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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
4
A compact column from The Enterprise dated Wednesday June 96 1901 surveys weather calamities international affairs and curiosities. It mentions a Filipino junta in Paris a fashionable resort Mantasket a famous prince as a drawing card and Mark Twain’s China stance. naval academy funds provoke debate and a Chicago museum dig uncovers a dinosaur bone hive.
On June 29 2001 at 2 p m auctioneer George E B Harrington will sell 20 acres of red top and clover grass on Nahum Goodnow Park East Sudbury. On July 2 about 1 90 p m he will auction most grass on Joseph C Howe farm Wayside Inn district Marlboro city boundary with 30 acres English grass and about three acres Brook Meadow.
Grass auction sale noted in Sudbury. The Nabum Goodnow farm in Eastthanks to spring weather, the potato crop is expected light and prices high. Authorities warn about economy measures as potatoes remain a dinner table staple.
Miss Esther Hall joins the Congregational church choir while Miss Mary Worcester and a former member are noted. The W C T U plans a meeting next Thursday at 2 30 PM in the Congregational church parlors with Mrs Harriet T Todd as cor sec. A missing pair, Fred Taylor and George H Gutteridge, caused concern until seen on an electric car front seat near Concord and Concord Junction.
Verry pitched well for the locals as Clinton bats were limited. O'Malley started for Clinton and struggled, while Blanchard, Lawton, and Clark led the locals with timely hits and aggressive baserunning. Clinton showed flashes but could not keep pace in the one sided game.
Charles W. Mussey former cashier of the Merchants National Bank of Rutland was pardoned by President McKinley. He had served over a year of a seven year sentence for embezzlement after confessing to misappropriating 145000 from the bank.
Annie Cullin and Edward F Doherty wed at St Bridget’s church at 9 on Tuesday morning by Rev Crowe. Miss Annie King bridesmaid and Joseph Doherty best man. Couple to Bridgeport for honeymoon then reside on Glendale Street with Mrs William Cullen.
Joseph Allen and William Lawler of Harriman Bros. laundry narrowly escaped injury when their delivery wagon horse balked on a hill near St Bridget’s church. The horse somersaulted, throwing the occupants to the ground. both were unhurt though the horse was badly cut up and the wagon untouched.
Maynard locals report last week’s markdown sale items nearly sold out as shoppers hurry to purchase before stock runs out. A. H. Haynes notes specials may be limited and urges customers to act quickly.
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