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All matter must reach the office of publication no later than Tuesday night to secure insertion in the same week’s issue. The note underscores a strict deadline for timely printing and distribution.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
1
All matter must reach the office of publication no later than Tuesday night to secure insertion in the same week’s issue. The note underscores a strict deadline for timely printing and distribution.
Maynard residents enjoyed a social Monday in Boston with Lilla Childs Elizabeth Leby James Coughlin and Herbert Clarke. Mrs Charles Taylor of Lawrence mother of Walter Taylor shares a stateroom on the Saxonia bound for England with Mrs Turner. Hugh Waters of Harvard visited town briefly. Annie Murphy stays with Marlboro friends. Mrs Justin Hanscomb of Salem and Mrs J H Snow of Concord Junction were hosted by Miss Mabel Connor. The Connors are expected home this week. Mrs James Hunt visits Marlboro friends.
The Maynard House owned by Mrs Harriet Page and leased by John Desmond on Summer Street was badly damaged by fire and water Monday afternoon. Miss Jennie Haggerty and Miss Hattie Turner woke the occupants and alerted others as flames rapidly consumed the roof. Firemen gained control within a half hour after arriving from box 94, but water damage and smoke drenched the top floor where ten new chamber sets were ruined. Desmond estimates losses at 4000 to 5000 dollars, partly insured. origin believed to chimney flame and house to be renovated immediately.
A large turnout of West End Masons attended the 104th anniversary of Cor inthian lodge on Sunday afternoon in Concord. The scene featured community activity and notable local residents as part of a festive observance.
Large audience attends Mrs Leland and J H Mahan pupil recital in June. Programs include Minstrel, Sweet Violet, Hunting Song, Pierrot, Spinning-wheel, Serenade, Will-o’-the-Wisp, Ballade, and Fantasie Impromptu among others performed by Rose Fitzgerald, Bessie Robbins, Alice Willard, Ned Caiger, and others.
All members must reach the office by Tuesday night to secure subscriptions. Subscriptions may be left at the bookstore of H. L. Whitcomb or at the post office.
Rev. E J Moriarty sails for home Thursday and a reception is expected Monday July 1. Miss Helen Thatcher is visiting at
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