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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1895
Page
4
Fragmented notes touch on politics with Greenhalge, French sardine stock, Cuba costs, and a burglaries incident in Wakefield. Also mentions milk purity tests, Yale football captain Mr Gill venturing to China as missionary, and a call for independent voting behavior amid convention chatter.
An editorial argues for moving the school year to start in October to avoid July heat. It cites extreme September temperatures, discomfort for students, and the pleasantness of September for family outings, claiming no one loses educational time.
Brigham’s orchestra debuts at Cooperative Hall on Oct 19. Mrs. Jennie W. Bernauer visits from Philadelphia. Odd Fellows plan annual dance on Thanksgiving. Jerome Dwinetts to auction farm on Oct 22. Milliner N M Wail announces fall winter opening. Miss Amy Hillman obituary notes corrected wording. High School Lyceum officers named. Parish fair support praised. Local trips and entertainments recapped. Harvest concert and church notes dated events and meetings.
Miss Jennie S Deane announces a large choice line of fall and winter millinery with latest novelties at Cleary Williams and Miss Deane s Millinery Parlors. Ladies invited to attend Miss Naylor s Millinery Opening Oct 11 and 12. In town offerings include boots repairs at Wm Carver and fresh oysters at Central Market. P J Sullivan advertises furnishings and suits at $26 to $40 range.
In the issue of the publication an earlier receipt is urged to be issued to avoid condensation or delay of articles. News and advertising matter and subscriptions may be left with Z. F. Newton.
Amasa Richardson reports a large peach crop this year. Mrs. Sarah Davis of Bellows Falls visited Chas Burroughs. Mrs. I S Getchell travels to Baltimore to visit her daughter. Deacon Martin Wood and others attended an interdenominational Sunday school in Fall River and enjoyed a grand time. J Warren Hayward expands his farm with two acres of asparagus and one acre of strawberries. Excursion to North Adams offered for Saturday Oct 12 at $2.00 round trip from South Acton. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised for relief from headache and constipation with local agents BF Johnson & Son Maynard, C H Whitney Concord, H A Littlefield West Acton.
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