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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1899
Page
3
Central Massachusetts timetable notice for the Union Passenger Station on Causeway Street Boston notes a correction effective October 2, 1899. It records the rail line’s schedule update and references the Boston & Maine division.
Marlboro figures and visitors mix with civic notes as Fred Fitzpatrick works at Lincoln House Worcester. Vists from Berwick to Elmst and local club leadership change mark a busy period.
East Tilbury resident Hezekiah Sharp runs a large scale turkey operation that collapses into a hoax scheme. He entices county hunters to shoot his birds, then collects hush money from the shooters as the flock dwindles and profits soar for Thanksgiving.
The Hanlons bring their famed ballet to the Boston Theatre for two weeks beginning Monday night December 13. A London import, the ensemble features the season’s most attractive dancers whose performances have sparked sensation. The production includes a novelty wall scene in act one and promises major spectacle and humor.
An indignant passenger boarded Conductor Bower's train after buying a ticket for Whitman at the North Union station by mistake. He landed at Major Potter's station and walked toward the town center, finding Whitman on the Old Colony Division a lively manufacturing town yet quiet in business. The traveler blamed the station agent for the mix up.
Hezekiah observes a flock of wild turkeys returning to the Ten Mile woods after months of domestication on his farm. He provokes the birds with loud gunfire, then secretly buys turkey shot to hunt them, planning to trap them in the nearby forest. He seeks five dollars per shot as he implements his ruse.
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