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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1905
Page
4
Published every Wednesday by The Enterprise Company under manager F Wilder. Mass post office imprint dates 1903 1879 act. Subscriptions nine dollars per year single copies three cents six months fifty cents. Office Tuesday February 1 1905.
Water registrar B. J. Coughlin warns that water service will be shut off for unpaid bills after February 16. He says collections for temperance beverages have consistently lagged and delinquents must settle up or lose water access.
The school committee wants a steam fire whistle to signal no school during storms. The American Woolen Co. raises no objection and a engineers meeting may be held this week to decide. Two engineers oppose the project while a third has no objection.
M Crosby of the Combination Cash Store Co. denies knowledge of any break in Sunday night saying he cannot see why anyone would risk stealing at present prices and that it would be cheaper to buy.
John W. Rice remains at Framingham hospital for treatment of a troublesome leg. Rev W W J Batt of the Massachusetts Reformatory will preach at Memorial church on Sabbath morning. Boston decorating firm works at Music Hall Maynard for the D L 52s masquerade ball Friday night. Town schools closed three days last week due to heavy snow and poor roads. John C Hall reports large scale poultry success with 200 White Wyandottes hatched January 28. Widespread illness from the grip epidemic grips families across town.
In Concord several residents are listed as ill including James Donovan Jr with pleurisy and Mrs. Eliza Holden with grip. The L T L plans a Feb 3 chapel meeting, Knights of Columbus occupy new quarters, Vanderveer’s store opens, and a citywide mix of repairs, social events, and legal actions fills local life.
An advertisement for Miona tablets claims winter overindulgence weakens the stomach and digestive system. It asserts Miona strengthens digestion, reduces irritation, aids nutrient absorption, and builds blood and muscle, with a money back guarantee from H. S. Richardson.
The Trinitarian Church held a meeting in observance of The Day of Prayer for schools and colleges urging community reflection and intercession for educational institutions.
The chapel hosts a Thursday 3 to 4 pm service open to all. Friday midweek meeting at 7 30 features Rev M C Fenega of Ashland Wisconsin addressing Western education work. Next Sunday the pastor speaks on Spiritual Apathy or Paralysis with the prior sermon continued.
Annual Union Bible Society meeting at the Unitarian church parlor saw Miss Mary Munroe re-elected president after a 40 year tenure. New officers include Mrs. Nathan B. Stow as vice president and Miss Ellen T. Emerson as secretary and treasurer. A large supper followed with committees led by Mrs. Urbane Derby and others assisting at the tables.
H 8 Whitcomb receives 1000 pieces of sheet music from McKinley Co to sell at ten cents each. Also notices Miss Martha Barrett and Mrs L Chaplin offer dressmaking and garment repairs. Concord National Bank rental, live bait and a lost cat named Dick referenced amid a general goods display by Miss Buck in Concord Massachusetts.
Mr and Mrs BE Blossom have moved to No 13 Grovest H A Bass will visit South Weymouth for a few weeks Maynard’s Music Hall promises Fairyland Friday night The D Y W Y K club hosts its annual fancy dress ball
Postal notice shows five names including Eugene L Bowley George E Lake James Logan Jacob Manatsky and A W Robinson among advertised letters awaiting pickup at the city office.
Expressing deep appreciation for sympathy shown after a bereavement Patrick Bowen and family convey thanks from Concord Junction January 30 1905.
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