21 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1895
Page
1
A wide-ranging column discusses theater, poetry, thefts, and public notices, referencing Groton robberies, Eben D Jar, and the New York Sun on language. It also covers political candidacy, women’s suffrage, and anecdotes about editors, authors, and Harvard Yale legends.
An unclear dispatch notes Boston Standard as authority on council and lower house nominees tied to the American Protective Association amid party opposition. It mentions manufacturing bids and trade shifts as eastern manufacturers push for a share of a buoyant market while crop news remains uneven.
A Friday Brockton Times report notes a police raid led by the city police department on city streets, detailing the raid action and immediate aftermath.
The Hospice de la Charite in Paris reports a saturated acidic solution applied to burns removes odor and toxins from the skin and causes a temporary yellowing of the skin.
Readable fragments show a local sale notice referencing P Johnson, H E Ardson, and Concord. The text includes medical term fragments and appears to list individuals connected to the notice without complete context.
A brief notice indicates delivery and subscription matters handled by T. F. Newton. Readers are reminded about receipt and preparation of articles to prevent condensation or delay.
Acton community items include L. C. Clough closing grocery, Y P C U meeting canceled by storm, and a December 13 sale. Reports cover sermons, fevers, a festival, road repairs, church exchanges, and social gatherings with multiple local residents named.
The notice advertises services in Mass Rev William F Dusseault’s parish at South Acton Local with morning Mass at 10 30 and Sunday school at 11 45 A Y P C U meeting follows at 7 00 pm Pews are free to all. Also promotes A M Jackson watchmaker jeweler and repair services at the old Tuttle's Bik stand with satisfaction guaranteed in watches clocks and jewelry.
Public schools held special services Tuesday to honor the late Rev Dr S Smith with sketches and life references read by teachers and pupils. During Dr Smith’s funeral hour the song America was sung as school house flags were half-masted. The school committee received from S Wallace Moore of Colorado Springs his resignation due to health and a joint meeting of selectmen and school committee will appoint a successor. One Minute Cough Cure advertised by B F Johnson & Son Maynard C H Whitney Concord H A Littlefield West Acton.
Sudbury announces Thanksgiving services set for 11 a.m. on November 28 at the First Parish Unitarian Church with all invited. Dredging of the Sudbury River is advancing well with workers at the town and dredger operations continuing day and night. If weather remains favorable, Wayland will be reached this year.
Boxboro schools close this week for a brief break. Chas E Bradford improves buildings with new shingles. Harlan and Charlie Richards trapped 15 muskrats this fall. Mr and Mrs Cc W Woodward and Miss Helen L Hall were recent visitors in town.
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