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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1905
Page
5
A spring table feature describes a dessert with lemonade sherbet and a silvyr white cake. It covers rind preparation steeping lemon zest in water, making a lemon juice syrup with sugar and cornstarch, then cooking and freezing the sherbet with milk.
Joseph Nourse of Marlboro had $35 and a purse with three cents stolen on a crowded Brookline Elevated car while paying a fare. He reported the loss to Boston Police but holds little hope of recovering the money or identifying the thief.
Walter H Merritt and George N Merritt of West Somerville former residents of Newton have been appointed census enumerators for Somerville after passing the exam. Walter will clerk Leighton House during vacation and George will take a similar post at Cottage Park Winthrop. A new Cottage Park swimming facility is projected larger and better bathing than any in Florida with tempered water for season.
Mrs. John Lynch of Bolton street near Fort Meadow pond was severely injured when she fell down stairs holding a lamp that exploded and started a fire. Her son John H. Lynch, who tried to rescue her, was burned on the hands. Both were taken to the city hospital after firefighters extinguished the blaze summoned by box 67 alarm.
At a Boston hearing on the Wellington bridge over the Mystic River, Marlboro and Hudson argued they benefit little due to distance and should pay nothing. Chair Rugg listed 39 towns to be eliminated from costs, meaning they will bear no share, including Ashby Ashland Ayer Bedford and others.
Wisconsin Central agent Kelley offers round trip homeseekers tickets to Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and British Columbia from March 1 to May 15 1905. Information and maps available at 209 Broadway New York City.
WANTED live poultry in large or small lots. Bring them in Thursday or mail and I will call. Geo. A. Dyer, dealer in live and dressed poultry, Marlboro Massachusetts. Bager court. Tel 213-4. March 29, 41.
Six arrested after a raid on 44 East Main St. in Hudson. Judge J W McDonald sentenced Kate Burke to six months and Mary Merrigan Delphis Gauthier and Mary Quigg to three months in the house of correction. Shea and McPhee fined fifteen dollars after reconsideration. Disturbances at the place prompted police action and warnings of further raids.
William Parker of Boston completed arrangements for a two story cottage on Lake Boon upper basin. The 45 by 50 foot ground space will host the largest summer cottage yet built for Boston parties with full expenditure to ensure comfort. Marlboro Brass band orders uniforms from E F Brown & Co in militia blue caps fatigue coats and officer style overcoats. James H King elected president of the state horse shools union and leads Marlboro Trade and Labor council with broad state influence.
After nine months of work 515 miles of underground conduit have replaced overhead wires at the Marlboro exchange. The project reduced noisy lines and lightning risk, with 525 miles still overhead and 150 miles to be converted soon. New catalog numbers will reflect staff growth and fewer party lines. Manager R E Walker expects more subscribers next week.
The House bill introduced by Rep. Crossman from Berlin to strike out clauses in leased machinery contracts has reached the Senate after a tough fight. Despite opposition and attempts to defeat it, the bill was carried over the Joint Judiciary Committee’s report and now awaits further hearings, with supporters claiming strong momentum. Crossman says manufacturers fear test cases and side with the bill’s aims as debate continues.
Schedule shows daily and Sunday times for routes between Concord Hudson Maynard Sudbury Street Stow Centre Gleasondale and Hudson with numerous departures from early morning to late evening. Special cars may be chartered. timetable starts September 26 1904 and runs until further notice.
A dated schedule listing Boston and Maine lines and stops from Acton to Marlboro with departures and arrivals at Concord Junction South Acton West Acton Gleasonle Hudson and Maynard among others. It shows a dense web of daily and Sunday trains with varied times and connections across the network.
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