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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1897

Page

4

Northboro de buts in second district court

In Worcester county a Northboro complaint in the second district court in eastern Worcester was noted with four drunks brought in. The Clinton Item reports the town’s ongoing struggle with liquor sellers and the lingering impact on local communities. It also references Kipling and Sudbury’s historic monuments, plus a bicycle safety aside about scanning obstructions ahead.

Northboro Second District Court of Worcester Clinton

Leather markets show firmer demand and rosy outlook

Reports from the Shoe & Leather Review indicate off price leather sales attract major jobbers to market but supply remains tight. Manufacturers say goods nearly sold and rails note a rise in receipts year over year signaling improving conditions. Retail stocks are light, orders for manufacturers rising, and Haverhill makers begin next spring samples.

Haverhill Shoe & Leather Review

Boxboro celebrates 40th wedding anniversary of Burroughs couple

A large gathering at the homestead of H. C Burroughs in Boxboro marks the 40th anniversary of Charles Henry Burroughs and Mary Elizabeth Brown. Guests recall wedding 1857, share memories, music and a decorative cake dated 1857 1897.

H. Burroughs Charles Henry Burroughs Mary Elizabeth Brown Paxton Boxboro Volney Hall Fitchburg Frank Byam Burroughs Amasa Richardson Mr. Burroughs Geo. Burroughs Sam’ Burroughs C. Burroughs Etta Pratt

Memorial Unveiled at Sudbury Gift of Samuel B Rogers

Memorial day events in Sudbury Massachusetts featured the unveiling of a bronze statue donated by Samuel B Rogers. The ceremony included a patriotic program with music, a luncheon, floral displays, and speeches by Hon. John L Bates and town officials. The event honored Civil War veterans and highlighted Sudbury's enlistment figures from local records.

Sudbury Decoration Day Samuel B. Rogers

Sudbury dedication honors Civil War veterans with poems and addresses

In a summer observance at Sudbury the orator praised the site’s sacred history and imbibing of sentiments. Charles F. Gerry delivered a tribute in verse to the individual soldier, read by Charles Ellins of Wayland. Rev. Hudson spoke on heroism and the library monument, and former State Senator George A. Reed offered a patriotic five minute address. Frederick Emrich linked schools and monuments to public libraries. Commander J. P. Clare praised the day, and attendance concluded with an audience singing America and benediction by Rev. Clarence W. Rouse.

New England Sudbury Massachusetts Pawtucket Rhode Island Wilmington Vermont Samuel B. Rogers Commonwealth George S. Boutwell Menorial Lincoln Gettysburg Burnside Post Saxonville Sons of Veterans of South Framingham Reno Hudson A. A. Powers Sons of Veterans Dahlgren Association Naval Veterans 27 Lowell Army Wayland Military Band George W. Hunt Judson Brass Band T. Hennéssey Orpheus Male Quartet George Tulis John Tulis Bessie Florence Rogers Isadore Cutler Rogers Homer Rogers Rufus Hurlbut Jonass. Hunt John L. Bates Massachusetts House of Representatives Sadbury Rogers Old Bay Bates Arlington National Cemetery Charles F. Gerry Charles Ellins Wayland Alred Wayshe Inn George A. Reed Framingham Frederick E. Emrich D. D Free Public Library J. P. Clare America Clarence W. Rouse Memorial Church

Dr King’s New Discovery Sold as Cure All at Local Stores

The True Remedy urges Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds as the sure cure. Editor W M Repine cites local endorsements and guarantees. free trial battles are offered at B F Johnson Son’s Maynard store and Jno C Friend’s Concord shop.

W. M. Repine Tiskilwa Dr. King

New Stock of Ladies Slippers and Mens Accessories

Our department offers a wide range of styles shapes and sizes with the newest popular designs for ladies and misses. Slippers are available for men as well to pair with dressing gowns or everyday needs, promising restful adornment.

Children’s Shoes Offer Wide Assortment for All Needs

A local store advertises a complete range of youths and misses footwear for boys girls babies and children. It emphasizes school play and dress shoes in all grades and sizes with a specialty in perfect fits.

Lace Shoes For Gentlemen In Fine Stock And Style

We offer a wide range of gentlemen lace shoes in varied sizes and grades. The styles fit the instep with a snug comfortable fit and are built on the latest lasts. Excellent stock and very low prices make this line the best choice for value and style.

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Hudson Post Office Kipling You Boston Boots and Shoes W.’ A. Mendell Hope A. O Hudson Lodge Soldiers’ Monument Marlboro David M. Neenan Creighton Shoe Emporium Main Street Maynard, Mass Roa W.B. Case Connecting Stores Walter B. Currier 5 Park SQ Boston Maynard’s Block Iver Johnson Fitchburg, Warwick Duquesne, Etc Chas. E. Boyce Church Street Crown Prince W.S. Howe & CO Gaskell & Taylor R. R. Station Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Hugh Doner Maynard Orrin S. Fowler Maynard Enterprise Charles. J. McIntire Said H. Folsom James Aspinall Glendale Street Mass Maynard House P.O Seth J. Stone Martha A. Stone George Heywood County of Middlesex Assabet Village Stow Thomas H. Brooks Charles E. Watson Watson Charles Pay Hey
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