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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1899
Page
1
All matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to appear in the same week issue. Early submissions prevent delays. News, Advertisements or Subscriptions may be left with H. Persons in Riverside block and Subscriptions at J. B Deane's Loewe's block.
William H. Gutteridge returns from Bangor Maine after six day trip. Cattle show attended by Fred Saylor and George H. Gutteridge. Mrs L G Hill of Lowell visiting in Concord. Miss Ethel Rich named pianist at Emerson School in Concord. Parsonage Aid social planned next Wednesday. Banns of marriage for James Moynihan and Mary Sherry published at St Bridges Church. Wailer League meeting at M E Church Saturday at four. Haynes store fire quickly contained. Century wheel run to Providence planned next Monday. Assabet Mfg Co assignees announce 35 percent dividend within 30 days. Pushee’s team collided near Fitchburg station last Saturday. Republican caucus for delegates set for Wednesday Sept 27 at Co operative hall. James F Sweeney to call the meeting.
Local items report the reformatory farm beginning ensilage cutting on Tuesday. Wallace Raymond returns to work for Flagg & Russell, and several residents update homes, with the rubber factory expected to commence operations by month’s end.
The fourth Concord high school class reaches a record 60 students. The town prepares football season with Captain Martin Powers and manager William Emerson, while funds stay tight. Community groups meet Sept 15 and 22 field events seek to boost support. Families travel, homes may be built on Fairhaven Hill, and church programs include a Mount pattern sermon.
The notice advises timely insertion in the same week to prevent condensation or delay. It directs that news of advertising matter and subscriptions may be left at H. L. Whitcomb's bookstore and at the post office for processing.
The district court in South Framingham held Constable Asahel Ellms of Sudbury on a shooting case against Dennis F. Kelly of Marlboro after Kelly resisted arrest. Ellms testified he fired while detaining Kelly and Shine, claiming he was acting under arrest and that Kelly attempted escape. The judge found probable cause and bound Ellms over to the October grand jury with $1000 bail.
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