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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1899

Page

6

Sudbury Reopens Schools After Autumn Term Changes

Hubbard H Brown and wife return from North Woodstock visit as Sudbury plans autumn term with fifteen weeks. Two teacher changes and two transport workers added to the staff. Milk producers anticipate new sale arrangements from October first, with farmers joining a mutual stockholding in a local milk pact and paying in advance to supply cans daily.

Hubbard H. Brown North Woodstock N. H Robert B. Thomas Almanac Fame Daily Press

Improvements In Sudbury Town Hall Please Citizens

Sudbury residents cheer the renovated town hall as interior surfaces, ceilings, and anterooms receive fresh tinting and painting. Frank B. Tulis of South Sudbury led the tinting and decorating with tasteful color choices. The main hall now glows with improved lighting, tidiness, and comfort, while the lower hall and officials’ rooms show striking changes. The selectmen deserve credit for the thorough upgrade, signaling a lasting improvement since the 1900 exterior repaint and roof shingling.

Sudbury Frank B. Tulis South Sudbury Middlesex County

Sudbury Man Dies Suddenly Near King Philip Farm

William Hunt known in Sudbury as Will. He died Saturday evening near Lyman Place while returning home from work at King Philip Farm on a bicycle. Medical examiners ruled congestive apoplexy as the cause. He was 34, leaving a widow, parents, two sisters, and two brothers with one brother a Spanish American War veteran. He had worked as a locomotive fireman for the N Y N H & H Railroad.

Sudbury King Philip Farm William Will Hunt Lyman Place Edwin Parmenter South Sudbury George A. Oviatt 9Th District E. G. Hoitt Marlboro N. Y

Hudson Social Notes and Local Visits

Ernest Persons spent Sunday in town. A car load of furniture for Supt. David Gibbs arrived from Chatham New York. The church services resume at the Unitarian church next Sunday. Rev P H Murdick the boy preacher visits Hudson before entering Boston University for a four year course.

Ernest Persons Chas. Wheeler Northampton Henry Lizotte Marlboro Solon Wood & Co David Gibbs Chatham, N. Y Theodore Busfield Thomas Kelley Worcester Stedman Arnold Boston Hattie’ Hayden Mannette Pope Milford Robert Patterson Dayton Ohio Unitarian Church Mr. Baltzly Henry J. Watkins Washington Street Lynn EK. E. Thomas Upper Gloucester Harold Thomas Thomas Poland Springs House P. H. Murdick Hudson Friends Sterling Boston University

Fireman and Janitor Passes After Long Service

The subject left his post due to failing health after years of daily strain as a fireman. He served as janitor of the First Parish Unitarian church during a long tenure. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at the home of his parents’ family, Rev. C. W. Heizer officiating. Burial followed in Mt. Pleasant cemetery.

First Parish Unitarian Church Hunt C. W. Heizer Wayland Mt. Pleasant Cemetery

Republican Convention Names Marlboro and Wayland Candidates

The 1897 Republican convention at Red Men's hall chose William L. Morse of Marlboro and Daniel Brackett of Wayland as nominees for the district. A district rotation plan was set, with Marlboro to supply the first candidate yearly and the second candidate rotating among Sudbury Wayland and Marlboro in a fixed sequence, though a second list was later adopted to favor Marlboro reelecting its second candidate.

Marlboro Sudbury Red Men’s Hall William M. Brigham William L. Morse Daniel Brackett Wayland

Skin Eruptions Cured by Bucklen Arnica Salve

Volcanic eruptions are grand but skin eruptions rob life of joy. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures them, and also old running and fever sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns, warts, cuts, bruises, burns, scalds, chapped hands, chilblains. Best yet on earth. Drives out pains and aches. Only 26 cts a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Johnson druggist, Maynard and J. C. Friend, Concord.

Bucklen Johnson Druggist Maynard J. C. Friend Concord

U S Army and Navy Tablets Advertised Cure

Dyspepsia sufferers find relief with U S Army and Navy Tablets claiming quick cure for weak stomach and constipation. The ad promotes a 12 pack for 10 cents, offering purely vegetable ingredients and no griping, with mail order from New York.

U. S. Army & Navy U. S. Army & Avy Tab.let CO East Ldtu New York

The Sunday School Lesson on Ezra and the Temple

Commentary explains the temple foundation joy and mixed old and new praise. It discusses the return from captivity, adversaries opposing rebuilding, the cry to trust God, and the call to clear testimony of Christ, ending with encouragement that God will complete His work.

