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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1905
Page
4
Office at 381 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts lists subscriptions priced at 91 per year with inquiry details.
Concord reports Sunday evening Christian Endeavor meeting led by Miss Edna Calef. Alexander E B Hoyle left town Saturday for a two weeks yacht cruise off the coast of Maine.
A notice praises the first volume of Alfred S. Hudson's History of Concord as inestimable and notes a second volume is in progress. A quoted letter from Samuel A. Green of the Massachusetts Historical Society commends the work for its masterful scholarship and pays tribute to Concord’s annals.
Lewis H. Allen of Gleasondale, depot master for over 50 years, died Monday after injuries from a fall at an Amherst dam. He was 78, survived by his wife and one son, the Gleasondale station master. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. in Gleasondale.
Marlboro stores report alterations with W. C. Blakes closed. G. W. Miller and wife visit from Boston. Carl Fuller returns from Vermont. D. F. Buckley back from Block Island Newport and Providence. Mrs. O. H. Stevens and son plan two weeks in Gloucester. Ansel Heath Orland Martin party vacation in Tiverton Rhode Island. Mrs. M. P. Rogers guests of Capt. and Mrs. T. B. Jackson at Lake Boone. B. L. Colburn returns from 10 day vacation with Martz Specialty Co. Lynn Woods and niece Helen Woods visit Edward Philbrick in Marlboro. Lyons Dwyer Flaherty from Fitchburg take Sunday auto ride to the city.
Social notes from Windsor to Lynn and Fayville record visits, dinners, and outings. Georg e O Halloran leaves Lynn for Highland city, Miss Josephine Tebo oversees a fair, and Boston visitors attend Sweet Clover club events at Indian Rock. West End orchestra forms led by Edward Andrews with Roy Carter as manager. A bones discovery near Boundary street burial at Rocklawn cemetery. Patrick McCarthy undergoes strangulated hernia surgery in Marlboro hospital. Several locals and tourists, including Minnie McFadden and Joseph Hurley, visit P F Connors home. Hurley is a Niagara University student.
A New telephone is installed at the courthouse. Several residents travel for visits and vacations in Maine New York and elsewhere. The district court handles automobile theft burglary and assault cases with fines and bonds set. A local telegraph and shop activities update the town's weekly routine with several arrests for drunkenness.
A Concord letter to McManus Bros attacks Devoe paint as full measure and honest, likening it to a watch dog that fails at night. It mentions a district court case on speed limit and cites Towle Kent selling their paint alongside names like F W Devob and Edward Jernagan of Boston.
Names of individuals awaiting delivery appear under the advertised letters list. James C. Chase Rev R H Carey John T Croghan Evan T Glynn Chas B Holt Henry Kent Wm Narvin M P Alken Edward Iehan Martin Anderson Turof Rozum Miss Elizabeth Bisutt Miss Katie Connors Miss Florence Alice Dow Mrs Josie E Frost Mrs M B Cunnison Miss Helen Gunnison Miss Mabel Tracy Marguerite Wear.
Land listing for sale in Concord offering 5 acres off Wald en Street on the left near Town Farm. Contact Charles B. Brown for details.
Bedford officers test drive a local speed trap on Main Street with a 15 mile limit and 5 mph leeway. A Maynard case sees Jack Connors fining Walter Munford ten dollars for drunkenness. Polander Bernard Mullinace ends up under probation after a wild Perceival Street wedding scene. Charles B. Brooks is released with a five dollar fine.
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