01 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1902
Page
1
All matter must reach the Gilles of publication not later than Tuesday night to secure the issue of the game week. Notices may be left with F B Ganderson Riverside block, and subscriptions at FB J Coughlin's news room.
James Moore returns from Cambridge. Mrs. Randell joins Harriman’s laundry. Miss Mamie Owens of Lawrence and Miss Esther of the week announced. The sixth senatorial Republican convention set for Friday at Ayer. Thomas Gavin to New York for work. Joseph Cantwell to follow. John Winkley resumes Waltham work after two weeks in town. Sally Vail and John Berry move to Brighton for work. Dr F U Rich to serve as town physician under accident insurer.
Auctioneer announces sale of 25 cows at no set minimum price with no reserve. All bidders may purchase at fair prices, subject to the quantity of milk each animal provides. The event is scheduled for October with a single lot to be offered later.
Numerous items report town residents and visitors including Mrs Gaddis of Laws Brook low. Herbert A Bass visiting Weymouth. John Marrs suffering blood poisoning from a cut. W A Hart named editor in chief of the Brunonian at Brown University. Mrs Frank Connors and Mabel return from a two months Eastern Massachusetts trip. coal delivery arrives after days of shortage. Derby Jr noted in Weymouth. preparations for cross bats in Vienna amid tail playing expectations.
A note indicates Fowler will give green to cash purchasers amid an early 5 cent selection process. The item cites a financial policy change affecting buyers and payment terms.
News from Concord covers Williams College seniors G Kirkham Smith and Bayard Thorpe returning for fall terms, Olive Gage hosting the Tuesday club, and local figures like Mrs Clara Hoffman preparing a temperance talk at Concord Unitarian Church on Sunday evening October 5 at 7 30.
A Wednesday evening Republican caucus drew a crowd more resembling a citizen gathering than a party meeting. Charles Reed presided as chairman and Charles E. Brown served as clerk as delegates to the nominating convention were discussed amid a list of local contenders including Fletcher Grimes and Samuel Hoar.
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