06 Nov 1891
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1891
Page
1
The headquarters of the Enterprise will be relocated to the store of C. H. Persons in Riverside block. News items, advertisements, or subscriptions may be left there for prompt attention.
The Maynard Bicycle Club plans a group ride to Westboro for dinner with many clubs. Rumor says Charles H. Packard will move his business to Loewe's new block before holidays. Hat tie Loewe's marriage to Benj. Harris of Belmont set for March at Paine Memorial hall Boston.
All items of news for the Enterprise left with A. A. Wheeler will be thankfully received and promptly attended to. Subscriptions are also accepted for the same.
Will Mehegan plans to move to Concord Junction. Mrs. E F Wood of Lawrence visited this week. Y P C U meeting set for Sunday evening November 8 at 6. Mrs C D Cram and infant of Townsend visiting L A Jones. Tuttles Jones Wetherbee dry goods store being shingled by S Jones Jr. Goldies Musical Comedy company held a well attended church vestry show Tuesday. J F Coughlin Jr injured at Barker's mill last Friday. Dr Hutchins treated him. Chapel society to host a trade carnival on School street Tuesday November 10 with readings music and ice cream. South Acton locals: election over with mixed opinions. Baldwins advertised as best for watches at reasonable prices.
The article notes a rare Earth lake forming from Colorado River waters flooding a sandy desert in southern California. It argues this terrestrial example could reinforce views that lakes or seas appeared on Mars, such as the Libia region once thought dry but later colored like watered areas, influencing observers’s speculation.
The New York Sun describes snibbling beans as an annual evening activity for German housewives. They buy two bushels of common string beans, wash and string them, slice thinly, and pack in an earthen crock in layered salt. A plate and weight, usually a brick, cover the crock. brine or water ensures coverage, and soaking removes absorbed salt before cooking. Snibbling parties also serve as social gatherings.
James Ryan born a Spaniard and now living in Missouri reflects a life spanning Spain France and the United States. At eighty six he notes his days are peaceful and his heart remains young, as spoken at the old settlers meeting.
A Lexington Missouri note describes Mr L Gillen tending a banana tree ten feet tall that bears a single bunch of fruit while others remain fruitless. Leaves are long and slender and move with wind cutting like ribbons. The bud resembles a red water lily before sun opens it and fruit ripens side by side.
A farmer near Hunter cut a four foot viper with a sickle and uncovered eighty five smaller vipers inside, each four to six inches long. The tale reflects Missouri snake literature this season in Fulton, Missouri.
Orders for advertising and items of news for the Enterprise left at H. L. Whitcomb's book store will receive prompt attention. Subscriptions are accepted at this location and at the Post Office.
Concord notices describe property sale of Marcellus Houghton to a Lexington buyer for 8000 dollars, visitors from Boston, a reception for Senator Geo F Hoar, November events, church observations, suffrage and parish activities, a centenarian dinner, and notes on Bordeaux Mixture and Concord grapes market conditions.
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