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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1904
Page
1
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Lorenzo Maynard of Winchester died after a six day illness from pneumonia. Born in Marlboro in 1829 he led the Assabet mills as superintendent and agent, leaving an estate valued at four million dollars. He is survived by son William H. and brother William of Worcester. services were held at his Winchester home and the body later interred at Glenwood cemetery. An earlier local sports note reports St Bridget’s dominating a South Framingham visitors in a circus like basketball game led by Collins with 11 baskets.
Charles Merrill of Worcester visited town Monday as DeLee’s handed out famous chocolate chips. Baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Case Monday. Slate on three licenses halted while rubber game between S. H. A. C. and St. Bridgets appears off due to date failure.
Community snippets note sleighing days count eighty four this winter and horse deliveries from East Acton. Reports cover Prison and lodge visits, theatre outings, club talks, a Royal Arcanum whist party with prizes, church social plans, and letters from Walter Wright amid travel hardships. Morning glories and roses are in bloom.
John Algeo Jr. remains housebound with rheumatism while repairs and crew tasks occur around Walden street. Old Concord Post 180 G A R met at the armory. A special sale opened at Boston Specialty Co. A. B. Flannery injured his side moving a piano. Michael Ryan’s daughter in Rye Ear Infirmary with an ear abscess. Town caucus planned for this evening. Memorials shown at Harrison’s ware-rooms. A. Shields spoke at a meeting. power 1593 noted. C H S A A to advertise athletic games on April 19. Mechanics Arts and Concord High to play baseball during the meet. Fr Scanlan spoke to the Woman’s club on Rome and St Peters. Rev Keller of Birmingham spoke at Trinitarian Church on race progress. Orphans Jubilee quartet performed plantation melodies.
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