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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1899

Page

5

Concord Glee Club Prepares For Graduation

Concord notes report the high school glee club starting active rehearsal for graduation songs. Wm Hunt visits an ill relative in Hopkin. Mr Watts of Concord is ill. Concord Grange gave a reception for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Ingerson with a musical program and a silver fruit dish presented by friends. Town report claimed three weeks of vacation but authorities say only one week begins April 3.

Wm. Hunt Hopkin Watts Concord Concord Grange Ingerson

Concord Taxpayers Debate Manual Training School Gift

Taxpayers in Concord question Article 13 of the town warrant regarding accepting a building gift for a manual training school from Miss Frances J. J. Prichard and Miss Amelia M. Prichard. They warn of rising school costs including 20000 for high school enlargement and potential 10000 more for West Concord, asking if such projects are affordable.

Frances J. J. Prichard Amelia M. Prichard Concord West Concord Concorde

Concord Local Classifieds Highlight Furniture Ribbons and Farm Help

Concord locals list furniture sales old fashioned rush bottom chairs rooms over post office. Also a 15 year old seeks farm work with a good family. Ribbons for stocks ties and millinery headline Miss Buck's largest Concord display. Also asparagus roots for transplanting by M Hemenway and Richardson's extract sarsaparilla with money back guarantee. Old corner drug store Concord Mass offers paper hangings and over 300 patterns.

Concord Furniture Co C.d.g P.O Concord M. Hemenway A. F. Hitchings Richardson Old Corner Drug Store Mass

New Barber Opens Between Post Office and Tuttle’s Stable

H L Whitcomb announces a fresh barber shop offering clean shaves and stylish haircuts. A paper hanger can be furnished if desired, with new and on the way room mouldings also available.

H. L. Whitcomb Tuttlé

Millinery Focus Boosted by Miss Buck’s New York Trip

Miss Buck returns from New York with spring and summer goods and styles. Due to higher demand she will maintain a first class millinery and devote more time to customers’ needs.

Miss Buck New York

Concord Churches and Parish Services Schedule

Concord churches list service times for First Parish Unitarians Trinity Protestant Episcopal Scandia M E Trinitarian Congregational and related gatherings. Includes pastors names mornings evenings Sunday school and special meeting times across weeks November through June.

Estates and cottages for sale in Boston area

The list includes the late Edwin S. Barrett residence with stable and furniture, the late John H. Chapman residence, the Phoebe Farmer cottage at Thoreau and Belknap streets, the Main street west of railroad cottage previously to Mr Herbert D Hale, the eight room River street cottage, and the eastern part of the old Hosmer house on Main street west of the railroad. Nos 2 and 3 also for sale. Apply to Prescott Keyes, 5 Tremont street, Boston.

Edwin S. Barrett Phoebe Farmer Thoreau and Belknapts Main Herbert D. Hale Hosmer Main St Prescott Keyes Tremont St Boston

Massachusetts Legislature Holds Yet Another Stand on Utilities and Roads

In a March session the committee rejected bills placing telephone and telegraph companies under state supervision, and maintaining current gas oversight. Debates covered a 40 mile freight road, Boston park bonds, stockholder rights to inspect banks, and shifts of highway duties to counties and a state engineer.

Boston Gas Commission Aidverse Worcester Seacoast Waltham, Ayer and Pepperell Street Railway Massachusetts Washington State House Public Service Committee Committee On State Highway Commission

Dolomite Clash Resumes as Minorities Arrest Sparks Violence

At Dolomite Alabama, tensions flare after a Black man arrested provokes resistance and gunfire. Mack Chamber and another white man were shot, 35 arrests are reported, ringleaders said to be discharged members of the Third Alabama colored regiment. Mines operate under heavy deputy guard.

Birmingham Ala Dolomite Mack Chamber O'Brien Third Alabama Colored Regiment

Vinol Endorsed to Fight Grip Dangers and Strength Loss

The advertisement urges Vinol to lessen grip danger for all ages and promise of quick recovery. It claims Vinol boosts strength and prevents future trouble by maintaining stamina during an attack and cites weak outcomes from grip. B F Johnson and Son and H S Richardson are regional representatives.

B. F. Johnson & Son Maynard and H. S. Richardson Concord Special Vinal Representatives

Fall of Malolos Expected as Bocavo Falls in War Drive

A Manila dispatch reports Bocayo captured and General MacArthur eight miles from Malolos. American troops rest before advancing to Malolos, with continued river crossings, bridges being repaired, and expect to seize the capital soon. Prisoners say Aguinaldo vows surrender if Malolos falls. War toll cited: Dakota regiment 10 killed, 37 wounded. Aime 20 killed, 61 wounded.

