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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1909

Page

7

Sloan's Liniment Offered as Soothing Remedy for Sore Throat

Readers report Sloan's Liniment eases sore throat and inflammation and serves as an antiseptic gargle. Statements from Albert W. Price, J. Hurst, and others describe relief from colds hay fever and sore throat with drops in water.

Albert W.price Fredonia Kansonhtés Sloan J. ?. Hurst Coatesville Ind

A Million Robins Killed by Immigrants Ban Urged

An editorial argues that immigration from southern and eastern Europe fuels mass bird hunting in the North. It cites figures and anecdotes of Italians Greeks and Slavs killing robins and other small birds and urges a high license law to curb immigrant and resident hunting.

Europe New Hampshire Metropolitan Boston New England Nevada Idaho Washington

Partnership dispute over Maynard cigar store action

The Cambridge superior court dissolved a temporary partnership claim between John J. Sullivan of Concord and John W. Connors of Marlboro over the Maynard cigar store. Sullivan, once in the shop, claimed a July 12 1908 partnership. Connors said Sullivan was hired for 18 weekly. A decree found Sullivan not a partner. Sullivan remains in possession per court orders. The Marlboro Maynard case drew attention across Marlboro Maynard Acton and Concord with witnesses from Marlboro.

John J. Sullivan Maynard Cigar Superior Court Cambridge William Schofield Sullivan Connors Maynard W. M. Hamilton Boston Marlboro Acton Concord Connor Mayherd Hcity Bureau Fitzgeraldn

Fairbrother’s Coldand Town Notes Highlight South Sudbury

South Sudbury items report Fairbrother suffering a severe cold. A. F. Rowe traveled to Maine, W. A. Connelly works in Anderson’s greenhouses, and Mrs. N. H. Perkins visited Andover friends. Local chatter includes visits from George E. Tulis of Seigel & Co. and W. B. Sweetser of Gray Maine. Lincoln birthday events planned with G A R presence and a Friday chapel entertainment.

W. A. Connelly

Obituary and local notices from Westboro area

Daniel Davis of Roy alston dies at 100 after a long life in public service. In Westboro the selectmen appoint six constables for the Marlboro Westboro and Northboro street railway. In Boylston Centre a deer flees two pursuing dogs near the Metropolitan Water basin.

Rovalstion Daniel Davis Royalston Boston Westboro Westboro &Electmen Marlboro Northboro Worcester Consolidated Street Railway ConSolidated Boylston Metropolitan Water Basin

16th Annual Odd Fellows Ball at Junction

The 16th annual DeMoors Odd Fellows ball at Junction was a festive Friday night event on Feb 6 with a Turkey supper at intermission. Benjamin Derby led the grand march. Fogg's six-piece orchestra drew praise and a large reception committee hosted guests and ballroom attendees along with an extensive list of members and their spouses.

Odd Fellows Association Hall Benjamin Derby Adelbert B. Messer John R. MclIntosh Alexander R. McLeod Wendell F. Davis Frank &. Waite Fogg Samuel T. Blood Elmer E. Shattuck Martin H. Whitney Daniel A. Lakin John D. Wilson Peter H. Bullock Randall Woodworth John W. Raymond P. G Florence Bell P. H. Bullock W. C. Robbins T. Blood C. A. Hunter F.R. Connor E. E. Shattuck EB. W Rachel Colston Harriet Lawrence Virginia Wilson Elsie E. Lowden Maude Hunt Tina Bassett Ada Chaplin Mary Grimes Ida Derby Rosamond Bampton Genie Connell Elizabeth Connell Carrie Cadwell Edith Stevenson Bessie Hunt Ethel Frederickson Bessie Carty Josephine Marrs Bettie Loring Clara Pratt R. Daly M. H. Googan Noel Tutin R. D

An Appreciation of Lincoln By Robertus Love

A rural voice recalls Abraham Lincoln’s humble Kentucky origins and rise to prominence. The speaker mocks pedigrees, praises modest roots, and reflects on how a homely boy can become a president or governor through merit and luck.

Abe Lincoln a plain man with grand future in mind

A rustic speaker claims Abraham Lincoln lacked formal schooling yet possessed superior statesmanship. He praises Lincoln's humble backwoods origins from Hodgenville Kentucky and his human, practical efficiency over college training. The speaker vows to imitate the famed leader's homely, honest character.

Hodgenville Kaintucky Tharabouts Abraham Abe Lincoln Lincoln Abe l Washin’ton D.C Jiminy Gee Abe Solomon Ezekul

Worthy Appeal for Concord Firemen Benefit Event

Concord Fire department plans a charity benefit in Association hall on Friday evening February 19 to aid injured comrade Alexander Dye. Tickets available at John C. Friends H S Richardson Concord Drug Store and Snow Noll. contributions go to treasurer Harvey Wheeler.

