04 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
1
Notices urge all submissions reach the publication office by a Tuesday night deadline to ensure the issue appears in the same week. Early receipts risk article condensation or delay. Advertisements or subscriptions may be left with F. B. Ganderson at Riverside block or with FR. J Roughlin at the news room.
Maynard residents host visitors and attend church events. The town discusses road and bridge improvements, a cemetery interment, and a flag crossing project. A horse wreck damages a team, and a near miss at a mill highlights safety concerns.
Charles W. Wales occupies rooms at Lees for the season. Rev Page of Lawrence spoke to grade men in the morning. The Concord Junction brass band played for inmates of the reformatory. Memorial day events drew many visitors as the guard room crowded. Local dealers plan to attract customers with velvet couches and easy chairs.
Letter to the editor voices Northwest residents’ demand for Concord railway service expansion. Petitioners accuse the railway of conflicting agendas via a board chairman and urge a public meeting to compel the company to fulfill pledged improvements and patronage needs.
Notices must reach the office by Tuesday night to appear in the same week’s edition. A carrier receipt prevents condensation or delay. Advertising matter and subscriptions may be left at H. L. Whitcomb’s bookstore or at the post office for delivery.
Concord notices report summer travel for the Terrys and a Smith College student home for a few days. Mentions dog licenses, local visits, a charcoal sketch prize, a Knights of Columbus game, and upcoming baseball and school activities with teachers and students showcased.
The post visited Lincoln and Sleepy Hollow cemeteries to decorate graves of departed comrades. Veterans conducted a march and passings in review at the square, with minute guns fired from the Battery and a flag salute. A plea to resume sounding taps over each grave is noted.
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