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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1905

Page

5

Concord Town Meeting Drags and Fire Alarm Distractions

A slow Concord town meeting on the 3d faced small attendance as fire alarms reduced voter presence. Prescott Keyes was chosen moderator and various officers and committees were named. The session approved sewerage, plant operation funds, library support, and debt interest allocations, with tax and bond accounting updates.

Concord Prescott Keyes Modera Corporation and National Bank

Mrs Hall's Miracle Prompts Concord Talk in Lockport

In Lockport New York Mrs Pattie D Hall, a well known local figure, recounts a two year battle with deafness catarrh and chest distress. She credits Hyomei with curing her condition after five doctors failed. The notice highlights Hyomei sales by H S Richardson and lists the product outfit price and guarantees.

Lockport N. Y Pattie D. Hall Concord Hall Richardson H. 8

Acton Notes On Band, Theatre And Local Jobs

South Acton reports William Webster starting painting with Mr Fullenton. Acton Cadet band to play Charlestown May 30 with T Carlton of Maynard leading the summer. George Worster bought a driving horse for his stable last week. Fred E Westlake Harvard 08 was Florence Tuttle’s guest Saturday. Henry Fairbanks repaints Acton St houses. Solon Robbins doing the work. Miss Alice Fairbanks returns to Walnut Hill. Miss Florence Tuttle to Wellesley. Mrs John Lee mourns father’s death in Norway. Earl Hayward is first assistant chef while Cole prosecutes criminals in Cambridge. Lewis Fullenton paints Anson Piper and George Worster houses. An agent will call soon about safety burners. read ad. Acton folks attend Quincy Adams Sawyer at Maynard May 10. company known from other cities. Clara Sawyer hosted friends including Universalist choir. Rehearsals for Willowdale drama April 26 at Congregational vestry. noted cast. H M Hernandey injured at Merriam’s, dislocating shoulder. treated by Dr Christie, returning to Waltham. He led Original Spanish Students. pioneer mandolin player, Nordica relative.

H. M. Hernandey Merriam’s Christie Waltham Europe America Deca Mandolin Players Nordica

Town Discusses Building Insurance Funds and Spanish American War Memorial

Minutes record Article 20 authorizing establish municipal building insurance funds and appropriations with a committee of Richard F. Barrett Woodard Hudson and Harvey Wheeler to report at the next annual town meeting. Article 21 calls for erecting a memorial for Spanish American War soldiers with a large committee named Edward W Emerson Loren B Macdonald Edward J Bartlett George F Hall Walter W Campbell Charles W Prescott Cyrus H Cook John W Hagerty Walter Sohier J William Byron Philip A Davis Theodore L Smith Thomas Todd Jr William A Lakin to study and report recommendations.

Walter W. Campbell PF. Alcott Pratt Thomas Richard F. Barrett Woodard Hudson Harvey Wheeler Edward W. Emerson Loren B. Macdonald Edward J. Bartlett George F. Hall Charles W. Prescott Cyrus H. Cook John W. Hagerty Walter Sohier J. William Byron Philip A. Davis Theodore L. Smith Thomas Todd Jr William A. Lakin

Trades procession invites participation with prizes

The committee in charge of the trades procession on April 19 invites citizens with a business team farm wagon or auto to join and compete for prizes. W C Bass chairman Concord April 5 1905.

W. C. Bass Concord

First Universalist Church Notes

Sunday services at 10 15 with Sunday school 11 30 and evening union at 7 00 led by Rev. Frank Rice. Palm Sunday April 16 features choir anthem Joyful Praises by Genie Fletcher and violin solo Palm Branches by Eliza Pletcher. Easter music planned. supper and entertainment in vestry April 13 promises good time and food. Madison Fairbanks is named champion rat catcher with one rat trapped Friday.

Frank Rice Wecome Genie Fletcher Eliza Pletcher Universalist Church Madison Fairbanks

West Acton Community Notices Quietly Update Local Life

Mrs A B Brown was sick last week in West Acton. F W Gray repaints D C Barris buildings at North Acton. Ernest Miner family welcomes a baby boy born last week. Walter Dane of Salem visited Miss Deborah Bruce over Sunday. Miss Isabel Parker of Boston spent Sunday with G B Parker. Rev Mr Lewis of Fall River preached at the Baptist church. Old 6th Mass Regt Association meets in Worcester on Wednesday April 19. Jerry McCarthy plans to rebuild on his burned residence site. Ladies Benevolent Society meets in church parlor and vestry Thursday afternoon and evening. supper at 7. Mrs Oliver Howe leaves for Quincy next week to take a position. Kinsley and crew relocate A M Whitcomb’s barn. grounds being reworked. Mrs G B Parker retains Miss Ethel Bruce as milliner for another season. Woman’s club met at Mrs Ida L Durkee’s with papers on Japanese Art and Music and Current Events. Frank Coussens of Marlboro hospital for appendicitis operation. Attendees at Adelbert Mead funeral included N E Cutler Wakefield E B S Rich Winchester A M Durkee and wife Charlestown Mrs Angie H Knowlton Hudson Rev Mr Batt Concord Junction. C B Stone back in Boston after winter in Florida amid many relatives moving to city homes.

