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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1904
Page
1
All matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to secure insertion in the same week. News advertisements or subscriptions may be left with F. B. Sanderson Riverside block or at B. J. Coughlin's news room.
Waverley visitors to the Loewe home. DeLee's Saturday candies advertised in a window. Lost black card case with mileage book on B M R R. return to J H Lawton. Willard Brigham returns to C M H R railway duties after a three week layoff. Music hall act sets new record with 16 baskets. Bible class time changed to 4 PM on Sunday at St George's during Lent. Mrs James Munroe recovering slowly. Mrs John P Allen ill with grip. One school session Thursday due to storm. Literary and social meetings held. C B society plans a Friday match. telegram reports Walter A Wright safe in Jamaica. April 19 committee plans Friday eve. Mrs E J Miller returns home recovered. Civil service exam for prison officers Tuesday. Mrs William Wright ill with bronchitis but improving. Coal shortages due to storms. Ladies Union meets at Mrs Oliver Battles 2 PM Thursday. Frank H Watson soloist at Union church. Mrs Percy W Todgett praised. Wedding of D A Lakin and bride at Commonwealth Ave residence. Woman's Club March 1 meeting valued. Miss Laura Brown lectured on French Art. next meeting March 15 at Mrs Jeremiah Sheehan’s with Fr Scanlan on Rome. Mr Sheehan helps transport members to lecture. Association hall stockholders vote to dissolve. new company formed with Whitney, Derby Jr., Russell, Shattuck, Sheehan, Blood as directors. Plans to rent stores and lodge rooms. expect 5 percent return. stock at $25 per share. canvassing west end planned.
The Enterprise editor publishes a plea from its readers arguing against liquor licenses and urging citizens to protect the young from liquor’s harms. It cites President Eliot on labor unions’ duties and stresses moral obligation, duty to God and community, and the need for responsible voting to prevent harm.
The Concord town caucus is set for Wednesday evening March 16. Mentions visiting Maynard friends, a special AOU W meeting March 10, a March 11 W G T U food sale at Prescott Keyes store, and a Boston court case over an alleged horse misrepresentation. Also notes a flooded puddle at the mill dam disrupting pedestrians.
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