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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1903
Page
1
All matter must reach the office of publication not later than Tuesday night in order to secure insertion of the issue of the same week. News advertisements or subscriptions may be left with F. B. Sanderson Riverside block and subscriptions at B. J. Coughlin's news room.
Kathryn Sweeney visits South Boston as quarantine notes linger. Four captains vote to start the bowling season on December 1 with Crescents against St Bridgets and Associated Templars against Independents the following Thursday. William W. praises Mr Oliver's unbeatable watch bargains in town.
The town meeting last night approved accepting the Carl F Monk property and acquiring more land. A committee led by Rev John A Crowe and including C H Persons Harvey Harwood John C Mackin and W H Gutteridge will investigate with the school committee and board of selectmen and report at a special meeting on December 8. The treasurer is authorized to borrow 5000 in anticipation of taxes.
Maynard local notice lists piano and organ instruction by Miss Lillian Carter on Brooks Street. To let an eight room tenement with modern conveniences two minutes from rail, school, churches, and stores. electric heating by Trask furnace. Contact 361 Main Street Concord Junction Massachusetts.
Robert Woodard showcases a set of freshly issued U S government coins for use in the Philippines. The coins include a copper half centavo about the size of a dime and a centav o of copper about the size of a quarter, a nickel five centavo, a silver ten centavo about the size of a dime, and proportional sizes for the quarter and half dollar with the one peso dollar in silver.
Magnolia lodge of Rebekahs entertained brothers and sisters from Concord Junction Thursday night. With Associate hall burned in Concord they used Odd Fellows hall in Hudson by invitation. Several candidates were initiated with Hudson lodge members assisting. A collation followed. many attended.
Sick lists and confirmations of local society activities fill this Concord Junction page. Church services at Union church report Rev Loring B McDonald and Rev W W Campbell addressing capital and labor. Local clubs and lodges host meetings, concerts, and charitable drives while road work improves sidewalks and a new tile fountain attracts attention.
Concord outlines a new block at Junction and improvements on Main street. Local events include theater rehearsals, an upcoming auction November 30, a Thanksgiving recess, pension grants to Civil War veterans, and a major football game between the alumni and high school teams tomorrow morning.
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