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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1904
Page
4
The Marlboro Mass publication outlines advertising rates and conditions. It lists charges for one inch per week and additional charges, with special yearly rates for advertisers. It notes the paper is published weekly by The Enterprise Company and details mail matter status and office address.
Maynard and At Home beat Salem 7 to 3 in Salem on Thursday night in a competitive inter league game. It marks Salem’s first home loss in a long time. The Seneesee fell 6 to 2 at Stoneham in a previous night match.
Sudbury station agent Stiles reports assurances the new depot will soon be ready for occupancy at the town center farm. The piece notes Mrs. Emeline Barker listing California among planned visits in Sudbury and mentions Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatic relief in an accompanying medical anecdote. The article also references Joseph Corlew, new acting superintendent of schools, and his relation to Rufus BE Corlew.
A social gathering aboard a B. J. Adams barge left the Enterprise office near 6 30 as J R Wilder directed a lively voyage. The party stopped at the Hagie Inn after a jocular night featuring billiards, songs, and a humorous toast to Mr. and Mrs. Adams who celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary with framed etched gifts.
In Huntington hall Lowell defeated Hudson 9 baskets to nine as Allard Abbott and Kennedy led scoring. The Hudson lineup included Kennedy Cairns Mathews and Holleran with Evers Leighton and others. Attendance was listed at 800 as the game opened Hudson’s first Lowell appearance and first association with the league.
William C Whitney former secretary of the navy died in New York at age 63 or 64 after abdominal surgery. He built vast fortunes and shaped policy supporting Grover Cleveland’s administrations while owning major properties and a large Adirondack preserve. He leaves three children and a powerful political and financial legacy.
Chester Dudley returned home from Foxboro on Sunday. Dennis A. O'Brien was also home from Roxbury Sunday. Napoleon Jobinville is employed at Fitch's Market.
Ruse Conlon of Fitch and captain led the locals in a game against Danielson. In the second half Conlon and Worcester guard Holmes wrestled for possession causing a riot that required Conlon to be carried from the floor. Danielson won 21 to 10.
Porter Morse seeks support as Rep J J Mitchell introduces a bill to provide towns with high funding. Morse and other men will argue for the measure, writing to bands and towns to urge influence. A petition to the railroad cov ers the Clinton line is planned for circulation in towns.
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