13 Mar 1891
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1891
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows fee mentions like Invariably in advance and reference to Chase's Block Wood Lee Marlboro and Maynard's Block on Main Street. No clear event or date given beyond annual rate note.
West Acton reports a failed farm sale yet ongoing organizing effort. Community events include a Baptist church concert, library society functions, and literary club meetings amid heavy late winter snow and upcoming Easter sales. Local residents, visiting relatives, and shop notices fill the page.
Mr and Mrs Granville Whitcomb celebrated their 50th anniversary on March 4 as heavy snow snarled travel. Nine children, all musicians, attended the festival with refreshments, hymns, opera music and stories amid the wintry scene. Rev R A Woods has returned from meetings in England and notes conditions in London’s East End amid mission work. Traveling disruptions marked Fitchburg road, with several trains late and telegraphic service interrupted by snow.
South Sudbury notes a pending dedication of the Memorial church with pulpit set and plaster work due for completion. Rev. L. E. Perry leads the Christian Endeavor meeting. Mrs. Stahl visits, Goodnough hosts, and Goodnow family travels in Maine. Noted product claim about soap for laundry use.
The Stow Farmers League will meet at the house of Calvin Packard on Monday evening the 16th at 7.45 o'clock. All farmers invited.
A woman explains she works hard for her husband and children yet dislikes futile labor from cheap resin soap. She now uses Brussels soap claiming she saves a hundred percent in time and effort, as her husband notes.
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