29 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1902
Page
1
Instructions note that all material must reach the office by Tuesday night to appear in the same week's issue. Early submission helps avoid condensation or delay. News, ads, or subscriptions may be left with F. B. Ganderson Rivermde block and subscriptions at A. J Coughlin's news room.
The Congregational school concert is scheduled for November 23. Local notices mention Welsh coal sold to employees at 8.50 a ton. Gannon & Co. capitalizes on high quality goods and low prices amid town shopping activity.
The J C Rockwell Dramatic Company will perform at the town hall for a week starting Monday November 8 with new plays each night. Miss Clara Rockwell headlines a strong troupe with new repertoire, scenery, costumes, and special acts by Briggs and others at popular prices.
Manager Riley of the Marlboro Theatre presents The Great Love and War drama, a new melodrama production. The performance showcases romance amid conflict with Chester as a featured figure in the cast.
A Concord community note reports Kenneth Miller has become landlord at Elmwood. Other items mention residents planning vacations, visits to Worcester, and local social events. Adams & co. install a new cash register, and a firehouse lodge plans an October meeting with Grand Master Atwood in attendance.
The Concord Choral Association elected a new executive committee and renewed last year’s members will renew by November. A new proscenium and curtain are being installed for a December debut. Members include Jennie L Edna Hatch Gertrude Meanetes Eaton Mary D Brooks Oliver Marie Giles Grace Comery Harmee Merwin and others with conductor C E Rexford and accompanist Mrs W S Leland.
The annual reunion of the Trinitarian church drew large attendance despite Mrs. bday's ill health. Rev. Geo A Tewksbury and Rev H Washburn spoke, followed by Rev Dr Harrington on The Church of the Living God. Music byMiss hatch and readings closed with a social hour and chocolate tea.
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