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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1904
Page
1
Instructions indicate that all items must be submitted to the office no later than Tuesday, signaling a firm deadline for correspondence. The brief gives no additional context about the scope or recipients.
Rummage sale at St Georgys church Saturday. Visitors include L. W. Clark of Sprey N C and Mrs. W. F. Stevenson in Spencer. The C M H street railway theatre car may inherit a substantial estate. a family member plans England travel to pursue the claim. Society news covers visits, horticultural notes, local sports, and timetable changes for the C M H line with multiple daily departures.
The Maynard selectmen prepared a petition to push for more state road work. They seek a state road from the Main street crossing to the Ben Smith bridge to create a long macadam stretch to the Ac ton line. Chairman P J Sullivan said the board aims to equal Maynard roads with any in the state and has support from state officials.
The town committee process ended with no ballot. Delegates listed include State James Cleary, Congressman John H. Lawton, Councillor C. F. Conter, County, Representative B. T. McManus, William Scully, and A. J. Coughlan. Elected town committee members are James Mullin, James A. Cleary, A. J. Coughlan, Harry Parmenter, and E. T. McManus.
The record notes the petition's credibility is in doubt as the council weighs whether the proposed raise is genuine or a bluff. A decision rests with the council to verify the petition’s merits and potential impact.
Clara B. Singleton, a piano teacher, appears in the note with reference to teaching activities and a described subject. The fragment mentions Pie 9 agplinn an tenga as part of the readable text.
Concord residents W Bagerbretem and Andrew Poland moved to new posts at Pocasist and with A Vanderveer respectivel y Mary Cody of Salem visits Miss Mary McEweeney while F B Bemis played for Hudson against Marlboro. The town caucuses in progress aim to select delegates to state and town party conventions and officers. Mrs Mary Hagerty of Dorchester died September 19 with funeral at Concord’s St Peter’s church. David Thompson suffers a lingering wrist injury delaying return to work at Carney Hospital.
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