D. M. Stearns Asaph David Israel Moses House of the Lord Tabernacle Ezekiel God Ezek Christ Judah Benjamin Eden Jesus Zerubbabel Fathers Esar-haddon Assur Cain Cyrus Persia Joshua Sodom Heaven Earth Satan Darius Stephen Paul

Maynards Win Big Over Gleasondale 20 to 4 in Baseball

Maynard defeated Gleasondale 20 to 4 at Hudson on Saturday. Castle and Clark starred behind the plate and on the mound as Maynard piled up seven runs in the third and continued to pour in runs through the eighth. Gleasondale struggled with errors and solid Maynard hitting, drawing about 250 spectators.

Hudson Maynard Gleasondale Maynards Gleasondales Castle Harry Clark Conners Eddie Sheridan Geasondales Parks Riley Wilson Rogers Morgan McCarthy

Remarkable Rescue Promises Cure with King’s New Discovery

Mrs Michael Curtain of Plainfield II says she caught a cold that settled on her lungs and worsened. Her physician called it hopeless consumption until she tried Dr Kings New Discovery after a druggist recommendation. After six bottles she recovered and now handles all housework. Free trials at Johnson druggist Maynard andJ.C. Friend Concord. 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle.

Michael Curtain Plainfield, II King Johnson Druggist Maynard J.C. Friend Concord

Sun-cooked fruit preserves method for home canning

A detailed Sun cooked preserves guide urges selecting ripe fruit and clear weather. It explains slicing fruit, using three quarters of a pound sugar per pound fruit, slow sun evaporation over three sunny days, and resting utensils to keep flies away. It notes cooling in the stove if rain interrupts and to make small batches to avoid spoilage.

Steamed Blueberry Pudding With Savory Sauce

A step by step dessert recipe. It guides mixing flour salt and baking powder with milk and eggs then folding in blueberries and steaming in a lemon mold for two hours. Includes a savory sauce made from milk flour salt and vanilla music and a light butter cream to finish.

Green Cucumber Pickle Recipe From Scrap Book

Instructions for pickling half a bushel cucumbers using coarse salt brine and multiple hot water rinses over four days. Add whole spices in bags, a horse radish root, and alum infused vinegar heated to boiling and poured over cucumbers, then covered tightly for preservation.

Apple Toast Recipe Steps

This recipe instructs to cores six apples then simmer pieces with butter sugar and a splash of water until tender. Fry two or three slices of bread in hot butter until delicately brown, then place on a dish and top with the stewed apples served hot.

Boiled Turkey With Oyster Dressing and Sauce

Prepare a boil method by stuffing a turkey with a bread crumb and oyster dressing seasoned with pepper salt thyme and milk. Boil a large turkey three hours in salted cold water then serve with oyster sauce made from the cooking liquor milk and chopped oysters.

Dark Cake Recipe From Old Manuscript

A vintage cake method describes creaming half a cup of sugar, then gradually adding one cup Swist granulated sugar while beating. It adds egg yolks, mace, cinnamon, clove, orange flower water, molasses, and flour with baking powder, milk, then folded stiff egg whites and warmed currants.

Puree of Bean Soup Steps and Flavorings

Soak common white beans overnight or use freshly shelled beans without soaking. Simmer one pint beans in four cups cold water until tender. Try salt pork slices, one onion, parsley, and celery. strain beans and remainders. Scald milk with butter and flour, thicken, add beans, reheat, season, and strain.

Sweet Pickled Pears with Spiced Syrup

To four pounds of pears add two pounds brown sugar one pint vinegar and one tablespoon each of cassia buds cloves allspice and cinnamon. Tie spices in bags simmer with vinegar and sugar, add pears cook ten minutes then reboil syrup and repour over pears for three days before canning.

Peach Pudding From Simple Bake Receipt

Butter a pudding dish and line with one pint of sliced peaches. Mix flour baking powder salt sugar milk and egg then stir in melted butter. Pour over peaches and bake in a hot oven about half an hour.

Green Apple Pie Recipe Steps

Slice tart apples and heap on pastry lined plate. Cover with a light crust bake until done. Remove crust mix apples with half cup sugar one teaspoon butter and a pinch nutmeg. Replace top crust sprinkle powdered sugar and serve with whipped cream.

Also Mentioned on This Page

J.F. Bigelow N. K. French Gleason Dale Carter Lawton Lynch Sheridan Jacobs Leonard Castles Clark Bruce Hilferty Allen W. Smith Maynard Ab Glenwood G. R. Hall & Co Marlboro, Mass SSS Ee — Oe Turkey
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