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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1904
Page
4
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Local notice advertises a covered wagon two horse seat and two heavy express harnesses for sale. Interested parties contact Frank Seent bontn at the corner of Cc.
Sudbury plans an afternoon and evening fundraiser on the church’s lower floor to discharge painting debts while promising some ties. The town recalls Old Home Week 1903 music by Sam Holder and Charles Seymour. A State of Agriculture winter meeting in South Framingham features ex Gov John D Long on Tuesday.
Mrs. B J Bell of Brooklyn reports her daughter gained over a pound weekly after starting Mio na. Appetite improves color returns and sleep normalizes. She describes better spirits renewed energy and strength and notes the medicine costs nothing if it fails to cure.
In the church parlors Mrs Abbie Rolfe gave an engaging address on Motions and Amendments to a receptive audience. The gathering highlighted local civic instruction and notable community figures while noting the burial of Mrs Keep in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery on November 10 and her lineage to Dr J of Concord and Judge James of Groton.
A clean football afternoon saw the junior squads battle fiercely with persistent line backing. Despite several turnovers on downs, the match highlighted the junior backs and the tackling of Welch and Tompkins as the main features in a spirited, fair contest.
Formerly owned by William H. Moulton of Hudson the trotting mare Lady Klondyke stirs talk among Boston horsemen for speed. She has shown notable work this winter in Worcester and already posted a half mile in 1 07 on the speedway. The owner says the horse may race on track next year.
A horse driven by Napoleon Phaneuf, grocery operator on Broad Street, bolted Monday after a wheel broke near the Catholic Church. The horse ran toward Maple Street, rider Rube Phonsone leaped clear, suffering a deep gash above the left eye as the horse headed toward the Broad Street bridge before being stopped.
The social season began Friday evening at Town Hall with about 35 couples attending. Mrs. Jes W. Prescott presided as hostess with ushers including P. Gage D. Ripley Gage Joseph S. Richardson Hedrever Hilderburn W. Butterick Harold Taylor and H. K. Kerns. Music by a Boston orchestra. Supper served shortly before midnight and dancing continued to 1 AM.
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The Assembly hall of the C H B was the scene of a cheerful Thanksgiving hop on Wednesday afternoon. The event brought together students and community members for a festive afternoon of dancing and goodwill.
Concord Massachusetts on November 26 1904 lists Gordon Sim and ladies Mrs Harry Goodhue Mrs A H Alexander and Mrs A B Woolny in a brief social notice referencing local correspondents and society figures.
Concords faced Maynard in a Thursday game decided 57 to 0 in favor of Concords. The contest highlighted rival town athletes and suggested Concords hold the stronger athletic program as the Maynard squad struggled to meet a fully town-based team.
A festive board at the Colonial Hotel marks a grand occasion the shooting of a coon in Concord. Guests include L. Miner T. L. Smith G. J F. L. Bemis W. E. Rand John Watson Ira Penniman Jas. Mililky W. L. Decker Wm. Wheeler Henry Wheeler and McWalter's orchestra provided music. John Watson proclaims it the best coon tasted.
The Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club holds a food sale on Friday December 9 at Saecerra the Vesten of the United American church. Doors open at 2 30 with a variety of foods preserves fruits jellies and pickles for sale at reasonable prices. At the same time a collection of genuine old china chiefly from Dutch houses in Southern Pennsylvania will also be offered for sale to raise the club treasury.
Advertised Hyomei promises quick relief for catarrh with soothing breaths and a full outfit for one dollar. A Redmond Hills man age 82 reports dramatic recovery after using Hyomei and staying cured for six months. Extra bottles cost 60 cents for deeper cases.
Reunion committees will meet at the home of Alex A Hoyle to discuss feasibility of a joint reunions plan. The agenda references area classes folding into a single event.
Harry W. er and James Todd ages 88 and 37 attended a lodge installation ceremony. Edwin H. Ford and Robert W. Browning were active during the year as officers. Henry F. Smith presented the past high priest jewel to acknowledge faithful service.
The Concord Woman's Club presented an engaging lecture with a trained vocal performance. Refreshments were served for visitors at the close of the event.
Auction style list of local listings includes a Goddard buggy for sale a back room to let at Urquhart block cheap piano pool and billiard tables rental or sale land parcels in Concord Acton and Acton areas dressmaker services and shop offerings from Miss Buck and Mrs Barrett with Harbard garments
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