01 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1905
Page
1
The Enterprise reports local business figures claim beer and clams will quash the license cause this year, while temperance supporters deny links to drinking or eating clams. Street chatter suggests schemes to influence voters on election day, leaving readers puzzled over the tactic.
C. B. Moller invites townspeople to a grand opening Friday to host a house warming and acquainted visit. A luncheon will be served Friday and Saturday in the carpet room on the second floor with several young ladies serving. The shop is located on the Main street side of Naylor's block.
En route to Atlanta Winslow Russell. Mrs. A. F. Bowman improving. Mrs. K. T. McKenzie back from Chicopee. Lucy M. Dodge active on crutches. Elmira Reformatory Supt. J. F. Scott visited. Union church music praised. Ladies Whist club hosted by Mrs. F. O. Elmes. Mrs. Bourne improving after illness. Reformatory attendance cited. Librarian Miss Reece Grant started at West Concord branch. W. C. T. U. annual meeting set with Mrs. Winslow Russell. Local visitors include Burbank, Holyoke, Blossom households. Junior Endeavor led by Elsie Luick. Cuba situation discussed at Reformatory. Sunday schools active in Maynard and Stow. Middlesex Endeavor convention attended. Empire and Tremont theatre trips noted. Transport provided for members to Littleton event.
Concord society pages report William Rand convalescent after illness John and Charlies Prescott trip to New York Barrett Ryan’s son with diphtheria Edmund Rogers sentenced to two months probation for drunkenness Water department reports 24 freeze ups in week ending Feb 22 Co I minstrel show planned for March 17 18 state highway funds may boost local roads Church lectures on Japan and Cuba missions Antiquarian Society to discuss Public Schools Program found in Mills Bay China band concert before Manila Bay battle.
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