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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1893
Page
1
Instructions urge editors to submit material by Tuesday night to ensure same week insertion. Early receipts prevent condensation or delay. Articles and subscriptions may be left with C. H. Persons in Riverside block and J B Deane’s Loewe’s block subscriptions.
James N. Haire takes a week’s vacation. John Archer replaces F E Murphy at A H Haynes’ store. A 10 percent mill wage cut takes effect on the 16th. Infant Herbert E Mason dies aged five months. Maynard residents return from the Columbian exposition. Several residents relocate to Los Angeles. A fire alarms Waltham area service, paper mill, and surroundings. I S M club enjoys a gathering at Lenry Newcomb’s home. Harvest concert at M E church features strong performances and a fine field output. Republican caucus selects delegates and officers. list of names given. Holmes leads town committee. Sweeney and Henderson among delegates. A westward trip by C D Holmes and wife yields profitable memories of Indianapolis, Chicago, Detroit, Niagara Falls, Windsor, and Queenston lines.
Concord notes include Samuel H. Tuttle’s vacation and Mrs. Samuel Hoar hosting Ladies Tuesday. Emmett opens a neat new store, while Dr. N H Kirby and Dr. Cutler cover duties away. Titcomb duo attend the World’s Fair as Rev Breed leaves for Quincy and Trinity Church plans confirmatio n rites. The Lyceum starts November 8 with a concert and drama. A Boston arrest involves Albert Adams for pocket picking. Dr Mary B Damon joins Smith College as physician lecturer for a year. Hubbard Street fire prompts praise for Concord fire crews and calls for quicker alarm access. Breed’s resignation shocks Trinity church. the Ladies Aid boosted church success during six-year rectorate.
News of advertising matter and subscriptions may be left at the bookstore of H. L. Whitcomb and subscriptions may be left at the post office.
Mr and Mrs James B Wood arrived home from Chicago on Friday. John M Keyes reached home Monday after a two week stay at the White City. Dr George E Titcomb and Benjamin W Brown started Saturday for the World's fair. Hon Henry J Hosmer and son left Wednesday for the World's fair. Dr N H Kirby started Sunday for a visit to the World's fair. Mrs Huttmann and daughter closed their residence and left for Brooklyn. Thomas H Drury of the post office started Sunday for the World's fair. F Alcott Pratt and family moved into their Main street home. Mr and Mrs Harry L Chase expected to occupy their Thoreau street house this week. William Barrett and sister left Wednesday for the World's fair. William Wheeler and wife started Wednesday for Chicago.
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