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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
1
Notices specify that all matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to appear in the same week issue. Early receipt prevents condensation or delay. items and subscriptions may be left with C. H. Persons Riverside block or B. J Coughlin's news room.
Maynard selectmen will not issue club licenses this year. Visitors from North Adams and Boston residents were noted, with plans for Mizpah Rebekah lodge to entertain Willow lodge in Concord Junction. Walnut street bridge work resumed after dam gates were opened, with rebuilding of the south abutment underway and hopes for reopening this main thoroughfare soon.
Concord community news lists residents and visitors with updates on improving health moves, factory hires, and transfers. Social events include a June 8 Exchange Hall dance and strawberry festivals at West Acton and the Ladies Union church gathering. Partnerships, births, travel plans, and memorials appear alongside local business and civic notices.
Miss Mary Lawrence visits East Bridgewater relatives and J J Tillinghast spends a week with New Bedford kin. Concord residents return for summer as Mr and Mrs T Quincy Brown resume residence. T H Towle sang at Mrs W W Campbell’s recital. James D Brown buys George Floyd farm on Bedford Street. Children’s Sunday planned at Trinitarian church with music and plants distributed. Mrs Waldo Richards to occupy Miss White’s Belknap Street home part of summer. Hurd mansion renovation adds wide piazza and attractive outlook. Mary Murray greeted by town upon Washington school return. Crowd welcomes train arrival at 9 45 p m. Rev Tomoyoshi Murai of Tokyo spoke on The Unitarian Movement in Japan in town hall.
Miss Sara W Bent pupils showcased proficiency in a 40 member class from Stow Acton and Concord at a full Masonic Hall recital. Miss Vera Burpee and Merbert Mallinson aided with readings and violin. The program featured works like Sylvan Festival and Invitation to the Dance with students and guests enjoying a notable cultural evening.
The 1997 team surged late to overcome the 2000 squad in a Memorial Day showcase. Goulding stood firm as umpire amid spirited cheers from a solid attendance, as old memories of past victories resurfaced during the tense innings.
The morning service next Sunday at Trinity Church will honor Children’s Day with singing by the children, plant distributions, and an address by Pastor Geo. W. Hopkins who oversees the Sunday school. A Friday prayer meeting invites officers teachers and all ages to attend. The vesper topic will be What is Your Lifting Power.
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