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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1893
Page
5
Concord updates show residents moving into new homes and stores, a prominent lecture on women’s suffrage led by Rev. Dutton and others, and meanwhile sculpture and civic notices draw attention. The item also notes sales, post letters, and local shop improvements in Walden Street and West Acton.
Among five churches Rev B R Bulkeley presides at 10 45 a m with evening 7 40. Guild on March 19 topic Dorothea Lynde Dix led by Edith C Bean. Trinity Congregational Rev Geo A Tewksbury 10 45 a m Y P S C E 6 30 p m evening 7 30 prayer Friday 7 30. Episcopal Trinity Church Rev Walter Russell Breed rector services to June first 10 45 a m Sunday school 12 m Holy communion second Sunday monthly. Lent Wednesdays 4 30 with rector address all seats free.
A collage of local ads notes a Concord jewelry store offering a choice line of spoons at N S Daniels, with “Something to read” and Hunt’s promotions. Frank Pierce seeks a dressmaker at Briggs’s former rooms. Whitcomb’s sells papers and handles laundry dropoffs and pickups, while Hesmer frames pictures and Brown advertises fabrics and trims. Buck the milliner, Hunt’s chocolates, Wheeler fruit plants, Brigham livery sale, and new Home Sewing Machine agents conclude the page.
Miss Edith Heywood daughter of George Heywood of Concord married Fred W. B. Sellors of Boston last Tuesday in the city. Rev Stopford Wentworth Brooke officiated at the First Unitarian Church. They will reside in Boston where Mr Sellors is in business. Mrs Sellors has many friends in the village who wish her future prosperity.
Spring arrives with warmer days and Passion Sunday ahead. Visit plans include Hon L D Apsley and wife aiming for St Augustine March 15. Mercury favorable view after sunset on Tuesday night. Dr F A Leland to move from Hudson to Marlboro in April. McCarthy Ireland case witnesses sought at bar but were not called. Ireland ex claimed All gone boyo after overturned bottles. Lottery in Hudson nets four hundred sold, one hundred spent eight received. Two Hudson men plan trips to Europe and England for business and home visits.
In Marlboro on March 10 a son was born to Mrs. William Hutchinson and on March 11 twin sons were born to Mrs. Alfred M. Brigham.
Death notices list Hattie Dorsey 23 Marlboro March g Forestall 46 Marlboro March 11 Alfred Lemelin 10 Marlboro March 11 William Hall 66 Marlboro March 13 Sophia Hosmer Turner 81 Concord March 5 Frederick Cogswell 75 Concord March 8 Henrietta Hawkins 1 year 8 months Concord Junction March 8 Lyman Parmenter 58 South Sudbury March 13 Cordelia Stoddard 69 Southboro March 14
Washington corresp reports Mr. Reed suspects Mr. Cleveland withdrew a cabinet offer after a speech by Mr. Hill or another Democrat. The piece notes the disappointment over the reshuffling and includes a separate vignette on Tom Johnson of Ohio being ready for a fight and a tally of President Hiétcris on’s government pay totaling 376,800.
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