MacArthur Malolos Aguinaldo Bocavo Dakota Regiment Garcia Torrea Pacheco Howard Marilao Kansas Pennsylvania Funston Bell MacArthurs Abernathy

Concord Journal News and Notices Roundup

On vacation officers Emery and Chaplin. Leland spent Sunday with his parents in Sherborn. J D Wilson and daughter visit Boston friends. Noll returns from African diamond fields trip. Mrs Parker’s millinery advertised. Ladies Union to meet with Mrs Chapi on Thursday afternoon. Voters turnout seen over license issue. Miss Tuttle’s millinery opening at So. Actor. Advertised letters listed. Mrs Stevenson spoke on WGT A work to large audience. Holy week services at Union church. Easter concert planned. Keith store advertised ranges for seasonal buyers. Thomas Manion leaves Flagg and Russell’s to run homestead farm. John McKinley of Littleton takes his place. Concord Council No 963 R A met. large delegation expected for grand officers reception.

W.S. Leland Sherborn J.D. Wilson Boston Charles Noll Geo. B. Parker Ladies’ Union William Chapi Theadies Miss Tuttle Hugh Campbell Daniel Cosgrove William Lane John Smith Maggie O’brien Stevenson Union Church Thomas Manion Flagg & Russell's John McKinley Littleton

Millinery Openings And Sales In Maynard Area

Miss M A Barry opens spring millinery at Mrs A Poulson on Church St with dates in March and April. Cleary Williams in Maynard promotes new hats for ladies and children and a line of spring millinery goods. Also items include a brown spaniel found by Ross Williams and a butcher cart for sale at Whitcomb Willard Concord Junction plus a Boston safety oil burner advertised as safe and odorless.

M.A. Barry Cleary & Williams Maynard Whitcomb Willard Concord Junction Boston Dart’s

Concord Junction Church Note 5 Service Schedule

Union church led by Rev. W. W. Campbell announces Sunday morning service at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 11 30 Y P S C E at 6 p m and evening service at 7 p m all in Concord Junction with activities for the day.

Loren B. McDonald Young People’s Guild Meeting Union Church W. W. Campbell

Trinity College Faculty Reinstates Four Sophomores Quietly

Hartford reports the Trinity College faculty kept disciplinary actions private after suspending four sophomores for hazing. The four were notified of reinstatement, according to student sources. The Almanac notes March 30 predictions and a regional storm moving from Texas to New York with rain and snow eastward, followed by clearing weather.

Hartford Trinity College Texas New York Mississippi Valley Upper Lake Region Florida New England Atlantic Wilmington Eastport

Lord and Libby to Locate Leather Mills in Nashua

Nashua officials voted to exempt Lord & Libby of Charles Town from taxes for 10 years. The leather firm will occupy the Vale mills, employing 50 workers at opening with plans for 200 later. the mills have stood vacant four years.

Nashua N. H Lord & Libby Charlestown Vale

Oxley on Witness Stand in Guilford Trial

Harry Oxley, accused of complicity in Emma Gill’s death, testified about his ties to Miss Gill, her visit to Nancy Guilford, and payment arrangements. He admitted consulting multiple doctors before Bridgeport treatment, drawing in New Haven and Waterbury physicians. Dr Jefferys supported the blood poisoning cause from illegal treatment, with court cautions over hearing.

Bridgeport Conn Harry Oxley Emma Gill Guilford Oxley Nancy Guilford New Haven Miss Gill Waterbury Mmma Gill

Marconi reports successful wireless tests between Kent coast and Boulogne

London announces that inventor Guglielmo Marconi, after securing French government permission, has conducted successful experiments with wireless telegraphy between the south Foreland in Kent and Boulogne at the mouth of the Lianne.

London Guglielmo Marconi England France Kent Boulogne Lianne

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Aay Lowala Sas Boe Chase & Sanborn Glee Club Concord Taxpayers Concord Churches First Parish Unitarian Trinity Church Protestant Episcopal Henry King Hannah John H. Chapman G. St. L. Abbott River St Alabama Enterprise Office Marlboro Mass General McArthur Manila Journal and Advertiser Bocayo McArthur Manilao Bula Emery and Chaplin Keith Concord Council No. 963 R. A.v Concorty Feuenction Bradly's Breck’s Garden Seeds W. W. Rawson Garden Seeds Girass Rochfort Red Cross Manhattan Co-operative White Dove Pratts Best King Arthur L.N. Fowler &Co Association Bik Concord Jct Sir Archibald Campbell Inverneill Charles H. Walcott Thomas Todd Beacon Street E. Littlefield Cornhill Auc Dimension Timber GEO Concord Junction, Mass Concord 13 Ben J. W. Brown Pillsbury’s Best Blue Democrat Wagons Insuranoco Wilfrid Wheeler Fairhaven Road George G. King Exchange Building Middlesex Institution For Savings Samuel Hoar Lorenzo Eaton Charles EK. Brown Herbert W. Hosmer Concord, Mass
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