Drunk and disorderly fined in district court
Deny Soule received a $15 fine in district court Monday morning on a drunkenness charge and for disturbing the peace.
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Deny Soule
Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1904
Page
4
Street Department Told to Stop Spending Funds
City officials ordered the street department on Thursday to cease spending money as the $4,000 appropriation is spent or contracted for. No funds remain to tackle winter projects or unexpected winter repairs. Fence construction along Powder River Road was also halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Holmes and guests attend Mt Wachusett party after war
A group including Mr and Mrs C D Holmes and companions gathered on Mt Wachusett for a party after a war event. The text notes their first meeting after the war occurred in St Paul in 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Holmes
James R. Donahoo
Dad Denniston
We Thad
St. Paul
Head to Speak at Marlboro Park on Labor Day
Hear Hon. James M. Head, former Nashville lawyer, address Marlboro Park on Labor Day.
Sudbury Notes on Visits Schools and Local Parties
Rev. Allen J. Hall visits his mother in Pownal Vermont as autumn term approaches. Miss May Cutter is away and Ray Brown acts as librarian at Goodnow library. Memorial church hosted a visiting pastor. The Coato Country club enjoyed an outing at Norumbega park with friends. Summer visitors remain in Sudbury through September. Early apples are sold cheaply due to Boston market. Miss Ella W. Hadley elected teacher in Londonderry New Hampshire, Framingham Normal graduate. Ernest Brown of Spokane left Sudbury for Niagara Falls and the World’s Fair. Albert E. Hosmer, music instructor in Coshocton Ohio, returns from summer leave and will visit Utica before heading home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen J. Hall
Pownal
Opepy
May Cutter
Goodnow Library
Ray Brown
Memorial Church
Coato
Sudbury
Boston
Ella W. Hadley
Londonderry
N. H
Framingham Normal
Ernest Brown
Spokane
Wash
Niagara Falls
Wet Feet at Marlboro Park Labor Day Parade
James M. Head former Nashville mayor attends Marlboro Park Labor Day event with Leslie's Hear Hon. Overshoes and swimming attire prompt crowds to cry out in laughter as participants gather for the outdoor celebration.
Frisco Trip Dispatch From Trinity Commandery Parade
The Trinity Commandery heads west on a special Pacific trip with a banner parade in Frisco surroundings. A 140-person party dined at Masonic hall before departure. two palace cars await, with Grand Commandery officials housed in Twilight car for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Commandery
Pacific
L.o'dlock
Masonic Hall
Freeman A. Morse
Main St
Church St
Felton St
Pe Cratta
C. L. Clark
H.A Barey
T P Comey
Miss Carter
H A Harris
W M Cameron
A L Cameron
EB Harris
J N Davis
A A Wescott
W Whitney
L Rider
C Ougood
W B Allen
H_ Stevens
Hudson
Grand Commandery
North Union Station
West
How Could the Courant Editor Think One Could Get Wet Goods
The Clinton Courant notes the difficulty of obtaining intoxicants on Sundays in towns like Berlin Hudson Marlboro. Night Worcester to Clinton trains are called drunk runs though some cars bound for Clinton are poorer. It cites people traveling out of town to secure a drink as evidence the town lacks access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courant
Hudson
Berlin
Marlboro
Worcester
Clinton
Clinton Courant
Leominster Daily Enterprise on renomination bid
The Leominster Daily Enterprise discusses the candidacy of the current congressman seeking renomination. Local politics appear conservative with measured activity as supporters and opponents weigh the renomination effort amid ongoing district concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leominster Daily Enterprise
Reunion Notes From Ground Picnic Gatherings in Yore
Waldo Brigham led a reunion business session with officers elected including John Jewell vice president and Maynard treasurer. The event honored longtime members, noted the passing of William Howe, and announced next year’s reunion at the same grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Brigham
John Jewell
Miia
Maynard
Join Jewell
Esther Densmore
Dorchester
Gertrude Alta
Boston
Chas. ‘Whitney
Charles A. Packard
Lydia Parmenter
Esther Dengmore
George Day
Chas Whitney
Cora Wheeler
Nellie Philbrick
Lelia Griffin
Marion Darling
Jennie Fuller
Emma Wheeler
Corp Wheeler
J.H Wheeler
Vesta B Maynard
Charles Whitney
Irving Hapgood
Bernice Hapgood
Martha Sadler
Charles Sadler
C A Packard
Ruth Packard
Mary Whitney
Ethel Griffii
Sadie
Martha Ordway
Rather Densmore
Ashley Brigham
J H Walker
Emma Jackman
Hattie Clark
Ella Clark
Katie O'Brien
Lilia Griffin
Preventing death by own action with Electric Bitters
A public notice claims a preventive for death by own action has been discovered. It states despondency and weakness precede self harm, and Electric Bitters will strengthen nerves and the system while regulating stomach liver and kidneys. Sold by Johnson's Pharmacy Maynard Willard's Pharmacy South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's
Maynard
Willard’s
South Acton
Clinton Fair Announces Sixteenth Annual Exhibition
The Clinton Fair will run September 14 to 16, 1904 under the Worcester East Agricultural Society. Children twelve and under gain free admission on opening day labeled Children's Day. Firemen and community events highlight the schedule with a promise of high standard attractions and broad regional attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Massachusetts
Worcester East Agricultural Society
Clinton Fair
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EC. S. Co
BIG Department Store
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Combination Cash Store CO. Post
J. F.,gannon &'‘Co
Harberdashers
Maynard, Mass
B. F. Townsend
Geo. H. Gutteridge Nason ST. Jeweler
Maynard. P
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