13 Nov 1891
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1891
Page
1
The Enterprise relocates headquarters to the store of C. H. Persons in the Riverside block. Messages for news, advertisements, or subscriptions may be left there and will be promptly attended to.
The column records diverse town items from Maynard including a new safe for Lawyer H. A. Walker, repairs by Lambert Bros. in Boston, water rates and six months of accounts, a Maynard victory over Rockbottom 3 to 0, hospital returns, falls stock of overcoats, boiler inspections, social events and musical engagements, and various neighborhood notices.
Submissions and news items for the Enterprise should be sent to correspondent A. A. Wheeler. Readers are urged to provide items promptly and to note that subscriptions are also accepted.
Westvale notes report L C Puffer ill with a bad cold. The Ladies Circle will meet with Mrs W A Wright Friday afternoon all members invited. Pooles with Soule of Easton visited Geo Poole family over Sunday. Rev Mansfield of Cambridge preached in the chapel Sunday morning. Business is reviving at the mill with operatives expected to return next Monday after four months idle.
Friends of Prof Corey, from visits at G W Tutle, learn he has been engaged as instructor at the P S A A in Boston. Ex Governor Cornhill of New York questions McKinley’s 1892 presidential prospects. Springfield Republican urges clarification. Medford seeks city status. Waterford favored by Boston Traveller for city status.
Orders for advertising or news items for the Enterprise left at H. L. Whitcomb's book store will receive prompt attention. Subscriptions to the Enterprise are accepted at this location and the Post Office.
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