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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
1
All matter must reach the office of publication not later than Tuesday night to secure insertion in the same weeks issue. Earlier receipt prevents condensation or delay. News or advertisements may be left with C. H. Persons Riverside block and subscriptions at B. J Coughlin's news room.
Miss Maggie Long visits Greenfield. Timothy Monnihan Jr. enters Boston college. Samuel Lawton returns to work in Concord Junction. Patrick Murphy ill with malaria. Miss Ethel Rich enters Concord high school. John and Mamie Moynihan work in West Millbury. Charles Rafferty closes engagement at DeLee's drug store. Chas H Persons exhibits pianos at Framingham fair. Maynard rugby to play Concord at Concord Saturday. Charles River park races draw Associated Templars. Rep. C H Persons hosts a reception for legislative friends at his store. Republican Caucus set for Sept 25 at Co-operative hall 7 30. Mrs Elizabeth Hosie returns from New York to Maple St home. John W Carr builds house on Glendale St extension. only new dwelling this year. New ad by W A Haynes Co. slur on overseers of the poor condemned. Magdalene chapter OES meets. Dep Grand Matron visitation Oct 16. Married vs single ball game ends 45 to 18. game standings unchanged. Single men to entertain married men at Co-operative hall Thursday with menu and discussion.
A tenement is offered for rent by W A Haynes Co. A store ledger with a black cover and foreign writing was lost between Maynard and Concord Junction and is valued by the owner. Return to C H Persons store for a reward. The piece comments on Cuban elections and political heat, noting colonial attitudes and Southern passion.
Advertised letters list Frank Raddcliff and Mrs H C Paulson. The new school committee met for the first time Monday night. Several residents relocate to new homes and inns. The Polyphon concert program at Union church is detailed. The grammar school will open Monday. A three story block begins construction by Beharrell owned by Bartolomi. The Walthams beat Concord Junctions 24 to 8 with Henley starring. A corn roast on Isle of Pines draws a large young crowd chaperoned by Mrs Campbell. News and ads may be left at H L Whitcomb’s bookstore or the post office.
A collage of shop notices includes Heinz malt and pickling vinegar from Dart, watch and jewelry repairs by W C Morse, rubber soles for warmth, J C Jensen shoe store, a 6 room Grove street tenement at $15 a month, I W Flagg as Sherwin Williams paint agent, O L Dart, and 65 cent wrappers with children’s hose and accessories from Mrs Poulson's.
Milton M. Butcher thanks the officers and instructors of the Massachusetts reformatory for a handsome monetary gift. He expresses deep appreciation for their kindness and sympathy.
Rodger W. Babson makes a stop at Lewis Reese's while Daniel Angier’s windmill toppled in the gale. A. R. McLeod debuts a neat soda fountain. Bradford couple move to Main Street. Chicago resident Robert Richardson visits his brother Henry Richard son. Whitcombs vacation in White Mountains. Lars Anderson joins Towle & Kent as clerk. Addie McDonald temporarily fills Henry Whitcomb's position. Republican caucus set for Monday September 21 to elect delegates and form a town committee. Mrs. Daniel Lothrop and Miss Margaret Lothrop return from Europe aboard the Cunard Ser via, planning to resume studies. Miss Lothrop pursues post graduate work.
Erastus H. Smith as auctioneer will sell on Thursday Sept 27 at 1 oclock at the residence of Mrs Mary J Lovejoy Hubbard Jr. all furniture from her breakup of housekeeping. The lot includes old fashioned pieces and a rare blue ware set with sugar bowl dining plates platters and vegetable dishes in perfect condition. The blue ware has been in the family over 70 years and is exhibition in the store window. See posters for details.
The Lyceum directors now have the prospectus for the season's entertainments and season tickets ready for distribution. Tickets are limited to 550, the town hall seating capacity. Holders of single tickets will not be admitted before 7.45.
Concord locals advertise antique furniture and crockery by a dealer on Monument Street near the square. Shaving and barber services at Joe the Barber on Walden Street. Whitcomb's offers Eastman Kodaks and confectionery. A cottage with acre of land and 19 rooms is for rent on Lexington Road opposite Emerson House. inquiries to P. O. Box 615 Concord Mass.
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