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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1927
Page
4
An excursion to Niagara Falls departs Boston on August 13 at 6 15 p m from North Station via the Boston and Maine Railroad. Passengers may enjoy nine hours at the Falls and a Maid of the Mist ride. Return from Niagara Falls is 5 00 p m Sunday, with a $10 round trip fare. Tickets are advised in advance.
Fragmentary text from the Marlboro Massachusetts weekly Enterprise, showing publication details, rates, and locations. The readable items include office address at 1 Liberty Street, Marlboro, and mentions of distribution and post office classification.
A Country Gentleman chart and Federal Reserve data show rising farm commodity prices and higher purchasing power. Farmers spend more on machinery radios and goods, boosting shoe and textile firms, rubber goods, autos, furniture, and holiday demand across New England.
Marlboro residents and visitors share vacation plans and trips from Lake Boon Casco Bay Ferry Beach Marblehead to Revere Beach and Blaisdell Lake. Individuals include Armand avelle Vining family at Lake Boon Mrs Helen Kiderkin and Mrs Beecroft with Ethel, Mollie Shapiro in Marblehead, Leonard Tediski with Aunt in Spencer, and Blanche Whitney Walker returning from Blaisdell Lake.
Mrs Peter Gour of Lekesids Avenue hosts sister Miss Hanks for weeks. Mr and Mrs Henry Monette visit Newport and Jamestown. Mr and Mrs Fred Lusignan motor to Newport R I. Mrs Agnes Frye returns to Salem after visiting Mechanic Street residents. William Lusignan will attend the Follies at Colonial Theatre Boston Saturday night. Dave Rossely returns from New York. Clifton Baker returns from Dorchester. Stephen Murphy Jr returns from Boston. John McGillvary spends days in Boston. Frederick Tucker takes a position at Diamond M Shoe factory.
Robert D. Muddy, DMV inspector, investigated the Sudbury crash on Monday. Alessandro Parience of 120 Thorndike Street drove the automobile that struck a tree, injuring six people. John Devilis and another victim, ages 20 and 17, were in serious condition. Muddy found no skid marks and attributed the crash to speeding or driver inattention.
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