street Rev Loren B Macdonald in charge Samuel H Tuttle named district deputy grand regent Royal Arcanum Rev W W Campbell speaks on Christian Endeavor in Concord Truly Concord progresses Gigantic Sale advertised $5000–$50,000 worth Mrs Abbie C Rolfe leads Massachusetts WCTU mothers meetings at Lakeview New metal bank signs read Concord National Bank and Middlesex Institution for Savings on the bank pillars Colonel William Barrett leads governor’s day at camp Second Brigade Old North Bridge and Asa Pollard societies plan basket picnic at Mrs Lothrop’s Wayside July 31 If stormy, picnic moved to Saturday Concord youths form a dramatic club with Octoroon Hazel Kirke Hidden Hand East Lynne My Partner J J Fitz hired as instructor first rehearsal for The Octoroon
Local sellers including B F Johnson & Son Maynard C H Whitney Concord and H A Littlefield West Acton promote DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a quick home cure. The line urges readers to pass the word along the line about the remedy.
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