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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
1
Messages indicate articles and advertisements must reach the office by Tuesday night to ensure insertion in the current week. Early receipt helps avoid delays and condensation. Submissions and subscriptions can be left with F. B. Sanderson in Riverside block or at RK J Coughlin's news room.
Maynard town notes report Elmer Cozzens back with George N. Gove and Bert Akroyd visiting from Sharon. The Maynard baseball team opens the season May 17. Various locals are listed as guests, workers, and civic events including town line relocations, church reorganizations, and lodge visits. The American Woollen Co plans two four story boarding houses with 68 rooms each on upper Main street.
East Acton resident Mrs. Fredson Brooks improves while E M Com sells a Grove st house to Fuller. Various club meetings, visits, and events noted including W C T A, Ladies Union, a subscription dance May 9, and a Memorial day concert by Concord High School pupils for Old Concord Post 180 G A R. Local delays and procedures for notices and submissions are listed.
Next Saturday Concord June Honth Billeries T R s and T s of North play at home. May 17 The Quino bins of Waltham visit. May 2 T J s face South Quincys at home. Jags of Watertown meet Watertown at Watertown. May 31 C reneve octecsment of Watertown on June 7 Glenwoods of Cambridge June 10 Hartford Atht ic club play.
At the annual fire department meeting for the West End, officers and positions were filled. George Bickerton named foreman. Benjamin Matearrouea clerk. J. Jenny as secretary. Thomas E. Lawler assistant foreman. Hose 4, Charles J. foreman. John W. Whalen cane foreman. Arthur Meehan clerk.
Concord locals share summer plans with Trull, Hinton and Towle families moving to Lincoln and Nova Scotia departures for several months. Post office upgrades delight staff while high school team wins a recent game. A cotillion closes the season in Town hall with out of town guests and a Belmont engagement linked to Little Brown & Co. library staff Louise Garland departs, leaving patrons to miss her friendly service.
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