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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1893
Page
4
The item highlights baseball enthusiasm, the upcoming Boston season opening, and political notes from 1893. It mentions Lizzie Borden’s arraignment, a Harper's piece on a Conan Doyle novel, and opinions on the motor storage battery and road conditions. The piece ends with a call for a road commission.
Grip and severe colds are common in town. Dr. and Mrs. F A Rich welcomed a daughter last week. The Co operative store shows a new sign by W H Leighton. Bert Thayer’s Dodging His Dues company stayed at Maynard House Friday to Monday. The M E church settees were painted and new chairs planned for singers.
In Brockton Enterprise fashion the piece argues that reporters work nights to cover events not for pleasure but to serve readers and those who deserve notice. It notes doors keepers understand the business and that cooperation yields fair Leyden coverage and mutual benefit.
Maynard defeated the Zinas 15 to 9 as McSweeney returned to form and Fitzmorris led the offense. Larkin, Hayes, and Mitchell contributed multiple hits while Goggin umpired and the 500 spectators stayed through a rainy afternoon.
Nashoba tribe of Red Men marked its fifth anniversary on Monday evening May 8 with a literary entertainment and feast of corn and venison. Many friends attended and enjoyed piano and cornet solos, readings, duets, and songs by Miss Currie Miss Elsie Parmenter Master Coulter Miss Lena P Russell Miss Woodart Master Veitch Mrs F H Salisbury with remarks by Sachem A D Russell visiting Great Sachem Joel G Tyler and Deputy Great Sachem E F Pierce.
A mixed page notes Leighton the taxidermist and other crafts, a stray brindled bulldog found for owners, land for sale near Acton street with viewing on April 22, and town church and local society notes. Also announces retirements, a new head clerk Oswald L. Dart, a closing sale at Concord Junction remnant store, and local shop reminders plus homely classifieds.
An assortment of notices advertises cemetery lots for sale with contact points at J C Richardson and James Turner, millinery and corset offerings from Cleary Williams and Miss Naylor, flour butter coffee and tea at Higgins shop, fabric bargains at Russell's store, bamboo easels from W H Leighton, and Christy Bread Knives through F F Robertson.
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