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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
5
A sale listing outlines numerous ladies outing suits with discounts from manufacturer cost. Items include black broadcloth, Venetian, cheviot, silk lined, and gilt trimmed jackets and skirts with prices ranging from 4.98 to 18.60, plus a note on a hat sale offering trimmed hats at 2.25 each.
Mrs. Richard F. Wood and Miss Ethel The post office has been brightened by a new coat of varnish and general renovation. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Kimball attended the diamond jubilee in Concord. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Todd left for Pigeon Cove for the summer. The church minutes express reluctant endorsement of Rev. Ole O. Thorpe's resignation by the Scandinavian branch.
Local items include marriage notice for Miss Edna E. Thatcher and Winifred D. Hubbard at the bride’s home with Rev. Calvin Keyser officiating. Various ads and notices promote services from Towle & Kent, P. Ryan footwear, Erastus H. Smith goods, and dog licensing. Also health ad for L A Christie treatment and listings for rent and property on Grove Street and Lawn Brook Road.
A user describes a quick hack to produce potatoes by planting two rows at once within about thirty minutes. The note emphasizes avoiding plaster or water in the process and hints at an efficient cultivation trick.
British forces under General French faced a major Boer clash at Valkfontein with heavy losses on both sides and guns abandoned after a desperate fight. The attackers looted two stores and then withdrew as Dutch forces repelled the assault, while reinforcements and French’s appointment signal intensified Cape operations.
A damaged Constitution mast at Brenton's Reef lightship caused the postponement of June 15 and 17 races. The vessel to Bristol for a new steel mast, with repairs expected in 10 days to two weeks. Crew freed three seamen injured slightly, towels and rigging salvaged, Eugenia tows the yacht back to harbor.
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