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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1904
Page
1
The notice states that all material must be submitted to the publication office by Tuesday to ensure inclusion in the upcoming issue. It emphasizes a strict deadline and directs contributors to coordinate with the editorial desk.
Local notices list residents sailing to Denmark and England, visits to Pittsfield, Tilton and Milford, and relatives in Matapan Brighton Easthampton. Mentions include births, graduations, church services, and a Finnish church social dance hall canceled due to small class size.
Alfred Townsend, overseer at Assabet mills, drowned at Boons Pond on Tuesday night after announcing intent to jump. Attendees from the Tona wanda club watched as he disappeared beneath deep water. A search ensued with grappling irons. Peter Wilcox recovered Townsend's body at 10:15 pm in 25 feet of water. Townsend, a native of Mingo, had lived in the area.
Concord Junction reports Boston visit by Rev W W Campbell and multiple resident moves and visits. A contract for Bartholome’s block painting is awarded to Thomas White while Concord lodge I O O F prepares for officer elections. Community greetings include Messer and Blossom families, trips to Hollis New Hampshire, and a birthday celebration with a Cradle Roll reception.
Fragments indicate a notice related to mail or delivery. The readable portion mentions H. L. Whitcomb and leaving something at the post office. Further details are missing in the text.
Reverend William B. Finigan returns from Brighton seminary for vacation. Waste Roxbury grammar students tour Concord sites. Richard B. McSweeney visits from Worcester after winter work. Dr E W Emerson speaks at Hawthorne Centenary at The Y. S. W. club. W S club hosts Mary Finigan. Mrs Williams of Maynard and Mrs Hutchinson win whist prizes. N E B Telephone wires go underground on Main street from the bridge to Monument Square. Married at Beverly Mass June 23 Marcus Everett Packard Brockton and Adeline Whitney Phipps Concord Bonded by Reverend Loren B. MacDonald.
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