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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1901
Page
4
Reading through a jumble of notes from 1901 covers field day achievements by Vassar women, talk of Hobson and Fourth of July events, garden asks, and a mixed batch of oblique announcements. Mentions Vermont at Pan American, New Brunswick tourist literature, a 1888 catarrh cure, Mrs. McKinley’s health, and war board findings on Chattanooga.
Maynard reports include P M Dahl speaking at the New England Opticians banquet and officer election. The Associated Templars witnessed Rogers Bros. at Hollis Street Theatre. Gene Linnehan of Marlboro to pitch for Maynard Saturday. Socials feature Lawtons orchestra dance plans and various home gatherings with games and refreshments.
Mrs Michael Sheehan thanks Maynard business men firemen societies and friends for kindness in her bereavement and for floral offerings and sympathy and flowers sent dated May 20 1901.
Misses Cleary and Williams offer a wide spring and summer millinery range. Children’s white lawn dresses and white duck suits displayed alongside a choice line of ladies hats trimmed and untrimmed. Also fine millinery novelties at Miss Naylor’s parlors on Nason Street.
The business of the late M. E. Sheehan will be continued at the old stand with undertak ing carried on by D. E. Sheehan a graduate of the Massachusetts College of Embalming.
In Boston a long running Italy origin feud erupts on May 29. Pappasoli fires at Spostito wounding him. Spostito dies or is dying at Massachusetts General Hospital. Pappasoli fled before being captured. he worked recently on water works in Hingham.
A man known as Martineau killed his wife Victoria nee Harper then shot himself after a dispute near Louisquisset turnpike. Albert Fairbanks heard cries and was wounded by a gunshot in the arm as Martineau fell dead. Martineau had been idle and drinking. Mrs Martineau was one of six children and had married him after knowing him only ten days. The scene was several miles from town. medical examiners awaited claimants in Pawtucket. Nearby items report Barney Rourke’s death and Boer arbitration appeals in Europe.
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