Concord Fire Department Alexander Dye Association Hall John C. Friend

Local W C T U Meeting Highlights Middlesex Reports

The local W C T U met with President Mrs Henry M Love last Wednesday. Middlesex County convention reports from Boston January 27 were shared by Mrs Lane and Miss Anna Noonan. One new member joined. Next meeting set with Mrs E Louise Chase at 4 Central St on March 3. Edward Williams took a short vacation from M A C studies. Allen Carr enlisted in the U S Navy. In Hopedale open house for Parishioners held by Rev J C Alvord. Barre Unitarian pastor call declined by Rev F W Smith. Harvard Superintendent Charles L Clay resumes duties after four weeks illness.

Henry M. Love Middlesex County Frances E. Willard Boston Lane Anna Noonan E. Louise Chase Central St

Gettysburg Address Tribute Focuses on Nation’s Sacrifice

An excerpt of the Gettysburg Address reflects on the Civil War sacrifice at a battlefield. It asserts a nation conceived in liberty must endure and vows renewed dedication to the unfinished work of preserving a government of the people.

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Doans Kidney Pills Advertised By Marlboro Resident Testimony

Marlboro resident Fred W. Parker testifies to pain relief and improved health after using Doans Kidney Pills from Burke Drug Co. He reports back pain and discolored urine improved after short treatment. Doans Kidney Pills are sold by all dealers for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents.

Marlboro Fred W. Parker Maple Street Mass Dean Burke Drug Co

Maynard Crowded at Sherman's Moving Pictures

Sherman's moving pictures showed at Cooperative hall last Thursday Friday and Sunday evenings drawing large crowds. The Sunday showing was so crowded many were turned away. The illustrated songs and high quality films drew praise with Mr. Gilroy noted for a strong start at Cooperative hall.

Sherman Cooperative Hall Mr. Gilroy Cooperative Hali

Mayard Business Men's Association Forms With March Launch

At a Thursday meeting of the temporary Board of Trade group the plan was set for a March 2 permanent organization meeting. Officers will be elected a constitution adopted and the organization launched. Dues are two dollars per year.

Marlboro and Boston Rail Timetable Fragments

Train times list routes between Marlboro Boston Northboro Fitchburg Framingham and Frayville with daily and Sunday schedules, including departures from Marlboro Boston Southboro and Fitchburg and arrivals at Marlboro and Lowell, showing multiple times for mornings afternoons and nights.

Street Railway Timetable Corrected for December 12 1908

Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway Co publishes a corrected timetable subject to change. First car from Maynard to Concord on Sundays leaves AM with hourly weekday service. Connections at Hudson to Marlboro South Framingham Worcester and at Concord to Lexington Boston and Lowell lines.

Concord, Maynard & Hudson. Street Railway Co Maynard Concord AM Concord Arlington Heights Hudson Boston & Worcester St. Ry. Co Marlboro Framingham Worcester Worcester Consolidated St. Ry. Co Clinton, Leominster Fitchburg Lexington & Boston St. Ry. Co Lowell Lexington, Waltham Boston Lowell, Acton

Lowell Acton Maynard rail line schedule update

Cov Car departs Maynard for South Acton at 6 AM 7 AM and half hour intervals to 12 PM Sundays first car 7 30 AM from Maynard South Acton to Maynard 6 15 AM 7 15 AM and half hour intervals to 11 15 PM Sundays first car 7 46 AM from South Acton Good connections at South Acton with West trains Special cars may be chartered at any time by applying at the Company's office Maynard Mass F A Persons Sept Maynard Mass

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Dides Nat Sane Ieee MR. Sullivan Amory Maynard Francis 8. Brick Maynard Teachers’ Club South Sudbury James Fairbrother A. F. Rowe Maine S. Hi. Spencer R. R Orrin, Joslin Brockton Bernard Stone Anderson Young Men’s Debating Club Waltham A. S. Ross E. C. Whiting Coincord Lodge Robertus Love Little Aby Guvnor Hucky Edward Williams Allen Carr U. S. Navy Hopedale J. C. Alvord Christ Memorial Church Barre F. W. Smith Peterboro N. H Unitarian Church Harvard Charles L. Clay National Cemetery Gettysburg The Works and Guarantee Co John L Stone Marlboro, Mass N.Y He & H. Railroad Old Colony’ Division Marl Botton Southboro Boothyram Ingham Clinton Frayville Leominster Fram Reeten Sei Dimm Afrienc Mastiées Concord Junction Lowel Pat Taunton South Sudbury Marlborough Savings Bank Marlborough, Mags Dent Burdett F. A. Persons Maynard, Mass
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