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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1904
Page
4
Published every Wednesday by The Enterprise Company. Entered as second class matter at Marlboro Mass under the act of 1879. Subscriptions 91 per year, six months 50c, three months 25c. Office at 981 Main Street Marlboro. Advertising rates 1 inch per week 25c, special yearly rates. business notices 1 line per insertion.
Hudson edges Haverhill 34 to 31 in a fast paced game at the opera house. Kennedy and Leighton starred for Hudson with strong support from Wachter Doyle and Evers. Haverhill’s Leighton and Horan led a late surge but Hudson held firm in the final minutes.
Hudson residents John Doherty and James Emmett visited friends in town while Miss Sarah Corosky Maynard and Ada Worcester Cambridge joined local gatherings. A 30 couple dance at St Jean hall featured Garde de Honneur, and a sunlight hop is planned in Clinton. A Marlboro Hudson railroad claim settlement with Lorren Arnold followed a recent accident at the Osgood market.
The quarterly conference at the M B church Thursday night re elected the same officers. A report from Rev W F Lawford was read and approved and a committee of William Naylor Howard Wilson and Albert Batley was appointed to seek a new pastor.
Promoters seek to form a Maynard, South Acton, Concord Junction and Concord league playing one game weekly. Plans limit clubs to local men, aiming to start as soon as the season opens.
George H. Gutteridge announces a substantial clearance of jewelry stock in this issue. The ad urges shoppers in need of jewelry to consult his store for bargain prices and a large assortment.
Thursday saw the largest local pay day in years as Town Treasurer George H. Gutteridge disbursed 2400 in cash. The payment covered firemen salaries and town officers along with the regular payroll.
H A C and Midget basketball teams meet at Music Hall Saturday night in a eagerly awaited game. Both sides expect an exciting contest with continuous action and strong effort throughout the evening.
Sickness forces sale of an established lunch room on the busiest street with three furnished rooms upstairs. Fully equipped and capable of c business. Apply to A. J. Coughlan.
George and Ralph Barton have the pox Alfred N Thompson is a little under the weather Frank P Barton has recovered from a recent attack of the grip A e e e visited his father W H Burnett on Sunday Mrs H Hastings who has been ar hes Se is reported as be ing not as wel ee con nae mene oy turned to Somerville for the remaind er of the winter Mrs Sanderson and Persis Bishop spent Sunday with the former s sister Mrs H Hunt
Democratic and Republican town committees vow to block a bill moving Marlboro local court to the police court. They plan to contact similar bodies statewide and urge constituents to influence representatives. Fred O Welsh is expected to assist, with further campaign plans to oppose the measure and protect local assets.
A B M locomotive from Hudson to Marlboro blew out its flues near the Francis Brigham farm on a steep grade. The boiler fires were extinguished and the engine halted for over two hours until assistance pushed the train into Marlboro. The 5:55 pm Hudson to Boston service was delayed until 7:30 pm. Marlboro workers rushed home by electrics after the stoppage.
The Methodist school group in Sudbury plans a Washington’s birthday evening in the vestry with ye olden time costumes and a spelling match. Miss Ina Cutting has become principal of the new state schools in Dayton Washington after leaving Massachusetts. The Wayside Inn hosts many guests amid fine sleighing and a leap year social for 16 couples. Miss Florence Sherman leaves Sudbury for New Orleans and Washington. Miss Marion Chadbourne from Wollaston will replace her. The Sons of Veterans announce a box party and social dance at the town hall with a South Sudbury post office barge to transport attendees.
Local residents listed on sick lists and illnesses. Names include William Reno John Feeley Wilfred Beaudry and Dorothy Lynch. Others report travel jobs moves and visits such as Charley Farrell joining Boston Americans J H Brokaw in Seattle and Miss Gleason speaking in Cochituate. The common council will hereafter.
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