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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1904
Page
1
Notice on required office delivery by Tuesday to secure insertion in the same week. Advertisements or subscriptions may be left with F. & Sanderson in Riverside block and subscriptions at B. J. Conzblin's news room.
Maynard society pages record visitors and guests from Boston Clinton and Bangor, with many locals spending weekends with relatives. The piece notes wedding intentions for Michael Cleary and Fannie Allen, a funeral at St Bridget's, a coupon party in Music Hall, and voter registration opportunities.
Albert Noll spends a week with relatives in town. Fred Waite placed second in both the mile and half mile at Amber on Oct 22. A runaway accident near the Junction crossing involved Clarence Tuttle and two young ladies leaving minor injuries. Mrs. George A Conant and a companion were slightly hurt passing an electric car and a team. Postmaster Derby moves to new quarters in Association hall block with modern fittings and better service. Vandalism concerns prompt appeals to parents to curb mischief this Halloween season.
Various Concord items note Miss Elizabeth Hagerty returning from Brattleboro to reside locally for a time. An auction sale of household goods at Brook's residence on Strawberry Hill Road drew a good crowd. Miss Annie Maguire will marry Chas. M. Magnurn with sister Maguire from New York attending. Magurn, a public school teacher in Athol, visited her parents on Old Bedford Road. Concord Branch carpenters meeting occurred in their hall adjacent to A. O. U. W. quarters. A joint selectmen and library committee meeting was held at the library. An ad for H. J. Henderson promotes winter shoes. Boston Specialty Store fur display attracts pedestrians for Christmas gifts. Morning L B Street cars struggle up Bedford Street incline due to damp rails. The Concord High School Voice debuted October 19 with editor Warren Blodgett 05 of Lincoln as manager.
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