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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
5
Readable catalog of discounted ladies waists, coats, robes, wraps, hats, gloves, and children’s coats with old prices and sale prices. Items include silk waists, wool flannel and tricot waists, long coats, fur jackets, outing flannel nightrobes, robes, wrappers, and accessories in varied sizes and colors.
Judge John Keyes travels south for the month while William Damon visits his mother over Sunday. Mrs. Julia Hosmer plans a Westward trip, and Lincoln holds an adjourned town meeting Saturday. Mrs. Graves visits town. Miss Odessa Gates leaves school for the term. A fire safety delay bogs down Mill Dam access. a large Nashawtuc hill tract change and a Walden street wedding mark local events.
James L Chapin longtime Lincoln postmaster age 86 died Saturday evening in Lincoln He was born July 19 1824 in Stillbridge and moved to Lincoln in 1844 He served in local offices including town clerk treasurer selectman and water commissioner He opened the first store with his sons and leaves a widow and three children funeral was held Tuesday from his home
At a brief town meeting 35 citizens gathered as Harvey Wheeler was elected moderator. The town voted to let the treasurer borrow up to 65000 in anticipation of taxes and approved consolidating the water and sewer boards to be run by a three member panel with staggered three year terms. Trustees of town donations were authorized to manage the sinking fund of the municipal light loan. The vote was declared unanimous.
The annual Mount Vernon observance of the National Society of the Children of the American Revolution centered on a elm tree planted six years ago near the old North Bridge site. Mrs. Daniel Lathrop led the ceremony with Col. Harrison H. Dodge and delegates from multiple states in a wreath ceremony at Washington’s tomb followed by a short address and a tour of the mansion.
Eastman kodaks and supplies and Whitcomb's prints offered. House lots for sale and to let. Apply to Frank E. Foss in Concord. Chimney Protectors Magic vacep for sale by J Kulchar. Walden Street near post office. English hay for sale by D Goodwin Lang.
Marlboro residents report illness and recoveries while visitors travel from Boston Nashua and New Haven. Local businesses move rooms and plan events including a Windsor club dance and a Gentlemen's night followed by a Red Men's hall dance on April 23.
Governor Taft told the House insular committee that slavery in the southern Moro islands affected 260,000 to 300,000 people and could be ended only with care. He noted slaves could buy freedom but often remained in family ties, with whipping and sale as common practices. He warned force might drive slaves to resist. The talk touched on costs, governance, and U.S. aims against slavery.
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