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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1903
Page
1
All matter must reach the office of publication by Tuesday night to insure insertion in the same week’s issue. Earlier receipt will secure condensa teftith at Sanderson Riverside Wwr block and subscriptions at B. J. Coughlin's news room.
Maynard reports Joan Courtney of Woonsocket Rhode Island visited Sunday. Mrs B Collins stayed with friends in South Boston Sunday. Enoch Peterson of Cambridge was a recent guest in town. The W C T U will meet with Mrs W H Gutteridge Thursday afternoon. Patrick Nee left Monday for Bristol Pennsylvania where he has secured a position.
Marlboro manager F W Riley teams with Mr Shay for Ideal Vaude Centre offering two performances at Music Hall a children's matinee 10 and 20 cent tickets and an evening bill of talent Tickets available at Johnson's Pharmacy Monday morning.
Sudbury Centre’s new passenger station work began Monday and should be ready soon. A memorial granite monument with a bronze tablet marks the site of the Goodenow Garrison House near the state highway from South Sudbury to Wayland, erected in 1903 by Goodenow descendants. Frank W. Goodnow organized the fund. Historic sites in Sudbury are noted for official designation.
Local items report Ernest G. Howard in town, Miss Marion Williams ill, Rev. Loren B. McDonald to preach at Union church, and Deputy Hart recovering from grip. Donations urged for Salvation Army by Christian Endeavor. Notables include Mrs. Fales visiting in Cambridge and Mrs. Lane's return from Worcester. Advertised letters listed and several meetings announced for Ladies union and Odd Fellows. New sign for factory building noted along with sales at Fred E. Poor's. Lyceum season opens Nov 21 with upcoming entertainments through Jan 1 and praise for the event lineup.
In a farewell note George W. Hopkins thanks the town for its support while supplying news and asks readers to extend the same courtesy to his successor.
Local items note Geo Gallant securing a fox near Lincoln woods and Miss Marion Moody confined by illness. Neighbors report builders at Allen Frenchs Nashaw area and a planned dinner for Supt. Joseph F. Scott at Youngs Hotel. Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Whitney and a baptism of a family member are mentioned along with a small social at Trinitarian church. A fire scare near Rev C L Hutchins ends with thanks to responding firemen.
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