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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1893
Page
4
A Milford News synthesis notes legislative near adjournment on June 1 1893 with talk of Memorial Day events the Waltham bicycle gathering religious census data and shifts in church membership. It mentions Warwick Bicycle company cutting its price from 150 to 85 and reports on trusts affecting local industry and militia pay.
Col Albert A Pope campaigns better roads while opposing bicycle taxation as property. Maynard column covers local civic news, sport notes, weddings, cemeteries, and the Maynard Marlboro baseball game, including a Memorial day parade and recent village events.
A Boston contest offered free trips to the World's Fair. A bright New England woman saved 75 dollars and friends bought thousands of coupons to win for her. Her late entry left her with nothing while the newspaper kept many thousands. The Buffalo Courier questions honesty of the prize scheme.
A quirky toilet concept features a black Brussels net with jet bead swallows over a sunset yellow gown. Ostrich feather sleeves reach the elbow for evening wear this winter. Mile. Blaze de Bury rises in Paris circles after winning the Montjou prize for her Anne Boleyn history.
T A Ts of North Billerica arrived with brooms and taunted Park Maxwell's crew during a Maynard win over T A Ts. Sputter and Fitzmorris starred as Mahoney and Ellis homered, with Park slugged. A later Marlboro Maynard exhibition at Sunnyside Park followed by a Memorial Day procession and cemetery decorations honors veterans led by the G A R and WRC officers.
The clergyman and Post 127 commander presided at Memorial exercises in Music hall. Selectman Cheney supported the event from his carriage, while empty chairs honored Comrades Knowlton and Gibbs. Mrs. Orrin Fowler donated flowers to the G A R veterans as they entered the hall.
The Maynard Mass chapel was dedicated on Sunday evening May 28 with a full program including anthem invocation hymns scripture readings and multiple addresses by local clergymen and deacons followed by a dedication prayer and benediction. An ensuing list of local ads offers garments nurses services cigars and household wares from Cleary Williams Goddard and others in Maynard Massachusetts.
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