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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
4
The Enterprise weekly issue lists Walter B. Morse as president Walter P. Frye as treasurer and Wm. D. McPherson as manager with the publication by Enterprise CompAny.
Notice notes second class matter registration dated August 25 1903 at Marlboro Massachusetts Post Office and cites Congress of March 3 1859.
Local notice lists subscription prices of $1 per year and shorter terms, and advertising rates for one inch per week with 7 cents plus 6 cents for each additional ad. Special yearly rates offered. Office located at 151 Main Street Marlboro.
The paragraph notes a wet and gloomy Saturday in Boston and mentions winter misgivings. It hints at broader troubles beyond the weather, reflecting a somber mood in the city as December 14, 1910, is reported.
The Boston Journal undertakes a campaign aimed at improving skating safety, earning praise from humorists while focusing on lives saved as the core reward for its effort.
Fall edition books distributed by N E T T Co. Vanderhoof buys a 1911 Hudson touring car. Men’s Peright club hosts a Friday supper at 6 40. James Downey to speak on The School and the Community. First Parish Christmas services planned with Sunday school program and Vespers. Mr Carr’s eye surgery delays duties. Miss Alice Whitney assists. Cold weekend with 8 below, 2 and 3 below the next day. Lester Tompkins leaves for Chicago poultry show. Rebekah Nye Warren opens violin studio at 4 st. Porter family moves to Wood St. St Andrew’s to host Christmas boys’ event. Middlesex school players depart Jan 20.
A joint meeting in Wal tham decides to unite Hawthorne Deborah Longfellow and Willow lodges for a visit to Abbott. Hawthorne hosts with members from Waltham Watertown and Lexington attending. Pomona Grange session features officer elections and a fruit exhibit program.
The dealers report strong sales of the Roger Sherman Hoar Cigar, claiming it to be the best five cent cigar in the state. Customers flock to the value and quality offered by Richardson and Byron.
The Concord Lyceum resumes after the concert, with Heinrich Schuecker the harpist of the Boston Symphony Orchestra as the headliner. Jacques Hoffman violinist George B. Dunham organist and Charles F. Hackett tenor soloist join for a highly regarded program.
The advertisement touts Roger Sherman Hear Cigars as the best five cent smoke in the state with large bold claims and mass appeal to shoppers seeking value.
The Concord Grange P of Kh elected Worthy Master Edwin A Caldwell Overseer Joseph W Smith Lecturer Mrs Addie Garfield Steward Norman Smith Assistant Steward Edgar G Clark Chaplain Mrs Edgar Clark Secretary J F Puller Treasurer H C Ingerson Gatekeeper Allison Clark Pomona Miss Lillian Perry Flora Mrs Annie M Isner Ceres Clara M Pettigrew Lady Assistant Steward Miss Mildred Smith Executive Committee T M Barry Pianist Miss Lillian Petersen The third and fourth degrees were conferred on five candidates before the election Next meeting December 20 will feature a Christmas season program.
Advertisement urges Concord smokers to invest a nickel in the Roger Sherman Hear Cigar as the state’s best five cent cigarette.
The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of the Concord National Bank of Concord will be held at their banking house on Tuesday January 10 1911 at 345 o clock pm for the choice of directors and other business. Fay Heywood cashier Concord Mass December 7 1910 Enterprise Ad Pay.
Concord Dramatic club presented a George Bernard Shaw comedy at the town hall with strong performances. Notable credit goes to Mrs George S Keyes for Dolly, and new cast members Miss Dora L Kirwin Miss Helen Keyes and Clifford Pemberton Jr. The production benefited from coach Samuel H Tuttle and featured skilled scenery by William H Howard and a capable stage crew.
James E. Chase A Grenier Robert Jones RE B Thompson Mrs John E dred Miss Ellen Fitzgerald Mrs W B Munro Mrs Donna L. Moore Mrs James Ormond Miss Margaret Thayer Mrs Ralph Whidden Mrs Eva Wilkinson.
Advertising for this column must be left at H L Whitcomb's and paid in advance. Rates are ten cents per line or fraction thereof for each insertion. Allow words to a maximum per line.
Lost book notice under 1908 Mass law cites book 22029 and stopped payment by Middlesex Institution for Savings. Charles Be. Brown treasurer in Concord dated December 9, 1910. Wanted good plain cook with meals provided at wages six dollars. Mrs. Sidney Coolidge Concord contact Miss Hicks 14 Walden Street. For sale oak dining table six chairs and sideboard in fine condition apply 93 Main Street Concord Mass.
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