24 May 1894
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1894
Page
1
The office requires all items by Tuesday night to appear in the same week issue. Early receipts prevent condensation or delay and can be left with A. R. Currie in Maynard block or with J. B. Deane at Loewe's block for news ads or subscriptions.
Rev. R W Seaman preached in Sudbury while Rev W F Stearns preached in Marlboro in exchange. A fire broke out at the Boston grounds where John Connors and Thomas Smith were on the grandstand. M E ladies host a strawberry festival at the chapel with a sociable. A D Russell store auction by D Henderson concluded satisfactorily. store closed. Good Templars from Tola lodge visited West Acton Enoch Hall lodge which has been instituted. Main Street grading from the railroad crossing to the old Catholic church underway with 18 inch fill. Reservoir cleaned and refilled. Herbert Moffatt of New York to lead Episcopal service at Co operative hall. Iola lodge I O G T held a drum party. winners announced. Crow Is clambake drew large Maynard attendance and boatmen. Seventeenth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Walter Filton May 16 with Maynard friends present. J W Henderson promotes tin shop in South Acton. Haynes Tourtellet fit new office in centre. William Bishop’s lumber team incident on Summer Street crossing. Stephen Malley flagged train to prevent accident. James Higgins store burglarized. dog let burglars in. Adam Miller injured in run away near Concord Junction. Chas H Persons relinquishes Enterprise agency. A R Currie appointed agent at N Currie’s Maynard block. Local social notes list visitors and society events. Graduation exercises for class of ’94 A H S set for June 14 with Edson speaker and superintendent presenting diplomas. Y P S C E topic God’s Call. readings by local students. Strawberry festival and music entertainment accompany the town’s rural social season.
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Sudbury prepares for the first high school graduation exercises on June 7 at Music Hall with Rev. W. G Seaman as orator. Memorial day observances are arranged with the Sudbury brass band, Veterans association, Burnside post G A R, and cemetery decorations in Saxonville and Sudbury. A reported pest outlook notes canker worms harming apple trees and a scarce tent caterpillar presence.
Consumers are urged to consider Ayer's Hygienic Coffee as part of daily routines to support wellness. Advertisers emphasize health benefits and steady use to build overall vitality.
S H Clifford of New Cassel Wisconsin suffered neuralgia rheumatism stomach disorder and liver trouble losing flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg Illinois had an eight year leg sore healed after three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen Amica Salve. John Speaker of Catawba Ohio had five fever sores and was cured by one bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen Amica Salve. Sold at B F Johnson Son Drug Store Maynard and J C Friend Concord.
News about advertising matter and subscriptions may be left at the bookstore of H. S. Whitcomb and subscriptions may be left at the post office.
Local notes report Miss Kate Hastings as guest of Mrs. Wheeler and Henry J Walcott Jr visiting Yarmouth. Memorial services, church weddings, and several social visits fill the week as residents discuss schools, health, and moves.
Investigate investment claim by Harvey Wheeler of Boston Harness Co at Concord Junction Office. Net yield cited around 7 percent. Residence listed as Elm St Concord.
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