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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1914
Page
9
Local residents and visitors frequent the town as Christmas events and gatherings fill the week. The piece notes schooling staff holiday duties, a Heinz product display, concerts, skating on Lake Boon, and residents traveling to family homes, with various appointments and social visits across town.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to ease croup symptoms. It claims the product cuts mucus, relieves the choking cough, and helps children breathe and sleep, listing Johnson and Maynard, Mass as location hints.
By virtue of a power of sale in a 1914 mortgage deed from Roger W. Brown to D Harry O’Keefe the Middlesex South District will auction the property on January 20 1916 at 3 PM. The parcel with South Street frontage from Lot 17 to 36 is described in Plan Book 223 Plan 41 and will be sold free of liens except unpaid taxes with payment in cash within ten days.
A burglary at a building left no cash in the register and valuables untouched. Investigators say the thief fled after taking money and leaving little trace of evidence behind.
The express office handled busy Monday deliveries of two tons and a quarter of wool from the American Woolen Co. to South Acton for Burlington woolen mills in Winooski Vermont and Enfeld Rochdale. W. O. Strout also used his auto truck to haul wool from the same site to Collinsville.
Bernie Gruber had a narrow escape from drowning Sunday afternoon while skating on the mill pond. He ventured onto thin ice which broke. he clung to the edge and with his feet over the edge extricated himself. He recovered at home after hot drinks.
The administrator Prince H Tirrell presents his second account of the estate of George F Hildreth late of Concord in Middlesex County deceased. A probate court in Cambridge will hear the matter January 11 1916 at nine in the forenoon. Creditors and interested parties are notified by publication in Concord Enterprise and by mailing notices to known persons by December 21 1914.
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