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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1903
Page
5
Long list of Concord residents and events includes painting and repairs on Main St, school staff at Gonic, racing results, fire near Concord Junction, a charity whist, upcoming lectures, and a town hall dance with various locals attending.
The Criterion club opened its 75th season with the three act farce The Solicitor. The opening drew a full house as audiences enjoyed the witty situations and strong performances. Dugan impressed as the irascible solicitor while Richardson and Banks excelled as Colonel and wife.
Concord 15 Maynard 14 in a Friday armory exhibition. Both teams showed early-season condition gaps with weak shooting. Carson’s long reach blocked several Maynard attempts while Minor struggled to keep pace. Smith and Toomey stood out for Concord. Archer impressed for Maynard.
Morning and evening services will focus on a harvest festival with fruits and vegetables collected from members for local and Boston aid. Donations due at church or manse before 3 p.m. Saturday. A harvest service of praise and thanksgiving follows. Fr Moriarty receives new organ gift, admired by parishioners. Dec concert will feature prize declamations by high school pupils. John Hansen adds a showcase to his Walden street store fixtures. Duncan of Stoneham sang a tenor solo at St Bernard’s.
The I. H. A. C. defeated the Co. basketball team Monday evening at the armory by 33 to 12 after two 20 minute periods. Concord showed poor conditioning with ragged passing and frequent fouling as Maynard’s small forwards harassed them throughout the game. Miner Let led the Maynard defense and disrupted Concord’s play with tenacious pressure.
An ad announces Miss Noyes moves to Urquhart's block and invites patronage. Also offers an 8 room tenement for rent two minutes from the railroad and churches with modern electrics, heated rooms, and a Trask furnace.
Those desiring floral offerings for funerals should visit Cousins the Florist at Concord Junction. The shopkeeper is praised for taste appropriate to such occasions.
Concord Junction dealer L. N. Fowler at Co. offers fur niture carpets and bedding at sale prices. Rubber goods include ladies croquet rubbers 40c storm rubbers 45c men s 8S A rubbers 65c and men s rubber boots 2.50.
Local residents return from work trips and visits. Miss Bessie Thyng hosts at Pleasant Street. H G Wheeler plans Palm Beach winter. Miss Hillis and Miss Newton take jobs in Milford. Arthur Sawyer resumes work at Main Street factory. Celia MacKeen and Amanda Grant visit L M Tenney. Langley hall may gain prominence in Ward 6. Charles Rafferty returns after time with family. George Farnsworth recovers from pneumonia. H P Longley named manager of Cloverdale creamery succeeding J J Downing who moves to Hudson.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as the latest scientific discovery for throat and head catarrh. It claims a balsamic vapor reaches minutest cells to kill germs with blood oxygen and restores overall health. The firm guarantees a refund if Hyomei fails to cure, urging immediate use.
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