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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1905
Page
1
A compact schedule lists sermons and services across Concord and South Acton churches, naming pastors and service times. Includes Trinity Church, Trinitarian Congregational, First Parish Unitarian, Scandinavian M E, and Universalist notes with Sunday schools and midweek meetings.
Maynard church schedules list Sunday services Sunday school and youth group times for Congregational Methodist and St. Bridget's parishes. Catholic and lodge events cover masses prayers and regular lodge meetings with dates and officers where given.
Earl Moulton returns from Cush ing academy. John H. O Neil erects an electric sign over his lunch wagon. Frank Kerrigan and Oscar Guilmette take positions at C M Brett shoe factory. Rev T J Fahey of Boston to accompany Rev Fr Doran on European trip. Mrs Horace Stowe of Brighton visits town. Jandron Co buys a new horse from T H Thornton for their delivery wagon. Mrs Mary Lyons injured by a dropped flat iron. Mrs James Foley of Walnut street returns from Eye and Ear Infirmary Boston. Miss Agnes Griffin to visit relatives in Pennsylvania for two months. Mr and Mrs B D Brown welcome baby daughter. Sewer and street work discussed by officials and Bryne. Consolidated street railway crew repairing Central street. Miss Carrie Gould reads at Worcester School of Elocution closing recital. Telegram praises her performance.
Henry E. Twombly president of Hudson Department Store Co buys the 91 acre Achorn farm in the Achorn district on Gospel hill for about 12000 dollars through T Steadman Carter real estate. The sale includes all farming implements stock and equipment. He plans to move from Newton and has hired help to run the place.
A group of men employed on River Street sewer work quit Friday afternoon after demanding $2 per day instead of $1.75. They signaled at the foreman and Officer Ernest Crossman intervened to restore order as the workers, mainly foreigners, left town in the evening.
The Unitarian church supper on Friday night drew light crowds despite generous food. baked beans brown bread cake pie pickles and coffee were served by committee members Susanna Smith Charles Holmes Mary Gay Benjamin Hastings Josephine Rowell Albert Kohr and EB. 8 Locke.
Timothy Shea and Arthur Paul were arrested in Berlin on a Sunday for entering a school house, property destruction, and causing a general disturbance while allegedly drunk. They were taken to Clinton by a Berlin officer. Blood poisoning notes include a Belle Plaine, Minn., man praising Bucklen's Arnica for a hand injury.
An advertisement claims germ diseases rise from weak stomachs. It warns readers with indigestion signs to take one Mi lona tablet before meals. The copy promises a strong digestive system and health, urging Johnson's Pharmacy to show their cure guarantee.
The notice details bargain books and maps promoting New England travel literature via the Boston & Maine Railroad. It lists descriptive volumes, two colored maps, six portfolios, and a combined set available for certain stamp payments. A probate court notice for John McMahon’s estate follows, with dates for filing and a reminder to publish.
A Friday afternoon forest fire scorched a large area on the northwest of Fort Meadow starting at the old picnic grounds owned by Immaculate Conception parish and burning toward the Hudson Inn. Marlboro firemen under Assistant Engineer J. W. Keane and Hudson crews led by Fred Sawyer fought the blaze.
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