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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1894
Page
8
Acton and Concord river improvements plan debated
A large meeting at Concord town hall discussed state funding to reclaim meadows along the Concord and Sudbury rivers. Citizens form the Concord and Sudbury Rivers Improvement association to push engineering work by the state board of health, with plans for dredging 14 miles of river and 40 000 cubic yards of material this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Board of Earth
Concord
Sudbury
John S. Keyes
William Wheeler
Prescott Keyes
W. A. Bullard
Wayland
Nahum Goodnow
Samuel Hartwell
Lincoln
John T. Davis
Carlisle
Albert P. Sampson
Bedford
Commonwealth
State Board of Health
Judge Keyes of
Judge Keyes
Concord and
Sudbury Rivers
Billerica
Association
Willard A. Bullard
Alden S. Wellington
Rufus Harlburt
George M. Parker
George Forbush
F. A. Casey
John P. Davis
Augustus P. Sampson
George E. Harrington
Edwin S. Barrett
Treas
A. P. Sampson
Fred T. Fuller
James Farrar
Keyes
Boston
Sweetness Long Vrown Out and Labor Meeting Report
A Boston Traveller excerpt notes a poet’s song causing discomfort and admiration for Sweet Marie. The Marlboro Central Labor Union drew a sizeable group of Hudson labor representatives to a Sunday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Hudson
Organized Labor
Marlboro Central Labor Union
A New Kind of Insurance For 25 Cents
A promotion for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as an "insurance" against bowel complaints during summer. Claims the remedy cures ordinary cases with one dose, is pleasant and safe, and costs 25 cents per bottle. Sold by B F Johnson & Son in Maynard MA, C H Whitney in Concord Junction MA, and H S Richardson in Concord MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
B. F. Johnson & Son
Main Street
Maynard
Mass
C. H. Whitney
Concord Juction
H. S. Richardson
Concord
Local Highlights From York Beach and Nearby Towns
Misses Amy and Ida Wood have stayed at York beach since last Saturday with Frank Longnecker and family from Brooklyn. Clarence Pettengill earned special credit at the Methodist organ on Sunday, showing marked improvement from a year ago. A pumpkin vine in C. H. Carter’s garden grew to 42 feet after his care. C. E. Prescott of the Hudson Cycle club won a three minute bicycle race at Spencer, earning a silver watch. Arthur Heald of Greenfield and Lewis Thompson of Springfield visited the Gascoignes in Barre. The Larkin house was scraped and repainted by A. B. Merrill and now stands as a fine local residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Ida Wood
York Beach
Frank Longnecker
Brooklyn
Clarence Pettengill
C. H. Carter
C. E. Prescott
Hudson Cycle Club
Spencer
Arthur Heald
Greenfield
Frank Gascoigne
Lewis Thompson
Springfield
Barre
Timely submissions for weekly issue urged to editors
Notice urges all matter reach the publication office by Tuesday night to ensure insertion in the same week. Advertising and subscriptions may be left with A. L. Noyes at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Board of Ealth
A. L. Noyes
Social Notes From Acton Centre and Nearby
Mrs W C Allen entertains out of town friends. Miss Lizzie Nickerson of Everett visits Miss Sadie Wood. Mrs Dr Baker returns from a western trip. A W Taylor and wife of Lowell enjoy a two week vacation at home. Nagog Sunday school picnic well attended. Letters advertised include Morin Benson Maynard Morse Qualey. Monument House arrivals include Hixon Moulton and Mc Swary. A recent Monument House concert featured soloists Mrs Sanders Lowell and Mr Cowleshaw Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Shapley
Leomfinster
James McGrew
Vermont
Mr. Buxton
Edward Stone
Lowell
North Acton
Reed
Nora T. Cogrin
M. E. Church
A. K. Thompson
Parmenter
Lizzie Nickerson
Everett
Sadie Wood
Dr. Baker
A. W.taylor
P.o
Joseph Morin
Hattie M. Benson
Sue Maynard
Ebben I. Morse
M. F. Qualey
Monument House
Hixon
Chelsea
Moulton
Somerville
G. A. McSwary
Jamaica Plain
Mrs. Sanders
Cowleshaw
Boston
Free Trial of Dr King's New Life Pills Offer
Free trial bottle of Dr King's New Life Pills and a Guide to Health mailed to your address. Send name and address to H E Bucklen Co Chicago for sample box and health booklet at no cost. Distributed by B F Johnson & Son's Drugstore Maynard and H S Richardson Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard and
H. S. Richardson Concord
Births Reported in Marlboro on Various Dates
In Marlboro, Aug. 5 a daughter was born to Mrs. Thomas Waugh. In Marlboro, Aug. 4 a son was born to Mrs. BE Brown of Church Street. In Marlboro, Aug. 13 a daughter was born to Mrs. J A Treniblay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Thomas Waugh
BE. A. Brown
Church Street
J. A. Treniblay
Death notices from Marlboro mark August deaths and births
In Marlboro dates Aug 6 to Aug 13 report multiple infant births and adult deaths. Entries include Charles son of Lewis Bardeau aged 7 months, Elizabeth daughter of Placide Durand aged 7 months, Edward son of Joseph Vallier aged 3 months, Cynthia Crouch widow of Windsor Maynard aged 88 years 5 months, Thomas D Andrews aged 21 years 11 months 20 days, Jeremiah son of John O Connor Jr aged 11 months 23 days, Elien daughter of Arthur Dunn aged 6 months 18 days, Grace daughter of Wakefield Keizer aged 24 days, and Eugene Chase aged 44 years 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Eugene Chase
Charles
Lewis Bardeau
Elizabeth
Placide Durand
Edward
Joseph Vallier
Cynthia Crouch
Windsor Maynard Formery
Berlin
Thomas D. Andrews
Jeremiah
John O'Connor, Jr
Elien
Arthur Dunn
Grace
Wakefield Keizer
Citation Notice for Acton Petition Hearing
Court orders service of this citation on all interested parties within fourteen days and publication in a local newspaper for three weeks. Witness Charles J. McIntire judge notes Acton petition proceedings and specifies dates in September in the year indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perise
Janaey
Acton Oe Prise
Charles J. McIntire
Mtolsoml
William D. Tuttle
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Acton
H. Folsom
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Ce. E
Universalist Vestry
Mea
As Wheeler
Medford
Evi
Wben Hayward
Sam Jones, Jr
Bert Willis
Acton C. C
Harrington
Lake George
Universalist Church
Witherbee Harrington
Manchester, N. H
James Tuttle
Hannah Robin
W.R. Buxton
Nelson Tenney
Stow Road
Dr. Rose
Congregational Church
Israel
Smith Acton
H.w.smith
Y. P.C.U
Rev. W. Buxton
Ladies’ Prayer Meeting
Rules OF the Board
Town of
Arata
Concord Enterprise
Joan M. Keeves
James B. Woop
Cyrus Fletcher
Frank E. Cutter
Josefh W. Goofrey
Boston Traveller
Madson
E. P. Larkin
A. B. Merrill
Mrs. W. C. Allen
Nagog
J.C. Caisse
Charles H. Lynch
Azelia Duhamel
Diev
Thomas EF. Parker
Parker & Morse
Maynard, Mass
Commonwealth of Massachuse‘ts
Mippaxanx, Sa
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Betney
Lawrence
Horace Tuttle
Walden Street
J. C. Friend
Weekly Enterprise
America
Memorial War Book
Boynton & CO
Cloak Department
Serge Mackintoshes
Cravenette
Marlboro, Mass
Masonic Building
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