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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1905
Page
6
A 1910s store boast proclaims Gannon dressed man as leader in fashion, urging customers to observe the best line of goods for discriminating, practical shoppers and economical buyers, inviting them to visit the shop.
Rev J M Wilson pastor of the Fall River Unitarian church has been invited to serve the Lexington Massachusetts church. He previously led Fall River and has lectured on Dante Norris and Chaucer. For five years he was secretary of the Channing conference of Rhode Island and eastern Massachusetts.
Elsworth C. Clinghan died at his Gravesville home Saturday night at 10 30. He had been ill several years and only recently retired from work. Death was due to kidney trouble. Born in Hudson 43 years ago he worked in local shoe factories. Survived by wife two children and brothers John and Charles.
Selectmen hear first and fourth class license requests from Albert E. Holmes at Mansion House Daniel J McCarthy in Crosswell building Fred H Saw yer at Hudson House Alfred Castigioni Market St Daniel Feeney American House Nellie Castiglioni and Jere Richards Sherman House Lizzie McCarthy and Joseph Jandron in McCarthy building Peter Chabot at No 3 Loring St Sixth class applicants L D Carpenter G B Cochran and E B Lucia. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised by Johnsons Pharmacy H J Dwinell Maynard.
Charles Capen Trowbridge died at his home 17 Highland street Saturday morning at 4 40 after a week long illness from heart and kidney complications. The died man was a native of Brighton born September 3 years ago and educated there before entering mercantile life with Bigelow and Dowse hardware.
Obituary notes the death of Edward J. Trowbridge at 82 after a long career in Marlboro with Lamson and Trowbridge. He retired in 1905 and devoted himself to church and benevolent work. Survived by wife two sisters and a brother. He had been active in Congregational and Odd Fellows circles.
The annual Boston University banquet featured remarks by Pres. Huntington for the University Dr. Richardson for the Medical department G T Knotts for the Theological school and George Nahum Merritt for the college. Merritt a former Newton Street resident and high school graduate, received praise from the Dean for a direct practical and in good taste speech.
J J Cassidy reports two weeks of inspections show most residents follow health board orders to clear nests. A few linger on properties but overall compliance is good. Then an ad notes Chamberlain’s Pain Balm eases rheumatic and sciatica pains with quick relief, sold by Johnson's Pharmacy and H J Dwinell.
Rexall Mucu-Tone, marketed as a catarrh remedy from a physician with thirty years in the field, claims to cure catarrh by destroying blood parasites and toning mucous tissues. The advert asserts a 98 percent success rate and offers a trial bottle for fifty cents with a money back guarantee.
Guardian Mary J. McGuire announces public auction of two Sudbury parcels known as Israel Rice Homestead of about 40 acres and River Island Lot of about 13 acres. License granted by Middlesex Probate Court sets sale for April 17, 1905 at 10 am in Waltham with $200 down and balance due within ten days at Patrick J. Duane’s office.
Notice of power of sale under a mortgage deed to the Sifidiowex Institution for Savings dated December 12 in Middlesex County. The sale, Saturday April 15 at 4 pm, includes two parcels in Concord Mass bounded by Fitchburg Railroad and Wood by Samuel C. Dennis and others. One parcel is fifteen acres with northern boundaries near Geo W Cromp and Charlies E Brown with current owner Middlesex Rowden.
Maynard Mass on March 29 1905 the Board of Selectmen posts notices under Chapter 100 Revised Laws. Applicants include William Casey and James Casey as William Casey & Co for innholder and wholesale dealer licenses at Nos 7 and 9 Main Street. William P. Campbell for Maynard House on Summer Street. Charles A. Hodges and G Frank Cutting as G F Cutting Co for Maple House on Summer Street. Harry A. Clark and Catherine F. Clark as Clark & Co for Spring Lane premises. David Julius Loewe and Julius Loewe as David J Loewe & Co at the American House. P H DeLee for druggist sixth class at No 12 Nason Street. A C Loewe & Co Adolphus Charles Loewe and Benjamin Abraham Harris for druggists sixth class at Loewe's Block No 3 Nason Street. Secretary.
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