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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1899
Page
1
All matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to ensure same week issue insertion. Earlier receipts avoid condensation or delay. News, adverts, or subscriptions may be left with C H Persons Riverside block and subscriptions at J B Deane Loewe block.
Maynard residents urged to register by Saturday night as registration closes. The town notes upcoming meetings of the registrars and local social events while commenting on local politics and fraternal groups. Joel Proctor, longtime Bol ton resident living with Herbert Fowler, died aged 79.
Geo W Young shows improvement while Aliie Hart visits from Brown University. Acton Centre hosts a Friday dance and the ladies union holds a successful first social of the season. Talks of electric light operation, a new fire alarm, a Concord street layout, and a possible national bank reflect growing local business and infrastructure alongside several visits and family news.
Sandy Pond has fallen four feet in weeks. Town meeting Thursday discusses electric roads. Conant’s Bedford street house being shingled. Wright ends Nine Acre Corner ties via auction. Miss Julia Wheeler led the Guild and spoke on The Lesson of Thoreau. Lexington opposes electric road on that highway. Dr C L Chamberlain and Miss Annie Bixby wed at bride’s aunt’s on Main Street. C J Maynard of Boston spoke to the Woman’s Club on Birds of Autumn and Winter. Bedford Street hollow filling may ease electric road entrance. Electric light commission to meet Wednesday evening. Concord High School tied 11 11 with ex-players. Christian Endeavor reports state convention at Springfield. Hollis moves stable back home with new hen house. Opportune Circle holds meeting. December fair planned. Trinitarian church delegates to Maynard for Rev Washburn installation. George A Tewksbury gave fellowship. S W Wilder leaves church organist post. Harvest anthem sung. Mrs Lothrop, new owner of E W Bull estate, shaping a refined literary artistic residence.
The Assabet company’s mills hum with renewed cheer as demand rises and workers return. Labor is scarce and orders are booked six months ahead, but traders expect a full revival with empty tenements filling and confidence in management and a firm financial base.
The Trinitarian church annual reunion featured an organ recital by Mrs Henry King Hannah and remarks from Rev Geo A Tewksbury and several regional pastors. A poem, music by a quartet, and congregational singing followed, with refreshments served in the parlors afterward.
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