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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1903
Page
1
In the evening when reading becomes blurred a dull heavy feeling in the head is a sign to wear glasses. A sale offers glasses priced from 50c to 5.00 with special lenses ground to order in hours and daily eye examinations except Wednesdays. Repairs available the same day as received.
All matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to ensure insertion in the same weeks issue. Early receipt prevents condensation or delay. news advertisements or subscriptions may be left with F EB Sanderson Riverside block and subscriptions at B J Coughlin's news room.
Maynard reports two new pool pcan arriving for E T McManus John Leyden spends Sunday with Quincy friends Benjamin Brown plans to move with family to Cambridge this week Fire engineers order two new extinguishers for hose wagon Frank E Johnson and Miss Sara Hines visit Northboro friends Mr and Mrs Foskett host whist party John Punch to Chicopee for basketball with Western Massachusetts league Agent Bodfish tenders surplus to Assabet mills overseers at Masonic hall Lawtons orchestra provides music John Stempleski and Frank Pacewicz face larceny charges in district court held on 100 bond for Nov 4 appearance
East and West End baseball players led by Captains A J Coughlin and B J Coughlin staged a surprise gathering at Fr Crowe’s residence. The event featured a donated coach and heartfelt tributes from local figures, with Rev Crowe unaware until the moment. Attendees included Arthur J Coughlin James A Coughlin James J Hilferty Anthony A Hilferty Charles Smith George Smith and others.
The Hudson bowling team defeated Maynard at Bemis Aley Tuesday evening by a margin of 118 pins. Ryan played with the local team for the first time since his area at the Jefts factory. For sale a Hardman item appears in the text.
The women’s club for general reading at Concord Junction holds its first meeting of the season on Tuesday November 3 from 2 30 to 4. The program includes a paper on Pagan Rome a sketch of modern Rome with illustrations and a reading from Childe Harold, led by the club’s vice presidents.
John O Haskell is out after a week’s illness. Dan Hennessey plans to build a new house on Bedford street. The Mottes move to Nashawtuc hill this week. Hunt sells farm stock and utensils at auction on November 2. Corinthian lodge visitation scheduled Monday evening. Urban Derby farm up for auction this Thursday. A conundrum supper at Trinitarian church next Tuesday. Miss Sarah Wheeler hosted a party for Miss Abbott of Boston. Ashley and Walter Howe take minor roles in Criterion club play opening Lyceum course. Community grieves Supt Joseph F Scott’s departure. A Brooks Unrest class forms following the Woman’s club lecture. Don’t forget to vote next Tuesday. A Concord man appears on the ticket. Harmony lodge delegation to Waltham on changes in assessment plan. District Deputy Irving G Findlay visits Musketaquid Royal Arcanum. collation served. Mrs Richard F Wood attends Greenwich wedding of bridesmaid Nancy Tompkins. Wood attends ceremony. First Parish vesper service held Sunday evening. Carl Behr and Mrs G Hollis Blake with Francis T Jackson perform. Fred B Derby marries Elizabeth Jury of Saybrook Oct 15 at bride’s home. they reside in Carlisle.
Historic Wayside Inn Sudbury Mass hosts auction Friday Oct 30 at 12 30 sharp without postponement. Full blooded jerseys about 12 tons of hay 2 horses 1 buggy and harnesses 12 head of red and white and black and white new milkers close springers. Stock to be sold for what it brings as E R Lemmon gives up farming. Auctioneer W A White box 618 Maynard.
Early receipt ensures insertion in the same week issue. Subscriptions may be at H. L. Whitcomb bookstore or left at the post office, with copies available there.
Concord reports a record registration of 1,002 voters across 1,443 polls. The Lexing ton & Boston street railway posted gross earnings of 157000 for the past year. Concord school beat Lawrence academy 11 to 0 with Robert Gordon McKay contributing points. The Ladies sodality of St Bernard's organized with Alice Reardon as prefect.
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