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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1912

Page

7

Community Notes and Visits Across Littleton

Miss Grace P. Conant, professor of English in Decatur Illinois and Chautauqua faculty member in Colorado, visits her parents Mero and Mrs A F Conant for ten days before returning west for the new college year. Mrs James Houghton and daughter Mabelle of Albany New York stay with Mr and Mrs Chas W Houghton.

Grace P. Conant Decatur Chautauqua Colorado Mero A. F. Conant Midde West New College

Doan's Kidney Pills Popular in Marlboro Ad

An old Marlboro advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney relief with a testimonial from Mrs. Avice Hi Campbell. The piece blends product praise with local social notes on Whitcomb family reunions, visitors, and a Hillsboro Hillsboro wedding in nearby towns.

Deponits Advertise Weekly Live Fowl Wanted

Wanted a thousand live fowl and brooders weekly until further notice. Bring them Thursdays or call 215-4 by mail or telephone. For sale a seven year old extra good business horse a leader. George A. Dyer Poultry D Marlboro Massachusetts.

George A. Dyer Powltry Marlboro Mass

Arsenic Found as Normal Constituent in Vegetables

French biologists Drs. Jndin and Astrug report arsenic occurs in edible plants and fruits. In a study of thirty nine vegetables they detected arsenic in all samples with levels from 0.99 ppm in leek to 0.25 ppm in almonds and beans.

Drs. Jndin and Astrug

Maynard Death of Mrs Ogden in Fitchburg area

The obituary notes Elizabeth Wood Ogden wife of John W Ogden formerly of Maynard died at her Malden home Friday at 5 15 am Born Millbury November 22 1857 she married November 18 1879 She is survived by her husband and a daughter Mrs F A Persons of Maynard one sister Mrs Lillian E Ricker of Springfield and a brother William H Wood of Leominster Funeral was Monday with prayers at 9 20 am at home and service at Christchurch Fitchburg burial Forest Hill Cemetery Fitchburg Bearers included Mass R R Commission inspectors and lodge members A long list of floral tributes followed.

Elizabeth Run. (Wood) Og den Johin W. Veden Malden Millbury John W. Ogden F. A. Persons Lillian E. Ricker Springfield William H. Wood Leominster Christchurch Fitchburg Forest Hill Cemetery Mass. R. R. Commission Ogden Lady Emma Chapter Pearl Hill Rebekah Lodge Attena Rh. R Concord Maynard & Hudson Alpine Lodge K. of P Nashua Tribe Miss Joste Blood G. EK Sandergon Samuel P. Lewis James Donahue Jesse Sims Nantasket Mary Anthoine Christopher Powers Newfoundland Christopher Esther Mann Moving Picture Show E. D. Brigham Hazel West Boylston Henry Murphy Samuel Lawton American Woolen Co Winooski Amory Maynard Laura Woodart Florence Robert Lester Elson The Tever Maynard Re‘gal Queen Quality Boston Lever John Underwood Stow Pauline Miller Frank McCormick Worcester New Hampshire Ethel Carter Barnes Aten Providence Rhode Island William W. Gunn North Abington Louis Cormier Elphege Cloutier Brighton Seminary George Paul Raymond Joseph Pacific How St. Mary's Parish Olivier Dupont Napoleon Dupont Montreal P. Q Ernest Meloche Merrill St. Martin Samuel Daoust Mise Beatrice Jacob Woonsocket R. A

Sudbury Wedding Invitations Reported for Sept 10 Event

Sudbury prepares for the nuptials of Miss Sadie Hunt and Henry Allen Chase on September 10. Parents Mr and Mrs Louis C Hunt of Roxbury are prominent locals. Guests include Misses Alice Doris and Ruth Wels of Worcester. Several residents attend to family matters as schools begin on September 10.

Sadie Hunt Henry Allen Chase Miss Hunt Louis C. Hunt Roxbury Sudbury Alice Doris Ruth Wels Worcester WD. Perry Jailian Hunt Pigeon Cove Hattie Goodnow C. S. Junt Cheater L. Perry Misa Mamie Mackay Waltham Hospital Nantasket Beach

Bryant & Stratton Commercial School in Boston Moves to New Building

The Bryant & Stratton Commercial School in Boston relocates to a new site on Arlington Street, with three streets bounding the building to maximize light. Founded in the 1860s by Bryant and Stratton, led by J. K. Hibbard for 45 years, it emphasizes personalized study with hands on practice and has had record graduate employment the past year. Classes run daily with no Saturday or evening sessions or holiday downtime.

