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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1906

Page

7

Early spring caterpillar threat spurs control posters

An unusually early gypsy and brown tail moth emergence warning prompts state and local officials to issue spring posters. They outline three control methods spraying with arsenate of lead or Paris green, burlapping, and banding with sticky materials, plus deployment in transit hubs and towns. The warning highlights potential widespread damage to Medford and surrounding areas if action is not taken promptly.

Winchester Allan Chamberlain Dent Apalachian Mountain Club Massachusetts Association For the Suppression of Irving T. Gould Brookline Medford Oring Old Medford Boston Paris

Congo Reform Request Urges Massachusetts Aid in Congo Atrocities

The Congo Reform Association appeals to Massachusetts citizens to back an investigation into Congo atrocities. Governor Guild, vice president of the association, has helped prepare the address urging President and Congress to act. Citizens may obtain petition copies at Tremont Temple Boston to circulate.

Congo Reform Association People of Massachusetts Guild Congress Congo Commonwealth Senate House Congo Valley Commission Leopold Belgium United States State Department Tremont Temple Boston Governor Guild G. Stanley Hall McCormickes Reform Association

Waltham Residents Visit Marlboro Senator Hunter

Fred Brown and Dr. E. H. Smith of Waltham with ladies visited Marlboro Sunday afternoon. They made a brief call on Senator H. C. Hunter at his mobile residence.

Fred Brown E. H. Smith Waltham Marlboro H. C. Hunter

Pomona Grange Address Highlights Farm Value and Rates

The Pomona Grange in Hopkinton heard Hon Chester B Williams discuss increasing farm value in the morning and freight rates and railroads in the afternoon. Attendees praised practical ideas, roadside clearing, neat premises, and using natural advantages to save labor. a later Marlboro meeting will confer the Pomona degree.

Pomona Grange Hopkinton Chester B. Williams Coechituate Westboro Marlboro Pomona

Keith's Theatre Promises Week of Notable Vaudeville

Keith's theatre announces a strong April 9 week lineup headlined by Harry Gilfoil once with The Pearl and the Pumpkin company and famed for Baron Sands. The bill includes Carleton Macy Edna Hall the Sisters Hergo Camaras Molani trio Three Mitchells Frank Byron Louise Langdon and Fergison and Watson plus Houdini for six days and renewed comedy and musical entertainment with fresh films in the kinetograph.

Keith's Lst Harry Gilfoil the Pearl and the Pumpkin” Company Gilfell Baron Sands Hoyt Carleton Macy Edna Hall Hergo Keith Molani Mitchells Frank Byron Louise Langdon Fergison and Watson Houdini Boston

Morse International Agency Formed From Morse Advertising Firm

The Lyman D. Morse Advertising Agency changes its name to Morse International Agency effective April 1 1906. The firm, founded in 1849, gains broader operations and moves its New York offices May 1 to the Revision Building 19 West 34th Street.

Lyman D. Morse Morse International Agency 8. M. Pettengill J. H. Bates Bates Mr. Morse H. Henry Douglas Park Row New York Revision Building West 34Th Street

Shoe shop notes reflect shifting factory activity

Notes from Marlboro shipments reach 6927 cases as shops plan expansions in Boston and Whitman. The Moulton factory at Brookfield sold to Allen Machine Co of Lynn, while Abel Howe factory may change hands. Marston Shoe Co becomes Marston Mayo. Danvers plant details. Workers report better conditions in eastern shops. No tariff on hides likely this session. outlook for the season remains strong.

Marlboro T. D. Barry L. B. Howe Marston Shoe Co Danvers Marston—Maygo Co Walter S. Mayo

Boston and Maine Railroad Schedule Oct 1905

Corrected to Oct 8 1905 trains leave Boston for South Acton Concord Junction Concord Maynard West Acton Gleasondale Hudson Marlboro and other stations with numerous daily times. Additional services run on Saturdays Sundays and holidays. Trains connect Marlboro Framingham Northboro Fitchburg and Lowell with flag stops.

Boston South Acton Concord Junction Concord Maynard West Acton Gleasondale Hudson Whitman Cross Marlboro Central Mass Whitman M. Mee Giassanaas Fitchburg D. J. Flanders G. P T. A N. Y Taunton Southboro South Framingham Northboro Clinton Ero A. Marlboro Leominster Framingham Lowell Ty H. m South Praniegien Dol South Mike Lowell Samtave South Sudbury

Concord Maynard Hudson Street Ry Time Table 1904

Timetable announces daily weekday and Sunday departures for the Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railroad from Concord to Hudson and returning. It lists multiple stops including Concord Junction Westvale Switch Maynard Sudbury Street Stow Center Greasondale and Hudson with varied daily times and notes special cars chartered by the superintendent John W. Ocden.

Concord, Maynard & Hudson ST. RY. CO Concord Hudson Concord Junction Westvale Sudbury Stow M. Hudson Stow Center Sudbury Street A. m Egy Weatvale Frekene A.m P. m. Maynard P. m. Hudson Greasondale P. m. Stow Center P. Westvale Maynard John W. Ocden

Murphys Visit Mariboro During Ton City Trip

James and Jeremiah Murphy of Mi ton were recent visitors in Mariboro, exiting with local chatter and sightseeings noted by residents.

James and Jeremiah Murphy Miton Mariboro

Poultry Wanted for Live and Dressed Stocks

WANTED live poultry in large or small lots. Bring them in Thursday or drop a postal and they will be cut. Geo. A. Dyer, dealer in live and dressed poultry. Marlboro Mass Facer Court Tel 213 4 13.

Geo. A. Dyer Marlboro Mass

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