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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1905
Page
2
Classified brief notes a sale of the J. C. Dakin farm in North Sudbury with application contact C. J. Morse. It also lists subscription pricing: 91 per year, Ingle copies three cents, 1x months 50c, three months 25c, postages included, payment in advance.
Frank Plouffe and Eugene Lawrence visited from Nashua and Boston respectively while local residents hosted guests from Manchester Natick Fitchburg and New York. Memorial Day services at Grand Army Hall featured Rev H K Hannah and St Luke's boys choir.
Mrs. Rachel McGlinchey, 65, died at her daughter’s home in Hudson after years of illness. Born in County Donegal, Ireland, she emigrated to the United States about 20 years ago, living in Brookfield before moving to Hudson. She is survived by two daughters, two sons, and two brothers, with burial plans to be announced.
In a tightly fought contest at Concord Tuesday morning St Bernard’s A A defeated the local high school team 7 to 3 for the league title. Kenna fanned 12 in six innings while Cook struck out 10, with two errors apiece. Jimmy Laughlin starred in fielding and hitting.
P Francis McGrath of Bedford Street Concord died Saturday night after a brief illness. He underwent an appendectomy with surgeons Titcomb and Worcester but peritonitis developed despite a second operation. A 25 year old Concord native, he is survived by parents, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at St Bernard’s Church with Concord K of C in attendance.
Charles F. Holyoke, cashier and treasurer, said reports of a $7000 loss from Burnett Cummings & Co. are misleading. The bank had collateralized the note, already charged the matter off, and the bank’s condition would not suffer from the disclosure. Arthur Desrochers received a gold watch and chain at St Jean Baptiste hall as friends praised him, with Hector Moineau giving the presentation speech and the Fife and Prom corps performing into the night.
Concord Junction notes Mrs J H Snow visits Lynn and Salem. Westvale mills shut Monday and Tuesday. Dick Grant raced in Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Leslie McKenzie visit K T McKenzie and family. Mrs Wilson of Boston guests Harriet J Lawrence. Mrs C J Brown to summer with son J Robert Brown in Acton. May Cushing of Marlboro NH visits Harriet Lawrence. E L Pray returns to William Libby after Cordaville visit. J W Whittier of Boca Bee NB guests of W W Blossom. Ephron Encampment IOOF to meet Saturday night June 31. W A Hart of Dartmouth and James Hart of Fall River visit C S Hart family Memorial Day.
On May 24 the Feast of Our Lady Help of Christians was celebrated at the Reformatory where over 100 received First Communion and similar numbers were confirmed by Bishop Brady of Portland. Priests from nearby parishes assisted in confessions and the Easter duties were performed with solemn Mass and music by Mrs. W. S. Leland choir.
A farewell reception was held in Odd Fellows hall Monday evening honoring Mr and Mrs Winslow Russell. The event marked their departure from the community with friends attending and best wishes extended.
A large community gathering praised the Russell couple as they relocate to a neighboring city. The event featured Austreli Bros and Prof. 8. Thompson Blood impersonations, with over 200 friends signing a parchment of greetings. Elmer E. Shattuck read the message of esteem from church and village circles. Refreshments followed and the choir played Should old acquaintance be forgot.
Misses Blossom and Whittler at 172 Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction offer drawing and painting lessons for pupils. For sale 25 tons upland stock hay cheap if taken immediately by L. N. Fowler & Co.
Thomas Drummy in Brooklyn John Madden in the Dia mond F factory John Ahearn Jr in Main street factory Harvey Fiske at Central Telephone F. B. Sheffield with Metropolitan Life William Trowbridge in Henry Parsons Son office Marlboro Electric completes street circuit to Southboro New Main street factory sign 100 feet long Straw hats appear as weather allows Central Trades and Labor council to form local unions Prospects for a Marlboro baseball club this summer are slight C B Searles buys a new horse in Malone N Y The horse is a stepper Joseph A McGee appeals Whitcomb case to superior court George Maquin back from Boston operation George Gallagher Belmont sr joins Cartwrights orchestra Nipmuc park Station Agent A N Payne renovates grounds at Boston and Mails depot Frank Walcott leaves Henry Sawyers liquor establishment Frank Risney to succeed him.
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