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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1895

Page

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Local notices urge timely submissions for week’s issue

All matter must reach the office of publication not later than Tuesday night in order to secure insertion in the issue the same week. An earlier receipt will insure against condensation or delay of articles. News or subscriptions may be left with local agents. The Red Men plan a family night Monday with the Sligo quartet of Marlboro and humorist Chas. T Grilley.

A. R. Currie Maynard J. B. Deane Loewe Sligo Marlboro Chas. T. Grilley H. L. Whitcomb

May items and events in a Massachusetts village

The May calendar includes the Enterprise schedule distribution, B F Johnson’s boat Hager at City Point in Boston, and a Stoneham rider returning Sunday. Riverside Co operative Co. wagons repaint, a Tuesday night station committee organized, and a death in Jamestown. A horse injury near the barber shop, hooks and ladder party May 11 with new uniforms, and officer elections. A Crescents vs Templars baseball game ends 15 to 12 for the home team. A birthday party for Louis Wade Currier brings a crowded, joyful scene. A vivid lightning strike damages C H Persons home but causes no injuries. A St George’s church mission fair at Music Hall May 3–4 raises funds with album pictures, milliners opening, hats, cakewalk, prizes, and cake ceremony.

St. George’s Episcopal Church Music Hall Maynard Concord J Webster Geo. Jameson Messrs. Gutteridge Sanderson Alec Veitch St. George's Mission

Expressions of thanks from the ONeil family

The family of Charles ONeil Jr. thanks all who offered assistance and sympathy during their great affliction. They also acknowledge floral offerings from St. Bridget's T A B society United Workmen I L club and the powder mill employer. Mr and Mrs Cuas ONeil Jr.

Charles O'Neil Jr St. Bridget’s T. A. B. Society United Workmen I. L. Club Cuas. O’neil, Jr

Card of Thanks for St George's mission aid

The committees of the fair extend sincere thanks to all who assisted in any way in aid of St George's mission. Signed H. Gay, Secretary on behalf of committees. Maynard, May 8, 1895.

St. George’s H. Gay Maynard

Wanted at Harriman's New Method Laundry

Two energetic, active women are sought for faithful hands and constant employment with good wages. Apply at once in person if possible.

Harriman

Maynard Millinery and Upholstery Advertises Spring Styles

Maynard locals are invited to Cleary & Williams for good fitting wraps and the latest spring millinery at M. E. Jannell's shop. Miss Naylor offers trimmed and untrimmed hats. Cleary & Williams and Peirce & Welsh advertise upholstery services in Riverside block, Maynard, with a full line of corduroys and lounges at low prices.

Cleary & Williams M. E. Jannell Miss Naylor Peirce & Welsh Riverside Block Maynard

Local notices encourage new subscriptions and distribution

An earlier receipt will be accepted for insertion in the issue of the same week. News of advertising matters and subscriptions may be left at the bookstore of H. L. Whitcomb and at the post office for convenience.

Concord Area Notes Highlight Local Life and Death

Frank Jackson recovers and goes out again. Miss Alice Myers visits Susie Emmett. Engagement announced for Mike Almeda Gates. Voter dog license vid numbers discussed. Miss Eva Farnum visits East Boston. Five join Trinitarian church. Rev Pettengill to preach on Sabbath law. Powder mill accident near Concord stirs town. L A W guideboards to be replaced or repainted. Unitarian parish elects new committee. Grange to discuss farming health claims. Town hall concert and declamation night planned. Eureka and Clover clubs host a final whist. Emergency extinguisher test on playground impresses crowd. Endeavor society meeting scheduled. Creed lectures continue. Charles Nevens dies at 65. funeral Thursday in Concord, burial in Lewiston Me.

Frank Jackson Alice Myers Lowell Susie Emmett Mike Almeda Gates Waltham Eva H. P. Farnum East Boston

Harvey Wheeler Otters Investors Notice

Boston Harness Co. in Concord seeks to investigate investors about first class cumulative preferred stocks yielding about seven percent. Office is in Concord, residence Elm Street in Concord.

Harvey Wheeler Otters Boston Harness Co Concord Tunction Elm St. Concord

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