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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1906
Page
1
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Maynard reports include three A O H candidates initiated and a debate on Roosevelt order. Local civic notes mention Harvey Harwood moving to Concord street and Albert Westhave relocating to Boston. Plans cover high school baseball, a St Matthew Worcester game, and a charity dance in Concord.
Concord history items note Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sylvester visiting Boston. Joseph Brown returns from three months in New ark. The Grant house on Assabet ave gains paint. The Ladies' Union meets at Mrs. J. P. Allen's. Birth announced for Wayland D. Russell in Boston. Officer J. N. Chase recalls trip to Washington. Thanksgiving holidays set for schools, reopening Dec. 3. Rehearsals begin for Lady’s Whist Club entertainment and Lyceum cartoonist Craveny performance on Dec. 8. Miller death at age 53 noted with full Masonic and community services. interment at Sleepy Hollow.
Concord residents attend Harvard Yale game in New Haven. Local clubs host events, from a Woman's club meeting for Hampton Normal aid to a Trinitarian church sociable with a mock auction. The town adds telephones, removes Monument square fountain, and prepares for Conserving education with speeches by Rev Fenenga.
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