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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1907
Page
4
Auction notice for a valuable house on Spring Lane Maynard with $100 down due at sale. Also rental listing for a six room cottage in Blue Hill Maine furnished with mission furniture, bay view, boating and fishing access. photographs and plans available by appointment through Mrs E Q Dame care of Mrs A H Burrill Concord.
Published every Wednesday by The Enterprise Company with second class matter status from August 25, 1903 at Marlboro Post Office. Subscription options include yearly, six month, and three month rates. office address listed at 161 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts.
The notice outlines pricing for local business notices with one inch and one week durations priced at 75 cents plus 25 cents for each additional inch. Special yearly advertiser rates apply. Local columns list business notices at 10 cents per line per insertion.
Mrs. Wm. H. Woods hosted a birthday party that drew a large crowd and was enjoyed by all. Rehearsals for the annual May Day Festival have been underway for some time and show strong progress toward another delightful event.
Classified notices list a domestic helper wanted by Mrs H J Walcott Jr at 92 Main Street, Concord. Other ads include selling asparagus roots and strawberry plants by Geo G Wheeler, a good sound clever horse for hire, Dr Frederick E Cheney in Monument Street Concord, a barret Mill Road eight room house to let with steam heat electric lights hot and cold water and trays, Van derveer info for a Tac cure framing offer one third less than Boston prices opposite the Post Office.
In Concord at the First Parish church over 600 women from clubs statewide gathered for the spring session of the Massachusetts Federation of Women's clubs. The program featured readings, music, and talks on juvenile justice and child labor reform, led by speakers Owen R. Lovejoy and others. Miss Whittier presided and welcomed delegates.
In Ohio and Illinois glass industry growth outpaces Pennsylvania and New Jersey as law changes. New England stockholders of Southern cotton mills press directors to oppose child labor, an issue labeled as child slavery.
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