Aprons Made In Concord 19c Each
Advertisement notes aprons made in Concord priced at 19 cents each with a value of 35 cents.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1905
Page
5
Auto speed cases dominate Concord district court docket
District Court news reports a busy day with several speeding arrests on July 22 and 23. Crawford E. Prescott of Hudson was convicted for 19 mph over limit and fined $10. George H. Berg of Boston was discharged after a plea that his speedometer read under 10 mph. Other defendants, including Charles F. Smith and Franklin H. Gibson, faced fines or discharge after contested hearings. The hotly debated case was Percy W. Wetherell, of Warren F. Wetherell & Co., charged with 16 mph speeding.
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Crawford E. Prescott
Hudson
Craig and Sullivan
George H. Berg
Boston
Nagog
Charles F. Smith
Melrose Highlands
Maynard
Franklin H. Gibson
Wellesley Hills
Concord Court
Percy W. Wetherell
Winchester
Warren F. Wetherell
Nist
Charles S. Coulter
Salvatore Donatelli
Coulter
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Frank Zattoli
Zattoli ‘Brothers
Mr. Saunders
Dame & Saunders
Clinton
Office King
Commonwealth
Herman Kilkenney
John Punch
King
Keyes
James Donovan Fined in Concord Incident
James Donovan of Boston and former Concord resident was found guilty in the incident within town limits and fined ten dollars.
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James Donovan
Boston
Concord
Man Charged In Check Fraud Case From Boston Bank
A. Commamabaamerstin 98 faced charges after writing a 1969 July 6 check on the Bunker Hill Bank of Boston to N. A. Davis that was returned unpaid for no account. The case was continued for one week.
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N. A. Davis
Bunker Hill Bank
Boston
Local Notes From Concord Junction and Nearby Towns
Concord Junction news includes visits by William Chaplin to Bass Point and Nahant, Boston relatives visiting, and various local changes. Miss Bessie Lowe hired as bookkeeper. many on vacation. repairs on Main street. Lawrence recovering from a bicycle fall. steam roller at work near Concord mills. Also reports on travel to Canada, hospital appendicitis recovery, and community events at Bass Point and Faneuil Hall. Panama Canal Commission seeks carpenters with wages and transport, plus local housekeeping shifts and civic notices.
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F. H. Watson
Swampscott
Howard Tuttle
Frank Stiles
Main St
Cyrus Fletcher
Concord Mills
Charles Clark
South Acton
James Lawrence
Commonwealth Ave
Lawrence
Mr. Mitchell
Reformatory
Luke Robbins
East Acton
Missing Hudson tax collector seen in Marlboro Friday night
A Marlboro man reports he met Daniel J. McCarthy about 8 pm Friday and accompanied him for two hours. McCarthy, Hudson’s former tax collector, was heading to North Union Station to catch the train home to Hudson and vanished thereafter. The Marlboro witness believes possible trouble on the route may explain his absence.
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Daniel J. McCarthy
Hudson
Marlboro
McCarthy
Telegram
Martiboro
Wes Willive
Husup
Mcarthy
Boston & Maine
Providence
North End
North Union Station
Boston & Albany
English born Mrs Ingham dies in Westvale at 1834 birth year
Thomas Ingham died at her Westvale home on Monday morning. Born in England in 1834 she moved to the United States in 1866 and has lived in Westvale 33 years. She leaves a large family including Hannah McClellan Frank Rand Mrs George Rand Mrs Fred Hawkins Alexander Dye and others, 22 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ingham
Westvale
Ingham
England
Hannah McClellan
Frank Rand
William Hooper
Maynard
George W. Rand
Oakdale
Fred H. Hawkins
Springfield
Alexander Dye
Thos. H
Hampden
John
Jerry R
Chicago
William 8
Concord Junction
Advertised Letters at Central House Listings
Central House holds a list of advertised letters including Jas Donley Perley R Eaton Mr Thomas J Joyce Miss Esther Langley Mr Antoni Macari A C Philbrick Co E B Tarbell.
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Central House
Jas
Community notices from Concord and Stow
William Foss Jr visited friends of Stow Sunday. George Merrill begins vacation this week. P McGrath and Henry Mahan have new home telephones. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas McWalter Grant Sr this Wednesday morning. Abutters on Bedford Street criticize tree trimming.
