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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1901
Page
4
A scattered town chronicle details social visits, travel to Cambridge and Somerville, residents at Massachusetts General Hospital, and preparations for the annual field day. Local enterprises update about the cider mill project, the Winona Rebekah lodge, and Gardner Brooks returning to work at the hoop mill.
Local notices promote harnesses hoof care and shoe repairing by O H Clark at reasonable prices. Poll lines up furniture at ten North Fowler Street Concord Junction offering affordable home furnishings.
Meeting notes from West Acton with officer Mrs Rebecca A closes open and social fr iends, a reading by Mr H Gardner, remarks by Mrs Pickett Cass Dupes andMrs, musical set. Berlin celebrates Empress Auguste Victoria birthday with flags and an 18000 signature address. Rome reports Camorra influence pervading Naples and southern province governance and business.
A short town notice expresses condolences for a deceased resident and lists family members including Reary M. Smith. It mentions Mr John Edwards recovering at home and notes friends’ tributes and community sympathy.
Boxboro and son attended the national auto show in Portland Maine last week. Mr. Martyn gave a brief account of the meeting at the evening service. Residents of Evarts and the Boston manager held a church gathering. A recent talk by a converted Jew studying for the ministry was well enjoyed. Clarence Mead injured in an accident at Wellesley. Mary Nelson leaves her school to teach in Littleton. Descon and Mrs. M E Wood and J. Warren Hayward involved. Madame Tetlka reportedly died in captivity after brigand raid. Judge Reagan, survivor of a late cabinet member, ill at home in Palestine Texas. Nantucket reports cod and bluefish shoaling. residents stock up for winter. James Gannon, 85, killed at sewer trench in Lowell. another man buried but escaped. Henry O Bradley, last of Osgood Bradley & Sena car builders, dies of pneumonia.
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