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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1905
Page
5
Residents report summer travels and outings including Mr. and Mrs. Ring at Short Falls New Hampshire and James H. Chase visiting Madison Maine. Local items mention garden blooms at William Chaplin 178 Commonwealth Ave and Emily G. Hannon returning to post office duties.
The notice lists five addressees including Master Bowers Patrick J Degnon William Hanna Mrs. Wesley Maynard and Fred Wing among advertised letters awaiting pickup at the post office.
Mrs. Abby Dakin is quite ill. Mrs. Smith Jones visited her sister Mrs. Griggs of Norwell. Miss Florence Hosmer stayed in North Haven Conn. Former resident. Miss Lizzie Robbins returned to Port Clyde Mo. for four weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hosmer helped celebrate Old Home Week in Mason NH. Mrs. Jonas S. Hunt and Mrs. Harry Glazier visited Mrs. Mabel Bruce of Hudson. Mrs. Emmeline Barker and friends including Mr. James Butterfield and Mr. John Eaton spent two weeks at Brant Rock. Mrs. Barney Cox of Watertown and Mrs. Louis Hunt with daughter Sadie of Roxbury and Mrs. Harry Glazier of West Newton were guests of Mrs. J. S. Hunt.
Sunday services at 1:30 and 7:30 with sermons by Rev. J. F. Phillips on world events and philanthropy. Friday prayer meeting at 7:30. Church supper August 31 with a short literary program. Annual October 4 New York excursion via Boston & Maine for $5 round trip, including Hoosac Mountains and Deerfield Valley routing to Albany and New York City, tickets from local agents.
The Passenger Department in Boston has issued a 16 page illustrated booklet detailing the trip and information for excursion travelers. Send your address to the Boston and Maine Railroad Passenger Department for a free mailed copy.
Harry Parks and Hazel Jenkins visit or return from trips to Chelsea Everett and Old Orchard. Residents move homes and plan relocations including Louis Breault and Sweeney in Park and Houghton streets. A drag breaks down in front of Sherman House and a juvenile disturber case results in fines for Timothy Shea and Charles Dawson. D. J. Johnson releases 12 carrier pigeons, a first flight home from Woodsy toward South Framingham.
A sick headache is attributed to a disordered stomach in a report from Johnson's Pharmacy. H. J. Dinwell Maynard is listed among the contributors or sources.
Marlboro reports thriving industry at Stevens box factory and new hires at Marlboro Electric Machine and Lamp Co. Residents announce travels and renovations, including Miss Julie Brigham returning from Europe and A L Beauchamp visiting Canada. Local events note school openings, hospital fundraisers, union moves, and a September social by Garde d'Honneur with a debut orchestra.
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