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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1893
Page
1
Notice urges timely submission to reach the publication office Tuesday night for insertion in the week’s issue. News and ads may be left with C. H. Persons in Riverside block and with FB. Deane’s and Loewe’s block subscriptions.
Arthur Bishop rode to Worcester on Sunday while James McAuslin and wife from Lowell visited friends here this week. The Caswell property was sold at public auction by D. Henderson. William H. Guttridge left for New York and should return midweek. Local cyclists rode to Nashua and Fitchburg with quick return times. Selectman Cheney was driven home due to rheumatism. The Young Ladies Reading circle hosts an entertainment for St. Bridget’s Temperance Society. A train accident near Marlboro involved a stray cow. the cow survived with a possible broken leg. The Concord district court’s lenient liquor sentences are noted, with Mike Early cited as a notorious offender. The Billericas face the Maynards next Saturday. Maynard and wife of Worcester visited town. School grounds show thin grass. Ladies’ Literary society plans a Riverside hall social. Scarlet fever cases reported in three children. Maynardian Edward Henderson heads to Chicago for the Columbian fair. Strawberry festival and temperance meetings are reported. a patent swing exhibit attracts attention. Stone being dumped to shore up a failing sidewalk bank wall near the fire department. The cow from West Acton involved in a train collision is linked to John Kelly. Memorial Day exercises include a post arrival supper and cemetery procession with an Maine speaker. Notices on advertising matter and subscriptions are at H. L. Whitcomb’s bookstore and the post office.
Cyrus H Cook moves into Hubbard street home June first. Walden woods spring fire bells signal annual fires. Henry B Joslin absent at Davis market due to illness. William M Bush family relocate to Hurd place. Rev A W Jackson to occupy Walden street residence vacated by Shepardson. Elderkin brothers capture noted by Officer Craig and Waltham officers. Miss Mary Rodman returns from San Diego. Mrs Francis Rodman to stay there summer. Unitarian church services suspended June through September. Mrs Victor Channing Sanborn registered at World’s Fair Massachusetts Building. May move date regulated. Concord prepares many relocations by end of May. Woman Suffrage league to meet May 27 at Mrs A H Burrill’s. Guild officers named for 1893–94. Nickel Plate railroad cuts fares. other lines meet reduction. Rev W R Breed declines Amherst call. remains at Trinity with $1000 salary. Trinity attendance nearly doubled in three years. Miss Gertrude Jacobs to marry Gains Marvin June 7 at Church of the Messiah. Prof Henry W Rolfe and Mrs Rolfe arrive. Rolfe injured in railroad accident, on crutches, canceling engagements. Memorial Day law requires patriotic exercises at Emerson school 2 p m. pupils present. Concord river inspires spring aquarelles. Nashawtuc bridge popular. river floods meadow lands. scenic views at Nashawtuc and Willard common noted.
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