Boylston Street E. Hisnano Boston Bryant & Stratton Commercial School of Arlington Street Boyster Arington Abele Peter Otce Mesora, Bryant & Stratton J. KE. Hibbard Hore Thennom Business Houses Bryant & Stratton

Bedford Union Service Speaker Plans Theme Address

Rev Loren B Macdonald pastor of the First Parish will deliver one address at the Union services for Old Home Week in Bedford. He will speak on Bedford as it ought to be.

Bridgett MecNiff Marlboro Bridget McNifff Worchester Mary McNiff Taylor St Charles Whiting Cambridge H. L. Packard Endeavor Society Congregational Sunday School Chas. W. Hunt Historical Society Tophet Swamp Indian Post Littleton Unitarian Whalom Park Loren B. Macdonald Bedford McDonald

Oily Roads Cause Horse Falls and Damages in Town

Horses fell on Lexington Road as oily streets led to injuries and fatalities among equines. Frank Peterson’s horse was killed after a broken leg and internal injuries, while George Clark’s horse also collapsed. A milk wagon shaft broke and others reported similar damage. The same day a lawn party at Trinitarian church grounds featured lanterns, music by the Maynard band, games and contests with a large turnout of about 200.

Frank Peterson Lexington Rd Albree George 3. Clark C. EB. Society Trinitarian Church Maynard

Noted Sale Boosts Treasury Proceeds

The report states ice cream and candy offerings drew ready sales and the treasury will likely be considerably benefited by the affair, reflecting strong success.

C. E. Treasury

Groomed Republican hopeful in Fifth District faces Grimes

John Jacob Rogers of Lowell seeks the Republican nomination for Congress in the Fifth District and opposes Mr. Grimes. A relative by marriage to Congressman Ames, Rogers benefits from an endorsement, but the office remains a public trust for about 32,000 voters in the district.

John Jacob Rogers Lowell Grimes Congressman Ames Ames

Lowell Aims to Shift District Control from City Politics

An editorial argues Lowell politicians treat the city as dominant in Congress seat matters. The writer casts the situation as a case of not letting anything escape unless challenged by organized district forces. They suggest a district-wide union to take the helm and reverse the current order.

Lowell Congressional Station

Bedford Old Home Week parade and events outlined

Bedford executives push town business participation for Old Home Week parade on Sept 2. Souvenir items available at C W Blake Co and C W Wake Co drug stores. Sunday program at Unitarian church features addresses on Bedford past present and future. Wall ace Goldsmith drawings used for postcards and posters, with Irving Hodgdon and Warren A Cutler coordinating.

Pumphrey O'Sullivan M. F F. Manning Democratic Town Committee Bedford C. W Blake Co C. W Wake Co Unitarian Church Old Home Thane Wallace Goldsmith Bedford Old Home Week Maint Warren A. Cutler John Kavanaugh Guy Proctor Irving L. Hodgdon Town Hall Committee On Publicity and Printing

Parker Couple Prepare for Golden Anniversary

Mr and Mrs George B Parker plan a Wednesday observance of their 50th wedding anniversary. The notice notes local events including visits from Sheldon Littlefield and family from Atlantic, and several residents traveling or active in nearby towns.

George B. Parker

Guests Of Their Sister On Trip With Mother's Auto

Guests of their sister Mrs J A God ing traveled with the former's auto on the trip.

J. A. Goding

Thief Scare Strikes Village Over Century Chair

Village residents deter a rash theft as a 100 year old heirloom chair and a batch of geraniums vanish from a fine house. Local families in Marlboro report the loss and urge vigilance, joking that buckshot might deter such acts. Nearby visits note residents from New Hampshire and Providence on vacations.

Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway Labor Day Timetable

Special timetable notice details Maynard Concord Hudson connections on Labor Day with departure times starting 6.32 A. M. and 7.00 A. M. from Maynard to Concord and Hudson, plus half hourly and hourly runs, plus a theatre car at 11.29 P. M. connecting with the Boston express at the depot.

Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway Hudson Maynard South Acton Boston

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