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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1900
Page
1
All matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to be inserted in the same week issue. Earlier receipts avoid condensation or delay. News and advertisements may be left with C. H. Persons Riverside block, and subscriptions at B. J Coughlin's news room.
Mrs Marsh of Springfield visited Maynard with Mr and Mrs James Bent. Stow police aided Maynard in searching for Peter Larsen's assailant. A T Haynes exhibit netted five cents for the general fund. Ethel Rich hosted Concord educators on Merchants Week educational day. guests from Concord visited. Wm Naylor leaves for Essex Junction Vermont to oversee new water works as engineer and superintendent. Nettie Hawkins returns after winter hosting social work at Congregational church. Public school exhibitions will end for grades below ninth on June 22 with invited visits by parents. H H Dahl Co exhibit showcased nearly $2000 in silverware jewelry and optics. Maynard residents boast local shopping options.
A town letter urges naming the local school after Rear Admiral Sampson in recognition of his visit aided by 500 Maynard schoolchildren. The mover argues the Sampson name honors national prominence and preserves local pride for future generations.
Miss Lena King is seriously ill. Strawberry festival at Union church on Friday night. W. W. Hart of Brown University elected editor of the Brunonian. The closing game social at Union church Friday evening. About 15 homes planned near the station this summer. Admiral Sampson visit delays Musketaquid bicycle dance. Gypsies split into two parties heading to Lexington and the western circuit. Memorial Sunday service at St Anne's chapel South Lincoln. Fire at Isaac Cook's farmhouse. rescue of an aged lady. News and ads column notes office and bookstore drop points.
Concord meets Weston at Weston links on Saturday while Dedham hosts Concord in a track meet the same day. A court arraignment fined Bridget McCabe five dollars for drunkenness and she left town after payment. The Concord Lyceum plans a busy season with upgraded grounds and attendance goals. Recreation tickets go on sale June 2 at Fitchburg station after six p.m. lasting until Monday seven a.m.
A Soldiers' Service will be held at the Tripitarian church next Sunday evening at 7.30 o clock with special reference to Memorial day. A musical and responsive order will be used and an address given by the pastor. Members of the Grand Army post Concord artillery and Sons of Veterans with Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution and citizens invited.
On Wednesday the Concord women's team beat Braeburn of West Newton in the final spring game of the women’s golf association season. Concord rises to second place as the circuit includes Country Oakley Braeburn and Concord clubs. Also, Concord defeated Salem after a long match despite heavy rain, with Salem later traveling to Colonial for dinner.
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