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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1914
Page
3
The minister begins the marriage vows when groom Cheetin Stox, a financier, interrupts saying he does not remember. After stunned reactions, he recovers, apologizes, and states he will take the bride, citing thoughts of his trial last week.
During the Peninsular War Duke Wellington led Irish regiments in Porto. The troops grew fond of the city and chose to honor it by associating Porto with the O Tooles and O Haras, leading to the world known name Oporto.
A judge complimented a salesman, calling him a smooth article of Polish origin. The remark framed the case as a character study of a persuasive professional. Further details on the proceedings were not provided in the readable text.
Daniel Doyle of Elm Street Marlboro testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his rheumatic twinges and kidney troubles after months of painful passages. He says he has not needed kidney medicine for years and keeps a supply at home. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Boston Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y adv
Tobacco salesmen wanted to advertise and take orders from merchants for smoking and chewing tobacco. Earn about $100 monthly. No experience required. Send a 2 cent stamp for full particulars to Hemet Tobacco Co.
Concord Junction 18 Arlington 2 as the Minute Boys overpower Arlington with 13 hits and seven errors guiding a one sided six inning slugfest. Reilly led with three singles and a double while Hopkins limited Arlington to three hits, Flynn pitched briefly, and stockmire fielded well. No major injuries reported after a separate accident west of the Concord Reformatory involving Simmons and Waters.
A headon crash occurred on Elmst near the Reformatory on Thursday evening. The vehicle was owned and driven by A. B. Ammon of Newton, residing at 201 Devonshire Street.
Acton business Blanchard & Gould sued for 15000 by Maurice Freeman of Acton for a mangled hand in a saw mill accident alleging defective machinery. Various other suits including rail line injury in Concord, Yates and Squire heirs, and guardianship and probate actions are noted with filing attorneys and bond amounts.
The Concord Garden Association showcased a summer exhibit at the MH hall with tables of vegetables and flowers. Prizes highlighted high school and elementary entries with top honors for collections of vegetables, single vegetables, and ornate floral arrangements.
An itemized seed and flower exhibition lists multiple contestants by vegetable and flower varieties. Waid Carl appears across several entries with top positions in tomatoes turnips peas and other divisions while Alice Jones Myra Lorensten and others are named for blooms and arrangements in quartering categories.
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