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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1902
Page
5
A historical listing shows yardages of cotton fabric including 1500 yards and 2000 yards extra fine cloth, multiple blanket lots with prices 39c to 75c, sheets 81x90 in stock, comfortables, spreads, and flannels with discount language like less than cost to manufacturer and values such as 1.37 and 1.75 for crochet spreads. The item list reads like a catalog of fabrics and linens with bulk quantities and per unit prices.
A Maynard Concord High football game ended 18 to 0 in favor of Concord. Births, marriages, church notices, and meetings fill the town pages with updates on residents, coal trade, and Civic activities. A serious accident, notable visits, and a new bylaw revision session are also recorded.
Mr and Mrs F H Watson spend Sunday and Monday at Swam Walkup Worcester. Mrs Everett visits her father. John H Snow to Salem. Kenneth Miller returns from Nova Scotia. Mrs Anna F Converse notes sickness in family. A H Abbott becomes night crossing tender for C M & H at Main St. Green and Johnson of Maine return home. Hart and suite visit Caleb A F and A Butterlodge A M of Ayer. Ford family from Fall River visits Concord. Ladies' Union hosts an old sociable. Tannhauser at Tremont drew attendees including Mrs Hattie F. cote Mrs Eva Russell and others. Old Fashioned District School reopens at Union church. Concord High School pupils visited by Miss Sarah L Arnold of Simmons College. Final trial of Boston Iloilo Co's new steamer Concord reported speed and fuel data. voyage includes Gibraltar and Singapore. Local residents John Bordman Sr and James Nagle attend.
OCR fragment shows times 6 to 12 am and 1 to 5 pm with a stray 78p, no clear event, place, or action readable.
The notes describe a player named Jimmy whose absence affects tackling and ball handling scenarios. The text notes his timing and role in shaping the team, indicating he is unavailable for a practice or game.
A Boston Volkman school team visited Concord on Friday and edged the home squad 6 to 5 in a tightly contested game. The crowd cheered as the visitors adapted quickly to the play, while Concord showed strong effort in front of the home stands.
In a tight finish Franks gained possession around midfield and advanced to the 30 yard line. George Cook started at full back and proved his choice strong as Gunceel fielded a new back.
Concord locals advertise a 20 acre wooded parcel with 30 year growth near a railroad station for development. Erastus H. Smith and H. L. Whitcomb invite all interested to view and discuss purchase.
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