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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1899
Page
1
Community notices from Maynard recount school openings, theater outings, and travel. Residents John Chapin and John Lawton are noted, with moves and census work, plus sports updates on Gleasondale and Maynard baseball and a fish catch of 17 fish weighing 15 pounds. A mayority of items detail visits, trips, and upcoming events around town.
The Labor Day program at the Concord Fair Grounds drew a large orderly crowd. Local Knights of Columbus events featured biévele races, horse trotting, running and jumping, plus a baseball game between Maynard and Concord. Observers praised management, music by the Acton band, and the overall success inviting a repeat occasion.
The notice outlines where to leave advertising matter and subscriptions. Readers are told to drop items at H. L. Whitcomb's bookstore or at the post office for processing.
Charles P. Gage visited Thomas Todd at Pigeon Cove. Fred Ford and his brother bought A. J. Houghton’s Marlboro grocery. School begins in Concord with two new Emerson teachers Miss Chapman and Miss Noyes. High School sees departures Miss Hazard and Miss Chase with Miss Coolidge and Miss Nagle filling positions. Mr. Locke joins to teach Lloyd in third and fourth classes.
Whitman College representative Miss Virginia Cox of Washington state will visit the Trinitarian Church next Sunday. She will discuss Marcus Whitman the Hero Martyr in the morning and life among the Indians for the Endeavor Society at 6:30 p.m. Her 7:30 p.m. talk in the auditorium will cover Mission work in the Northwest among Mormons miners and cowboys with notes on Spanish speaking Mexicans and new possessions.
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