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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1903
Page
1
In the evening when reading papers letters blur and you feel dull at the forehead or temples stop and consider glasses to protect your eyes. Glasses priced from 50c to 5.00 with special lenses ground to order in a few hours. Daily eye examinations except Wednesdays and repairs done in first class manner the same day.
The entry notes H. P. N. Dahl, a jeweler and optician, located on Main Street identified by reference Det. and business listing.
Notice instructs office to receive all items by Tuesday night to appear in the weekly edition. Ads subscriptions or news may be left with F B Sanderson in Riverside block or at B J Coughlin's news room for processing.
Maynard bowling team defeated Hudson last night at Sallys bowling alley. An evening meeting for night school enthusiasts is planned for Friday. Mrs Edward Cross, inmate at Clinton hospital, is reported improving.
Gov Bates won Maynard by 30 votes in a sparse turnout of about 500. The Luce bill failed decisively. Governor Bates 284, Chamberlain 0, Cobb 4, Gaston 264. Lieutenant governor Adams 270, Guild 277, Merrill 6, Olney 230, Rutherford 11. Senator sixth Middlesex Clark 275, Farley 224, Staveley 22. Representative twenty-second Middlesex Snerry 233, Welsh 286. Luce law Yes 107, No 287.
The Hudson bowling squad traveled to Maynard Tuesday night and lost to the local team by 43 pins. Kauhithau was Hudson’s high roller. The final score is not fully reported.
Piano and organ instruction offered by Miss Lillian Carter at Brooks Street Maynard. Large lot of piano boxes for sale at $1 and $1.25. apply to Charles H. Persons. Edward A. Kingsley, singing teacher, plans to be in Maynard Wednesdays. lessons at pupil's residence. For details, address Mr Kingsley at 523 hutsets ave Boston or inquire at C H Persons music store. Wanted experienced farm hand. apply to C J Morse box 400. The Fifth Middlesex district Senator and Governor vote tally is listed.
Sudbury results show Governor Bates with 193 votes and Gaston 30. In the Representative race Brigham led with 68 votes, Brown had 79, and Mitchell 31.
Concord Junction reports Charlies Pazean moved to Crest street and Frank Waite appointed post office clerk. Residents Mrs. Derby Jr. and Mrs. Lane recover. infant ill and Mrs. Blaisdell improved. WCTU meet at Mrs. Shepard. Harvest concert at Union church. many social events and club meetings noted.
Miss Noyes, now in Urquhart's block, seeks patronage as a dress maker. A tenement is for rent on Monument Street, apply to Joseph F. Carr, Concord. A capable general house work girl is wanted for a two-person family, apply to Mrs Harvey at the Colonial after October. Ribbons offered at reduced prices by Miss Buck. Rubber coats advertised at John Keyes' shop, Waltham Street. A competent girl for general housework is wanted, apply to Mrs Prescott Keyes, Concord.
Concord Junction and Concord residents attended a Union church duet by Phil Davis and Mrs W W Campbell. Charles Hart and Hart’s suite visited Corinthian lodge in a large gathering. War Master Geo Bowker led by his daughter with Mrs F H Watson. Deputy Supt Hart assumes Elmira role Dec 1 after Mr Scott resigns to become Elmira superintendent. Local mischief warned as hoodlum activity rises with clothesline damage behind Commonwealth area.
Gilbert Stronach of Hudson begins work at the Hudson House stable. Elwin Green was hosted by friends in Clinton on Wednesday. Annie Calden of Boston visits her home this week. Richard Mitchell attended horse races in Nashua New Hampshire on Tuesday.
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