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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1904
Page
1
Notice stating all matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to appear in the same week issue. Earlier receipt avoids condensation or delay. Advertisements subscriptions and news may be left with F. EB. Sanderson Riverside block or B. J. Coughlin's news room.
Rev Charles H Washburn of the Congregational church in Maynard announced he is considering a call from Trinity Congregational church of Dorchester. Church leaders extended the offer after a vote by the church committee. Washburn has been in Maynard five years and would consult the wishes of his congregation before deciding.
Clara Belanger came home Monday after vanishing February 16 and being traced by a police sergeant via a Boston paper. The town notes John McGiel to take a job in Billerica and a W. A. Haynes & Co. ad. Mr and Mrs William Parkinson move to Reardonville. A W C T U rally is set for Music Hall next Sunday. Dresser, new designer at the mill, moved from Providence with furniture. Over $17,000 in money order business at the post office in three months. John McGill's household goods arrived. he occupies the Whitney house on Main St. Local discussion grows on building more schoolroom in Reardonville.
Concord Junction notes indicate social visits in Lowell Fall River Nashua and Acton with numerous locals hosting and visiting. Projects include Acton Powder Co expansion plans and Damon House leasing plus several lodge meetings and a postponed Business Mens club session.
Local residents and visitors are noted for the past week including John Olsen and Judson Ide. Edw Hanley begins work at the power station while Geo Emmett moves his shop to Walden street. A Knights of Columbus play, a vestry meeting, and a food sale by the W C T U are planned for March.
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