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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1904
Page
1
A compendium of brief notices records visits illnesses appointments and municipal updates. Names include Timothy Driscoll Bert Akroyd Mrs Shanahan Mrs Finnerty and other residents with engagements such as hospital stays church services Mizpah lodge meetings and town government actions regarding water conduit plans and a $46000 funding vote.
W A Haynes & Co of Maynard advertise one strong draft horse for sale. The animal can be seen at work on weekdays with W A Aspergreen noted for upholstery work at Central House.
The area of high pressure over the Canadian maritime provinces slows the shift in eastern districts. Expect rain in New England as the system lingers.
Miss Marion Williams visits as blue birds appear. Mrs. F H Watson and Mrs. J A Wilson attend family visits. W W Curtis Jr plans Boston trip. Holy week services at Union church. Miss Hattie Greenleaf visits Rochester sister. Deputy Supt. Allen moves to reformatory. Webb Robbins sidelined by grip. Earthquake felt at reformatory and Commonwealth Ave. Togus veteran Martin B Ames dies. Royal Arch meeting in Marlboro. Maine residents at Junction discussed. Pine-Tree Club proposed for Down East residents. Union church salad supper success hosted by Justin W. Ford. Miss Josephine Gleason speaks at reformatory grade meeting on Naples Venice trip. songs performed. Subscriptions and notices indicate timely receipt preferred.
Concord notes report George Graves plans a future cottage and Philip Holden recovering from a sprain. Several Concord Hibermen join a Boston parade. town meeting set for March 28 includes license votes. Palm Sunday events at Trinitarian and a vesper service wrap up the season. Town officers election precedes a large town meeting about armory renovations and local matters.
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