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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1898
Page
1
All material must reach the office by Tuesday night for same week insertion. Early submissions prevent delays. News, ads, and subscriptions may be left at H. L. Whitcomb's bookstore or at the post office.
Alfred Haire visits Maynard from Montreal and many locals welcome guests and births. A variety of society notes include a chestnut hunt, church notices, marriages to be performed, travels to Texas and Camp Meade, theater plans, and a successful I O G T fair with prizes and a cake-weight guess.
The Concord column reports on visitors Miss Lucy Richardson and Miss Annie Miller, church sermons by A. W. Jackson, and rapid progress on construction on the Minot site. It covers a large tea at Mrs Bowker’s, guild meetings, a 116th anniversary of the club, musicians Miss Emily Jenks Bray in Berlin, a golf tea at Concord Golf Club, and the sole public bequest by Sherman Hoar to Philips Exeter Academy. It notes private soldiers returning from Porto Rico and hospital recoveries, plus sermons at the armory on life after death. It closes with sewer work nearing completion and community concerns about connecting houses before finish.
A fragment notes that receipts must be filed by Tuesday of the same week for subscriptions. It mentions C. H. Persons at Riverside block and J. B. Deane at Loewe's block handling deliveries and acceptance of notices.
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