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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
6
Readable fragments show postal rate details and subscription pricing. Mentions Marlboro Massachusetts and post office terms in a 19th or early 20th century notice style. Contains illegible names and scattered billing information likely for a local newspaper or mail services.
Exeter pitcher blanks visitors as home nine fail to score. Middlesex errors persist yet remain unscored upon, Brittlingham and Petry lead with two base hits, a late surge falls short in 10 innings. Briggs and Little contribute in a tense affair. Time 45. M. Umpire Francis.
A full house at the Colonial Inn shows the tea room and ice cream parlor drawing tourists and townspeople alike. The Westie Tavora bi entor venue offers tea rooms and ice cream as a cozy out of town retreat popular this summer.
Public ads list legal notice requirements under Chapter 590 and details on payment in advance for six word minimums per line. Inquiries mention a six room cottage for rent, wages, and domestic help. Advertisements reference Concord Maynard Littleton Concord Acton Sudbury locales.
The fragment outlines visits and events at the Colonial Inn in Lowell and Concord, noting graduates, memorial services, and summer plans. It mentions Masonic degrees and lodge activities, a New England cattle sale at Worcester with Grassland Stock Farm consignments, potential armory construction, and Rev G A Tewksbury attending Bangor seminary anniversary events with family visits and alumni dinners.
Gen Darling presents flag to veterans during Memorial Day 1913 events in Concord. Morning graves marked at Sleepy Hollow and St Bernard’s cemeteries, then services at Soldiers Monument with flag lowering. A luncheon followed at the First Park House with a town choir and soloists.
The Concord Rifle and Gun Club held its Memorial Day holiday shoot at its range with many participants and spectators. Percy Foss, Thomas Haggerty, and George Holden won the silver cups. three new members joined the club. The next open shoot is June 17 offering cups for the best shots.
Pupils of Peter Bulkeley School's seventh grade presented a student written play titled Outlawed. Whitney Smith Waide Carl and Thomas Coolidge starred as leads in the preedy production staged Tuesday afternoon at the school.
Gate Eitwellanos hosts about 125 Sueats with 45 Confederate members greet at the town hall. Selectmen Ballou and A. W. Hunt with Old Concord Post members escort them to 614 North Bridge, then to the Comm Wreci al Inn for coffee. James Melvin hosts guests before departure to Belmont.
The First Church of Christ will keep services in the building until its new church edifice is ready. The courtroom is being enlarged to provide two rooms for the road commissioners and roads and bridges superintendent. An addition will add a clerk’s room probation officer room judges’ lobby and an attorney’s room. The court downstairs is too small. an upstairs move was sped by crowding with 50 people present at a recent session.
Visiting day at the high school drew limited turnout due to the holiday. Fewer than 50 parents observed the class work and exhibits in drawing manual training sewing and commercial departments while the cooking class operated in progress to show instructional methods.
The Mikado may be staged again later this month as many plan to attend. Mr Hudspeth and the performers are willing to present it again if public desire exists. Notify Mr Speth or any Glee Club member if you want a repeat performance.
A partial advertisement lists several names including Clifton Chandler, Walter Harris, Albert E. LaFrance, Peter Swanson, Paul D. Townsend, and Rosa Gould among others as letters awaiting pickup at the local post office. Additional names include Mrs Geo, Mrs Re Miss Agnes, Ms Josephine Roneo, and Miss Stephens.
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