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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1900
Page
1
Notices urge early receipt by Tuesday night to guarantee same week issue. Ads, news, or subscriptions accepted at Riverside block with C. H. Persons and at B. J Coughlin's room for subscriptions.
Miss Nellie Sullivan visits Waltham while William Dawson and Timothy Lyons travel between Fitchburg and Sabatus. Framingham and Marlboro residents seen locally. O E S Magdalene chapter hosts a whist party and Associated Templars host dances. Congregational church circle plans baked bean supper. Mill work starts for American Woolen addition. Baseball season ends with no snowshoes. Lily group gatherings and lamp lighter Fred Taylor begin duties. Catholic Union officials meet and Lith anniversary party hosted by Agnes Richardson. highway commission specs arrive for Ben Smiths bill changes.
Miss Emma Comery improves while Mrs. Walter Park visits Hudson. James Fadden returns home after six months away. Geo D Sohier improves after a fall. Waite store gets paint work. Ladies union plans a meeting with Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Gifford visits Deputy Hart’s family. Mrs. Swain from Norway visits J D Wilson. Rubber mill resumes after repairs. Hutchinson auction set for Saturday Nov 17. Dr Alley moves office to Dell Messer’s. H C Shepard appointed substitute officer at reformatory. L N Fowler adds new stock line. Supt Scott speaks at Saugus on Prison Matters. C E to hold pound sociable for charity. Officer P Rohan back from vacation. snow in Vermont. Business men’s club dines with C S Hart. turkey supper. Electric lights in new schoolhouse. Lloyd class 3:30–4:30, teachers until 5. Lizzie Edson of Roxbury dies of heart trouble after diphtheria. Funeral attended by Miss Edson and W W Curtis Jr. Mrs Clara Hart and Mrs Ida Hale visit Boston Hawthorne chapter. Willow Degree lodge guests Webber and 48 Naomi lodge members. Degree work praised. fine collation served. Royal Arch Masons attendance honors given to Frederick Mearns and others. Jewelry presented to High Priest J J Marre by Wakten chapter representative. Fine banquet. electrics carry attendees home.
A small crowd attended a Monday hearing on Lexington & Boston Co. petition to locate a streetcar on Lowell Street. Proponents including Parker and Farrar argued fare reductions to Carlisle, Chelmsford, and Lowell while residents like Miss Kennedy and Miss Ball warned of harms to tenants and property. opponents urged caution and suggested testing current services before granting more franchises.
Farm offers milk route in Maynard with wagons jars and equipment. Milk already made option and three year lease available. Address View Farm Dairy Box 52 Maynard Maas.
The issue notes insertion timing within the same week and possible delays or changes to articles. It lists the bookstore of H. L. Whitcomb and the post office as drop points for subscriptions and related matters.
A dance in Concord at the A O U W hall Friday evening honors Miss Susan Emmett hosted by her friends. Frank E. Cutler was hospitalized Monday after an appendicitis operation and travels to Boston for care with Dr Booth by his side.
The Seven Fale fair at the town hall on Friday evening drew strong support under the King's Daughters society of the Unitarian church. Admission was seven cents with every seventh person free, and all sale items were seven cents, a novel theme that raised about 25 dollars.
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