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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1904
Page
4
The notice appears as a 1903 Marlboro Massachusetts publication detail for The Enterprise with publication schedule and mailing information. No event or person actions are described beyond administrative data.
Rates of advertising listed: one inch for one week costs 75 cents with each additional inch at 26 cents. Special yearly business notice rates offered in local column with 28 lines per insertion.
Miss Hart visits Cornelius while Gavin Taylor buys a double house at Walnut and Bancroft. Lanenay, son of a consumptive, and Mrs. Kimball are aided by the overseers as they are destitute. Thomas White loses a Cambridge superior court case. Maynard Woman's Club meets Tuesday with a lecture on English Cathedrals by Rev. William Batt of Concord Junction and vocal selections by Bertha Batley and Rena Bisbey.
W A White announces an auction on Acton Street Maynard at Glendale corner starting 10 a.m. Saturday December 17 offering 10 new milkers and springers 2 farrow cows horses harnesses and assorted furniture. Cash payments only with commissions on consignments up to 50 dollars. larger sums eight percent. Cows sold in morning and furniture in afternoon with on site viewing Friday evening.
A short warning against experimental remedies for croup urges Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted, long used cure. Testimonial from M. F. Compton of Market Texas claims prompt relief in severe child croup cases. Sold at S Pharmacy H. J. Dwinell Maynard.
The Babbitt Co Opticians advertises eye fittings at home with no extra charge. They list addresses at No 162 High Street Clinton and No 30 Lawin Street Marlboro for convenience. This home service aims to provide comfortable eye care without leaving the customer's residence.
A fragment from a real estate notice notes an official day for advertising the property sale. It references standard notice procedures and the local authority overseeing the listing.
The Smokeless School in New Haven run by the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad trains engineers and firemen to burn without smoke. An instructor gives two free daily lectures explaining combustion theory and demonstrates practical methods on the line.
In Concord the local council elected officers including President Wm Delaney and vice president R H Flynn. Musketaquid Council No 872 R A named John Isner as representative to Grand Council and C H Cook as trustee for the 1905 term. Francis T Horgan lectured on crime at A O W hall with vocal selections by W A McDevitt and Mrs Anglin.
Friday at the Cathedral in Boston William B. Finegan son of Mrs James Finegan of Bedford street will be ordained a priest the first Concord born person to receive that honor Final preparations for the reception of holy orders at St Johns seminary Brighton and the ordination ceremony will begin at a m A number of Concord people will witness the ceremonies
Concord Dramatic Club presented The School mistress to generous applause. Cast included Vere Queckett, Archibald Rankling, Allen French, John Mallory, Reginald Paulover, and many others with Emma F. Smith as assistant director and a host of stage crew and ushers. Bouquets honored several cast members after the performance.
A list of names advertised for pickup including Harrison C Mills John Lind two and Miss P Blanche Baker Miss Margaret Hallet Miss Grace B Stewart in the post office notices.
Almanac notes fair and cold conditions across New England. It lists astronomical times for December 15 including sunrise at 7:07 and sunset at 4:15 with the moon setting at 12:05 a.m. and water times at 5:15 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.
Mrs A L Carlton of Rockland Maine credits Mi o na with curing eight years of stomach trouble diagnosed as stomach cancer by three Maine physicians. She says she lost about 100 pounds before using Mi o na, then regained flesh and health after a week, needing only six boxes. Local dealer H E Richardson promotes the product at 750 cents per box with a guarantee or refund.
A Woman's club food sale in the Unitarian church parlors last Friday afternoon realized nearly $125 in two hours. The committee included Mrs. Julia Hosmer, Miss Martha P. Baker, and many others with table duties assigned to groups for china, candy, Christmas pud and cake, pies, bread and doughnuts, pickles, preserves, jellies, flowers, and fancy articles.
Officers Craig and Connors captured a horse and carriage thief from Lincoln who had fled last week. The man, formerly with O. E. Patch of Concord, pleaded guilty in court and was sentenced to the Massachusetts Reformatory for an indefinite period.
Bowler enthusiasm rises as basement parish hall alleys stay busy daily and at night. A veteran urges forming clubs for competition to pit local players against Maynard, with a potential Thanksgiving style surprise and rivalry growing.
Mrs. Edw. Tuttle suffered a painful fall while descending stairs at her Walden street home Tuesday of last week. Her skirt caught on her clothing causing a slip to the bottom of the stairs. A physician set the bone and it is stated recovery will take a long time, with limited use of the injured arm.
An advert promotes Hyomei as a cure for catarrh and respiratory diseases. It claims an 80 percent success rate and 99 percent cure rate with a money back guarantee from H. S&S Richardson. The complete outfit costs 1.00, including inhaler, bottle, and dropper. refills are 50c.
A collection of small ads from Concord Massachusetts: Wanted a young man as store clerk on Main Street with P O Box 636. Miss Buck's advertises ladies undergarments, hosiery, gloves, millinery and general fancy goods on Concord Main Street. Back room to let in Urquhart's block. inquire at bake shop. Rentals offered with potential purchase option. Musical instruments for sale or rent including a Schmner upright piano a J B Came pool table and a Came billiard table, all well used and restorable. contact George G. Russell Concord Junction. Several wood lots for sale to settle an estate in Concord including 15 25 35 acres and 26 acres in Acton. Dressmaker Mrs S L Chaplin rooms with Miss Martha Barrett Hubbard Street repairing garments. References. Wheelwright shop for rent at Concord National Bank area. Apply at Concord National Bank.
Er W Blossom on duty. Paul Noll visits from Malden. W W Blossom improving but confined to his room. Mr and Mrs Charles Kendall reside at 20 Assabet Ave. Wm P Carroll slowly recovering at home. J Gould visits Chelsea. Mr and Mrs W Percy Blodgett perform with Ladies Imperial Orchestra. Ladies Whist club met at Mrs F R Connor’s Main St home. Hall Association adds side board to fire escape for safety. Ralph B Dakin gets Boston to New York return railway run. Prof Lovett invites town juveniles to join Hudson class and final exhibition. Display at Snow and Noll before Christmas purchases. W C T U met at Mrs P H Bullock’s. anniversary discussion and officer elections postponed. Grace Greenwood Bliss and Charles Albert Kendall wed Dec 7 at H H Bliss home. Rev Wm J Batt officiant. Kendall to reside at 20 Assabe Ave after Jan 1. Concord election officers list incomplete with missing names and roles.
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