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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1911
Page
7
The Aééles' Social Circle of the Pleasant Met church will meet with Mrs. Robert Randall on Maynard Street Thursday afternoon April 28. The spring weather dominates the report with notes on past five year daily temperatures and a cold April record.
A Boston area reader recalls kidney trouble easing after using Doan's Kidney Pills in 1898 and reports permanent relief by 1908. The testimonial from Mrs Charles Mahan of Canton Massachusetts notes dull ache from walking or movement and full recovery after sustained use. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the pills priced at 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
A garbled advertisement promises after school money by selling “Handy Shoe Blaing” tweak packages. It asks readers to mail name and address, pay one dollar, and keep one dollar, with a return address in Boston Massachusetts.
Marlborough Savings Bank declares third dividends payable on the third Wednesday of January and July. Deposits earn interest on the same schedule. Banking hours are 9 to 3 weekdays and 9 to 12 on Saturdays. President William D. Burdett and Treasurer Charles F. Holyoke oversee operations.
Wanted live poultry and other stock items. Special price on broilers. Sprites and pears on the trees. Sale includes laying and breeding stock and 0.9 young pigs. Geo A Dyer at 213 4 Marlboro Massachusetts announced the sale.
The Concord Junction Woman's Club met in the afternoon with the Home Talent committee in charge of an entertainment program. Mrs Nellie Gale, Mrs Mond Marrs and Mrs Mave Willis led the event, featuring piano and vocal solos and a whistling solo.
Concord reports a large attendance at the Musical club Thesdas evening meeting last week at the hotel of Miss Miriam Barrett. Hosts Miss Maniers Blanchard and Mrs Richard Henry of Watertown assisted. The program by members and guests was excellent. A social hour followed with lece and cakes served.
Roger Walett, son of Harry Walcott, suffered a broken forearm after slipping from a barge on Derby hill on Monday afternoon. He was taken home and treated by Dr. Wacott. In Bedford, Henry M. McCaffrey and Leonard Weed faced four charges each for drunkenness, disturbing the peace, obstructing a sidewalk, and using profane language. Fines ranged from 5 to 25 dollars, with both men appealing and held for superior court.
The pastor will preach next Sunday morning on The World in Boston and at 7 30 p m a song service with The Compassion of God. Friday reports from the Middlesex Union association meeting at Harvard discuss The Fivefold work of The American Missionary Association. The 28th anniversary of Christian Endeavor will be observed with an address by William Shay and a choir anthem. Joseph W. Smaith leads the local society.
Time table dated February 19, 191%, shows Saturday half hour cars from 2 PM to 8 PM from Concord Junction with connections to Arlington Boston Worcester lines and links to Lexington Boston services. Notes Concord and Concord Junction connections to Worcester Consolidated line, Clinton Leominster and Fitchburg services, and Lowell Waltham Boston routes.
The timetable corrected to February 19 1911 shows car arrival and departure times on the pe be line but arrivals and departures at the stated times are not guaranteed nor is the railroad responsible for any delays or consequences. PARSONS, Augt. Manager, Mass.
Six Bedford members of the B P O E F were honored by Portsmouth lodge Elks at a reception and feast for the mortgage burning. The town fete featured band concerts, fireworks, a banquet, and speeches with Irving L. Hodgdon presiding. The town meeting warrant for land damages to Kenrick estate was laid on the table for a special vote next Saturday. Alfred J. Walters began building on Concord road. Milford funeral of Hop McLane noted. Senator Frank I Bennett Jr spoke at patriotic services. Dr Immanuel Pfeiffer Jr presided.
Weekly notices from the Cone'l church detail a Middlesex Union meet at Harvard street Cone'l church with Rev Bilcar Crossi and Frank Merriam among representors. Other meetings include the W group at Mrs Howiver’s, the Mews club, and the Ladies Foreign Missionary Society food sale May 5.
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