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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1906
Page
3
A large attendance at Wednesday night’s whist party for St. Bridget parish fair benefited the Rosary table. Prizes were won by Miss May Ledgard, Miss May Rady, Mr. Cornelius Callahan, and Mr. John Hannaford.
A 1910s column touts Japanese endurance and health, attributes dietary care to a strong digestive system, and promotes Mi ona as a stomach remedy sold locally. It notes related community events and business activity, including a coal supplier and a new three story block contract on Main Street.
William H. Gutteridge received news that his sister Mrs. Mary G. Stuart survived the San Francisco disaster. A telegram to Joseph Butterworth remained unacknowledged and Miss Louise Bishop had not yet been heard from as of Tuesday.
Alexander Ector Orr, recently chosen to head New York Life Insurance to succeed John A. Metcalf, is 75, born in Ireland. He has long been prominent in business, serving as president of the New York Chamber of Commerce, the Produce Exchange, and the rapid transit commission. He is a director in many financial concerns and a longtime figure in the industry.
Maynard will start a dry year on Tuesday next week amid strong advocacy on both sides. Temperance groups push for strict enforcement and warn that if officials fail to enforce, they know someone who will.
Hose tests a new horse some days after the Boston and Maine round house nears completion. Marlboro Equipment Co rewires Gleason House. About a dozen measles cases reported to the board of health last week. Committee in charge of hospital hall expects to realize $300. King Saul encampment plans a patriarchal degree for five candidates on May 2. Marlboro members to attend third degree work by Waltham council on Tuesday night. Mrs Lavina Sweetland and Mrs Charles Sweetland of Attleboro guests at Mrs Calvin Smith's home. Elm street Purity lodge N E C P visited by D G W Hu Saturday. H Thompson of South Framingham with G G J R Nicholson of South Framingham. Social hour closes business session. Poppy club took trip to Gallops Island Monday with Mr and Mrs Albert Sherman and members listed.
Magnificent line of Easter neck wear fancy shirts and spring suitings from top tailors. Catchy styles and nobby overcoats advertised with inviting calls to call and visit.
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