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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1900

Page

5

Concord social notes and church events span week

Community calendar lists gatherings from the Social Circle at John H. Keyes on Monument Street to the Ladies Tuesday club and Concord Union of Daughters of the American Revolution. Lectures at Trinitarian chapel, a concert at First Church Cambridge, and a series of contra dances in Concord are announced along with wedding news and civic meetings.

John 8. Keyes Monument St McWalter George M. Brooks Concord Union of King’s Daughters Henry F. Smith Main St Sadie Merrill Brighton Edward Dow J. O. Haskell Gertrude Todd Cambridge Miss Ball Lowell St Miss Leavitt H. D. Osgood Washington of the Daughters of the American Revolution Old Concord Old North Bridge Society Children of the Everett T. Tomlinson Town Hall Myra L. Hemmenway

Electric road debate prompts town apology to selectmen

A letter from a Concord observer apologizes to town leaders for earlier criticisms and urges attention to the fire department. The writer defends selectmen over electric rail plans and calls for improved fire response before a February 1900 town meeting. Public notices and local offerings follow, including sales ads and antiques.

Lexington Boston Main Selectmen

Union Bible Society to Meet at Trinitarian Church

The Union Bible society will hold a meeting at the Trinitarian church on Thursday afternoon this week.

The Union Bible Society Trinitarian Church

Concord Musical Club Meeting Delights Guests

The Concord Musical club met with Mrs. Charles E Brown on Tuesday afternoon. A large number attended as members presented a program including Romance Berceuse The Flight Mazourka Spring Dre rhe Arrow and the Song Rubinstein Kjerulf ages F Bevan Chopin and others.

Concord Musical Club Charles E. Brown

Electric lights brighten local stores and post office

Stores such as Towle & Kent H. B. Richardson John C. Friend Concord clothing M. L. Hatch W. MacKenney Maurice McWalter O O Thorpe Hollis Howe J D Murray N A Davis Gleason Dee and the Post Office glow with electric brightness. The B C W club is ready to be connected and some shopkeepers note the lamps give warmth during the cold snap.

Towle & Kent H. 8. Richardson John C. Friend Concord Clothing Store M. L. Hatch W. MacKenney Maurice McWalter O. O. Thorpe Hollis Howe J. D. Murray N. A. Davis Gleason & Dee Post Office

Local Weathers and Social Notes from Concord Jact

Mrs Keefe is reported seriously ill. Harry Kennedy spent Sunday with friends in Cambridge. Melvin Wood of Clinton visited his sister Miss Da Wood on Sunday. Dr Pickard has another diphtheria case, the infant of Peter Nolan. Watch for Adams Bridges new grocery ad next week. Mrs Ruth Piper attended a cousin s funeral in South Acton on Washington s birthday.

Melvin Wood Clinton Miss da Wood Dr. Pickard Peter Nolan Adams Bridges Ruth Piper South Acton Washington

Dart's offers 25¢ soap and prune deals. many items listed

25¢ packages of soap and Nice Prunes 4 lb for 25c at Dart's. Jensen, custom shoemaker at McWalter's shoe store. Fine watch clock and jewelry repair by Geo. E. Clapp. Engraving all kinds, washable neck ribbons, fancy hose, percales at Mrs. Poulson's. Association block.

Geo. E. Clapp Association

Democrats win preliminary battle over Boston and Albany lease

Boston legislators postponed state ownership questions on the Boston and Albany lease until March 20 after Democratic opposition. The House debated funding for a canal stock issue, but no vote was taken. An inquiry into the metropolitan water board began amid liquor and padrone concerns. Senate referrals included abolishing the Pall River police board and bar on fraternal beneficiary legislation.

Boston Albany Committee On Railroads Hoar Boston, Cape Cod New York Weare West Norfolk District Court Senate Pall River Board of Police General Court

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