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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
1
All matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to be printed in the same week issue. Earlier receipts prevent condensation or delay. News and advertisements may be left with C. H. Persons Riverside block and subscriptions at B. J Coughlin's news room.
Holiday schedule shifts next issue as advertisers and items move up one day. Frank Smith begins a two weeks vacation Saturday. Mrs Alice McCall visits from Illinois while K J Coughlin and daughters join Marlboro friends Sunday. J B Deane’s dog Leo dies after years as guardian of his master’s property. Marlboro Framingham ball game planned for July 4. Florence and Marion Haynes attend Littleton high school graduation Friday. Rev John Crowe attends Hingham graduation and alumni meeting. Public cups placed at sequal water fountains with abuse risk noted. Allie Winslow, home from battleship Massachusetts, recounts varied naval service. Assabet council R A meets Concord Council. Sweeney of Boston and Assabet members praise the order. Carter hosts fifth anniversary whist at Brooks Street residence with Mr. and Mrs. Howe and guests. prizes awarded. gift collation and music supplement the evening.
David McGown died on Saturday morning at his father's home Hugh McGown aged 36. He came to town with his parents in youth and studied in public schools. He later moved to Boston to enter business. His funeral was Monday afternoon conducted by Rev. C. H. Washburn with bearers Neil Currie Roland Harriman Fred Simms and Harry Chase, interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
Local notices list mumps illness for Bertha Wilson and new house purchase by James Boylan. Visitors include Albert Strubell from Boston and Florence Harrington from Medfield. A parade of trips, a disrupted horse race, and Royal Arcanum Day reflect community life with school work underway and real estate quiet.
Concord residents write in on social visits with friends at Catamuet and Dunstable. Miss Odessa Gates returns from South Hadley and W Hunt family returns to Buckland. Many Concord people visit the camp boys and attend a Sudbury dance. Insurance adjusters revisit town to assess a tire claim. Teachers Miss Lounsberry and Miss Chaplin resign from Concord schools. Chaplin moves to a Baltimore private school. Lounsberry to retire from teaching. Electric line workers raise questions about tree cutting and pruning.
The Invincibles of Concord defeated the Ayer Amalgamated Association of Active Athletes 24 to 11 on Saturday. Hall’s one handed catch and Hall Gage battery led Concord with strong pitching by Gage and key baserunning by Burns for the visitors. Umpires C C Butters and R Sweeney.
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