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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1907
Page
8
Local items report a string of town notes. Mentions Rev Peebles Walter Bird and other residents with minor events. Several legal and crime items from Boston dated April 10 detail a bail failure and a murder arrest.
Crosby Hoar of Dartmouth on a short college break. Mrs Mead returns from Florida. Miss Mabel Hager visiting cousin F Blanchard. Middlesex Northwest Temperance Union meets Maynard Thursday. J B Richardson in Attleboro on business then home. Herman Chaplin hosts Mr Parker and son from South Boston. Mrs Mead of Arlington visits Mrs Battles and Mrs Durkee. Mrs Florence Gray moves to G W Burroughs tenement on the hill. Ladies Benevolent Society meets Thursday with supper at 7. George Watson of Lowell and O A Knowlton in hospital after serious operation. West Acton ads: undergarments and collars at Miss Armstrong, eggs for hatching, George W Burroughs. Three tenements to let in Knowlton block and Arlington street house and Whitcomb's market building.
The Interstate Commerce Commission will compel R E Harriman to answer questions he refused at the New York hearing on Union Pacific transactions. Kellogg and Severance will prepare the case for submission to a United States circuit court in New York. The panel questioned stock ownership and pricing of Southern Pacific stock and director interests in NY Central stock. Portland, Me April 10 a steamer from Boston brought news of a woman who jumped overboard and died, identified as Mrs Patterson, with a package addressed to J Wescott among her belongings.
Local Acton Centre notes show Marion Taylor visiting Lowell and Francis Davis away on business. New library books, auction sales by Otis H. Forbush, and a detailed Boys' Club program highlight the week. The event included a Town Meeting style debate on public issues with figures such as Theodore Roosevelt and Booker T. Washington referenced.
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