23 May 1895
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1895
Page
1
All matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to appear in the same week issue. Early receipt prevents condensation or delay. News, advertisements, or subscriptions may be left with A. R. Currie in Maynard block or J. B. Deane's Loewe block.
Miss Abby Henderson of Plymouth spends Sunday at home. Thel C O F initiates last week. Ray Currie visits brother Guy in Stoneham. Rev Mesiar’s sermon highly praised. John Burns of Brighton visits Maynard friends. Mrs Currier and son Louis visit Lynn. Blanchard exchanges with Peabody. Frankie Salisbury solos at Trinity Concord. Thomas Hillis buys land from Silas Brooks estate. Strawberry festival planned in Methodist chapel this Wednesday. Grace Sargent of Linden visits Peters. Robert Carter pianist at Ayer Junction entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Randall to sail for England next Saturday for two months. Graduation preparations and mid-June ceremony. Ground broken for new well. North Acton stone used. George Rodan and mother move to Amesbury. Y P S C E dairy maids festival June 8 at Music hall. St Georges church cornerstone set around June 1. Partridge sister visits Mrs Martin. measles outbreak among visitors. Home Market baseball opens June 1 with Beacons or Ayer Junctions. McSweeney and Kelly in lineup. Archbishop Williams jubilee attended by Father Crowe. John Case guest of W B Case. George Brooks family visit Rochdale. I O G T weighing party and banquet. Miss Alice Welch returns to Stoughton. many friends regret departure.
The Enterprise Printing Company warns readers that A R Currie of Maynard and traveling agent F O Burgess are the sole authorized agents and that any other solicitations are fraudulent. The notice explains ownership unity and urges patrons to use lessee agents, stressing liberal customer treatment and the need to support the local paper.
The appeals praise the public for large attendance at recent dramas and public entertainments that aid a town cause. It warns that temperance is threatened and urges ongoing support to continue past good works for future welfare.
Publication items must reach the office by Tuesday night to be inserted in that week. Early receipts help prevent delays. News and advertising matter plus subscriptions may be left at H. L. Whitcomb’s Bookstore or at the post office.
Concord items report Todd installing Tenney steam heat on Main Street and local weather impacts on asparagus growers. Courtly notes include grange degrees, Emerson returning from England, residents traveling to Paris, a Memorial Day fund, church events, and Trinitarian church anniversaries with Mary Munroe’s long service recognized.
The market shows a modest advance as the cumulative panel indices rise about seven percent led by limited gains. Trading remains cautious with investors weighing small position shifts and ongoing economic indicators.
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