Ladies’ Benevolent Society Adelbert Mead N. E. Cutler Wakefield S. Rich Winchester A. A. Wyman Somerville A. M. Durkee Charlestown Angie H. Knowlton Hudson Batt Concord Junction C. B. Stone Boston Florida

Bereaved Family Thanks for Help and Flowers

We express deep appreciation to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during the short illness of our husband and father. Sincere thanks for the beautiful flowers sent in our sad bereavement from Mrs. Adelbert Mead and family including Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Cutler.

Adelbert Mead D. C. Cutler

Limited White Wyandotte Eggs Offered by Burroughs

West Acton LSCal item advertises a limited supply of B. P. R. and White Wyandotte eggs for hatching at 50 cents per sitting. Offered by Geo. W. Burroughs.

West Acton

Concord Junction Ladies' Union held successful food sale

The Ladies' Union ran a well attended food sale Saturday with good prices and most items sold. Funeral honors were paid for Adelbert Mead in West Acton as Corinthian lodge F A M contributed a floral square. The Wednesday Whist Club met with Mrs Harry Marrs and entertained the Tuesday Club. prizes went to Mrs Connor and Mrs Lucy Morris, with Grace Connery and Mrs Marcia Clarke taking top awards.

Ladies’ Union R. W. Browning George M. Bowker W. W. Blossom M. E. Wright Geo. D. Sohier Adelbert Mead West Acton Corinthian Lodge Harry Marrs Connor Lucy Morris Holly Grace Connery Marcia Clarke W. W. Curtis Jr

Sudbury Board Chooses Huntley Chair and Harrington Clerk

Sudbury town board of health for the year names L. Herbert Huntley as chairman and George E. Harrington as clerk and burial permits agent. The George Morse farm in Wayside Inn district sold by a Boston realty firm to H. H. Raymond of Watertown. A portable steam saw mill on the 157 acre farm has produced lumber and cordwood from timber slated for market.

Town Board of Health L. Herbert Huntley George E. Harrington George Morse Wayside Inn Boston H. H. Raymond Watertown F. Webber Fitchburg

Acton Notices Include Auctions and Local Visits

Local residents John Edwards Miss Shark Wood and others are noted with visits and undertakings in Acton and Cambridge. Upcoming auctions in North Sudbury and Acton list estates and household items with dates in April and notices from J. Stanley Rice and Mrs Edwin Tarbell. Odd Fellowship 86th anniversary events planned with Chelmsford lodges.

Real Estate Sale in Acton Ordered by Middlesex Probate Court

Commissioners will sell at public auction on April 29 1905 in Acton Middlesex County to partition real estate among heirs. Three parcels described with boundaries near Mill Dam Foster Mill and Munroe land totaling about eight and a half acres. Sale includes buildings and meadow with reserved easements. proceeds to be distributed per will. Also notices of agents needed for American Birth Insurance Co with Holyoke Russell Marlborough Mass.

Otis H. Forbush Acton Mass North Sudby Patrick MecQuir Nine Acre Corner Myron T. Cor Xan North Acton Magog Lake House J. T. Flagg Flagg Probate County of Middlesex Por & House Ises Deearns Foster Mill William Munroe Tows Wiliam Munroe William Davis Davie Davis James Maynard The American Birth Insurance Co Good Commission Holyoke & Russell Marlborough

Also Mentioned on This Page

Deean Appl Concord Town Meeting Tor Willard Z. Farrar George A. King Charles Francis Adams Mortimer BE. Toomey Loren B. Mac Donald John L. Gilmore Edward J Andrew R. Maker George H. Wright Joseph A. Carr Winifred D. Hubbard Lars Petersen George B. Clark Myron T. Carrigan Cyrus Fletcher Albert Wood Richard F. Wood Robert Browning Herbert Holden Robert Browning Fire Department Ripley Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Board of Health Board of Assessors Municipal Light Board Reformatory District Assabet Reformatory Commonwealth John M. Keyes William Wheeler Elmer Shattuck Stedman Buttrick C. Hayden Whitney Emerson and High School South Acton Wm. Webster Mr. Fullenton George Worster T. Carlton Fred E. Westlake Harvard Florence Tuttle Henry Fairbanks Acton St Solon Robbins Alice Fairbanks Walnut Hill Wellesley John Lee Norway Earl Hayward Cole Court Cambridge Lewis Fullenton Anson Piper Clara Sawyer Willowdale Congregational Church A. B. Brown F. W. Gray D. C Ernest Miner Walter Dane Salem Deborah Bruce Asabel V. Parker G. B. Parker Mr. Lewis Fall River Baptist Church Old 6Th Mass. Regt. Association Worcester Jerry McCarthy Ym. Kinsley A. M. Whitcomb Mr. Whitney Ethel Bruce Ida L. Durkee Laura A. Brown Florence R. Gooch Frank Coussens Blanchard & Gould Marlboro Marlboro Hospital Sudbury Acton Centre John Edwards Miss Shark Wood Haine Hammond Taylor Ida Tuttle Julia Morrison Mrs Chester Robbins Haynes Greenough Lizzie Saunders Miss Helen L. H. Pinkham Hattie Tuttle Sophia Taylor Flora Reed John Downey Bert Robbing Mr. Walsh Mr. Downey Lake Magog J. Stanley Rice North Sudbury Powder Mills Joseph Adams Place Edwin Tarbell Hubbard St John Olson West Acton Mass George A. Sanderson RT T. Conroy B. Parker Pulla Rexall P. H. Delee Rexall Agency Leonard Cousins, Jr Florist Quincy Sawyer Music Hall Quincy Adams Sawyer Atlantic Pacific England New England Ant New York Academy of Music
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