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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1901

Page

7

Concord High School Graduation Crowded Hall

Concord town hall hosted a large graduation with 48 graduates the largest class yet. Speakers Miss Sarah L Arnold and Hon J S Keyes praised education and parental sacrifice as the new improvements to the high school and town facilities were discussed and funded.

Concord High School Town Hall Archibald Sarah L. Arnold Boston Arnold Keyes

Town Meeting Hears Renovation Plans for Town Hall

A sparsely attended special meeting Thursday elected Harvey Wheeler moderator. The committee on town hall renovations reported adopting a new ventilating system and begun decorating halls and stairways, with changes to areas in the building.

Harvey Wheeler

Evening special train links to Concord Junction and West Newton

A Friday plan offers a 9.25 pm train from South Framingham to Concord Junction joining electric cars to Concord and westbound trains. An optional midnight train from South Framingham to West Newton departs 10.80 pm, arriving 10.55 pm, with frequent West Newton to Waltham electric cars and a 11.48 pm Waltham to Concord train. Otis H. Forbush to auction Darius Conant’s Nine Acre Corner farm grass on Monday July 1, 2001 at 1 pm in Concord Massachusetts.

Camp South Framingham Concord Junction Concord West Newton Otis H. Forbush Darius Conant Nine Acre Corner Mass

Pan American Exposition Opens May First 1901 at Buffalo

The Pan American Exposition opens May 1 and runs to November 1, 1901, in Buffalo. It features Manufactures and Machinery exhibits, Uncle Sam’s three buildings, and the Electricity Building with extensive displays. Buffalo offers cool weather and easy access via Boston and Maine routes through the Berkshire and Hoosac valleys.

New England New Hemis Buffalo Lake Erie Magara Falls Boston and Maine R. R Berkshire Hoosac Boston Maine Dept

Census to Count New Citizens in Philippines

As conditions settle in the Philippines a census will be taken. It will be the first truly complete count ever attempted to determine the number of new citizens under U S sovereignty.

United States Philippines Uncle Sam

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