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Wm. Foss, Jr
Thomas McWalter, Grant ,Sr
Bedford St
Brown
Peabody
George Haggerty, Apsley Sr
Malden
Marlboro Citizens Mention Visits and Job Moves
W H Hill travels Boston harbor. Mrs J T Goggin visits Milford N H. Marion and Helen Proctor visit North Adams. Mrs William Holland of Boston guests of Dennis Sullivan. Irving Doane Middlesex superior court stenographer visits town. Patrick Fitzpatrick goes to work at 8 H Howe main factory. Margaret and Nora Connors of Wellesley visit Michael Cronin. O C Beals and family from Roxbury guests of L M Tenney. Beals formerly of the city. A group including Ellard Armstrong Dumas Moran Carpenters and George Smith visits the White City. Clifton Proctor leaves Diamond F packing for J A Frye cutting room. Sheehan chief clerk will visit New York and New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Thomas Burke recent newlyweds receive artistic pottery as excursion mementos from New England Water Works association friends.
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William Holland
Boston
Dennis Sullivan
Irving Doane
Middlesex Superior Court
Patrick Fitzpatrick
Liberty St
Mr. Beals
George Ellard
Irving Armstrong
Harry Dumas
Francis Moran
Lewis Carpenters
George Smith
White City
Clifton Proctor
Elm Sr
Diamond F
J. A. Frye
Sheehan
J. M
New York City
New Jersey
Thomas Burke
New England Water Works Association
Local items note visits, fines, and travel in New England towns
The column records residents visiting relatives and towns across New England. Notable entries include Mrs L D Carpenter visiting Swanton Vermont and Charles B Sexton in Providence Rhode Island, with other mentions of travels to Patten Maine and Cottage City. A Marlboro drunkenness fine of five dollars is listed for Joseph Farren. An Eagles field day in Providence draws 8000 attendees.
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Caleb Brigham
Brant Rock
Lucy Coolidge
Loraine
Esther Miller
Mary G. Stratton
May Allen
Abbie
Allen
Inez J. Stratton
Nancy
Ella Raymond
Athena Cottage
Lake Boone
Charles E. Sexton
John Manchester
William Sweeney
Daniel Sweeney
Thomas Ford
Eagles
Providence
R. L
New England
Erwin Brown
Boston
Worcester
Francis Brigham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Singer
Blaine
Massachusetts
District Court News
Cie ‘Triet Court
William Chaplin
Bass Point
Nahant
Sadie Ford
Michael Hayes
Garfield Place
D. A. Lakin
K. T. McKensie
A. B. Payson
C. X.o'connell
Charles
Bessie Lowe
Robert Beer
River John
N. S
A. H. Willis
Herbert Shepard
Ruth
Canada
Mabel Henderson
Nova Scotia
W. A. Wright
Waltham Hospital
Harold Chase
Liverpool
Eng
Sylvania
Cunard Line
Steward's Department
Republic
White Star Line
W. W
Annie S
Ethel
Blossom
Josephine N. Whittier
Alden Kindred
Faneuil Hall
Boston & Maine Railroad
Concord Lodge
John W. Raymond
A. B. Messer
Bertha Wilson
Walter Knowles
Clara F. Hart
Scott Nevens
Myron Stevenson
Margaret Gale
Ralph Hastings
Mildred Files
Prentice Blood
Virginia Wilson
Jane Edgett
Hillsboro
New Brunswick
Charles Libby
E. E. Bigelow
Panama
New York
HB. W. Ford
Amelia Ingham
George G. Merrill
P. McGrath
Henry Mahan
W. H. Hill
Boston Harbor
J. T. Goggin
Milford
N. H
Marion
Helen Proctor
Elmat
North Adams
Mrs. L. D. Carpenter
Swanton, VI
Charles B. Sexton
R. I
Milton Coolidge
Central Sq
Ernestine Brodeur
Charles Noyes
F. A. Morse
George B. Cochran
Patten, Me
Edward Lynch
Apsley
Joseph Farren
Peter Glasson
Benjamin B. Noyes
Lexington
Andrew Peterson
H. H. Halladay
Seth W. Darling
Hyde Park
Clifford Brigham
Leslie
Louis Dupont
N. Grennon & Co
School
Washington Sts
Harry Waterhouse
South Act
A. S. Ray
Chester
Kathryn Coolidge
E Otterson
Cottage City
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