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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1901
Page
1
The filing must reach the office of publication after Tuesday night to be inserted in the same week issue. An receipt prevents condensation of articles. News or advertisements may be left with F B Sanderson block and subscriptions at B Js news room.
Fragmentary notes reference visitors from Boston and Newport, mentions names such as Connor and Marion Garfield, plus a baseball game with Concord scoring and players Powers and Messer. Several scrambled phrases imply social visits, arrests or notices, but details are incoherent.
Amos Ridaout of dene y Sea te toma John Lake Rha her Hk a inna day from their two we two een Goer ot Nagog. John D. Wilson visits his brother in-law Gershon W. Files of Roxbury. Emma and Blanche Martin visit aunt Mrs. W. W. Curtis. Helen M. Bowker becomes sole agent for Andrews' sketch of Carl Hart life and sees success. Joe Russell at Lydia Ban iatucket Thursday for meet. Mrs. Watson and Harriet es . ce Dee returned home. State road work blocks Sunday access. coal lawn at Senate Littleton scheduled night. Wm. H. Snow, Mrs. Hall and Harold Hall of Salem visit J. H. Snow. Geo. M. Bowker and family go to Surfside for a month. Deadline for notices: Tuesday night to appear in same week issue. Subscriptions and news may be left at H. L. Whitcomb bookstore or the post office.
Disjointed notices mention Miss Lena in Concord and a funeral for Daniel J. J. Frazier aged about 60. The text references Bedord, Hodgdon, a widow and two children, and unclear remarks about Manila and political letters. The garbled passage covers health, last illness duration, and a funeral around July.
Mason and Hamlin organ in good condition offered by Erastus H. Smith. One New York barber remains in Concord on Walden Street near the post office. Includes P.O. Box 580, Mase. Eastman Kodak supplies and film department items available. Cav ageOR ane Donan.
The article notes that Britains share of world trade remains large and warns tolls may persist for years as shipping sizes and global commerce evolve. It references The Saturday Evening Post and discusses maritime commerce and tolls affecting delivery of goods.
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