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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1914

Page

3

County Court News shows several suit filings in area towns

William Hurwitz of Somerville sues Antoretv Peterson of Concord for 500 in contract. The will of Elizabeth Maguire of Concord filed. dated 1910, exec. Mary Brennan. estate valued 3200 with heirs in Concord Maynard and New York. Executors Fuller of Framingham and Sprague of Melrose named. Several other suits listed including Hattie E. Ross v Fuller and Middlesex Co operative Garden Co of Hudson v Mead of Acton for 174.56.

Acton Bedford Concord Maynard William Hurwitz Somerville Antoretv Peterson Atty Maurice McWalter Elizabeth Maguire Mary Jk. Brennan James W. Byron Mary &.Brennan Elizabeth F. Maguire New York City Clara Wollerschied Alice Fitzgerald East Cambridge Prescott Keyes Hall Boston Edward F. Sprague Melrose Fred Whitcomb Mary C. Fuller Framingham Hattie E. Ross Newton Framingham National Bank Atty. H. D. Cabot Tremont Bldg Middlesex Co-operative Garden Co Hudson Charles H. Mead Edward Fisher Sun Bidg Lowell

Man Caught Stealing Coal at Premier Motor Yard

A man was found in the yards of Premier Motor Manufacturing taking coal. When asked who told him to take it, he replied that no one instructed him and that he simply needed it. The incident was reported by the Indianapolis News.

Premier Motor Manufacturing Company Indianapolis News

Marlboro Endorsement Promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills

Marlboro resident Peter N. McDermott testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills cured his back and kidney trouble after using four boxes. He describes burning kidney secretions and loss of ambition, claiming he now feels like a different man. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers at 50 cents and urged readers to remember the Doan’s name.

Marlboro Peter N. McDermott Maplewood Ave Mass Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Marlborough Savings Bank Deposit and Dividend Notice

Marlborough Savings Bank Marlborough Massachusetts states deposits earn interest on the third Wednesday of January April July October dividends payable on the third Wednesday of January and July banking hours are 9 to 3 Saturday. 9 to 12 30 B F Greeley President Charles F Holyoke Treasurer

B. F. Greeley Charles F. Holyoke

Wanted live poultry for sale or exchange

Classified notice offers to buy and exchange live poultry including fowls or chickens in any quantity. Respond by mailing or calling at 195W. George A. Jongm Ma. appears as the contact with fourteenth day being a date hint.

George A. Jon

Concord Citizens Seek Legislation to Shield Assabet River

Murray Ballou and others petitioned the legislature for Senate Bill 317 to authorize the state board of health to ban sewage and harmful discharges into the Assabet River and its tributaries. The measure authorizes enforcement by the courts and imposes fines up to 500 dollars per offence. Maynard’s pollution drives the push amid concerns Concord may need a town-wide sewage system.

State Board of Health Assabet River State Board Supreme Judicial Court Assabet Maynard Concord American Woolen Co

Opera Talk by Havrah Hubbard at Boston Opera House

Havrah Hubbard of the Boston Opera House gave an Opera Talk on Hänsel and Gretel and The Secret of Suzanne before the Woman's Club on Monday February 2. He spoke on general art, noted that technical knowledge isn’t required to enjoy music or pictures, and offered a charming dramatic interpretation of the operas with Floyd Baxter at the piano.

Havrah Hubbard Boston Opera House Woman’s Club Hubbard Floyd Baxter

Taxation of Wild and Forest Lands Endorsed by Club

At a midwinter State Federation meeting in Dorchester on Friday Feb 6 attendees Mrs Baker Mrs Charles Towle Mrs Charles E Brown and Mrs Bylis Howe heard the club vote to endorse the bill titled Taxation of Wild and Forest Lands.

Opera House Baker Charles Towle Charles E. Brown Byllis Howe Dorchester

Sanborns Concord School Shaped Notable Minds in 1861

A reflection on F B Sanborns school in Concord highlighting its literary focus and influence. Emersons praise and Thoreaus connection frame how the program fostered literature history geology and natural history through regular readings collections and Plutarch readings. Prominent alumni include Higginson Coolidge Simmons and Simmons with ties to naval and military service.

Pruning Quince and Bush Fruits Advice From Agricultural Dept

The Agricultural Department at Congdad WGH School urges pruning quince, cherry, and bush fruits after the harshest winter, not before late February. Proper pruning protects fruit yield and form, with guidance on quince tree shape, trunk staking, and removing old wood, while cherry crotches and spur maintenance are emphasized. next week bush fruits discussed.

Advertised Letters Listing Names and Recipients

A notice lists names of individuals with advertised letters including F. L. Bradford Edward Cameron R. W. Frankhauser Lieland Emery George C. Goodwin Lippo Giacone Patrick Hickey James Jackson William Leighton and several women readers such as Miss B. A. Cuddy Mrs. E Hudson Miss Belle H. Lewis Mrs. R. A. McDonald and Mrs. Eric Parson.

F. L. Bradford Edward Cameron R. W. Frankhauser Lieland Emery George C. Goodwin Lippo Giamone Patrick Hickey James Jackson William Leighton B. A. Cuddy Hudson Belle H. Lewis R. A. McDonald Eric Parson

Parish Appeal Brings Over 400 Dollars For St Elizabeth’s

Fr. Plaherty praised the Sunday response to the parish fund appeal for St Elizabeth's hospital. The Concord parish donated well over 400 dollars, a strong show for a parish of its size, highlighting the community’s noted generosity in money matters.

Fr. Plaherty Concord Mace

Schedule of C H S Games For Coming Season

Schedule compiled by Manager Edward Boss lists games from April to June. Opponents include Watertown high Browne and Nichols Waltham Middlesex Lexington Dedham Arlington Maynard La Salle Boston College High School of Commerce Belmont Wayland and Boston High in various Concord venues.

Mgr Edward Boss Watertown High Concord Browne & Nichols Cambridge Waltham High Waltham Middlesex Wayland High Wayland Mechanics Arts High Lexington High Lexington Dedham High Arlington Arlington High Boston College High Maynard High Maynard Boston High School of Commerce Belmont High

Concord W C T U Sets Feb Food Sale in Vestry

The February meeting of Concord W C T U approved a food sale to be held in the Trinitarian church vestry on February 20. It was placed under the charge of Mrs. Tower, Mrs. Martin Tuttle and Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Bent of the State Loyal Temperance Union attended. The group discussed its duty to the common schools.

H.C. Rolfe Middle St Trinitarian Church Tower Martin Tuttle Wilson Bent State Loyal Temperance Union

Jolly Seven Whist Social at Odd Fellows Hall

The Jolly Seven Rebekahs held a whist party at Odd Fellows hall with prizes for ladies and gents. Winners included Miss Springer as ladies' first and Mrs. Arthur Adams second. Miss Sarah Derby captured gentlemen's first, with Harry Isner second and Mrs. Julia Hosmer third. Miss Derby and Mrs. Hosmer played gentlemen's parts. Coffee cake and sandwiches were served. committee chair Miss Lillian Williams oversaw arrangements.

Jolly Seven Rebekahs Odd Fellows’ Hall Miss Springer Arthur Adams Allan Kennedy Sarah Derby Harry Isner Julia Hosmer Lillian Williams

Eyesight Decline Raises Alarm Across Britain

A noted English analyst warns that only about 20 percent of Britain’s population currently has normal vision. If trends continue, he foresees a future where nearly the entire nation will need spectacles.

Great Britain

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Bia Liniment S. Johnson & Co., Inc Boston, Mines County Court News Marlborough Savings Bank Marlborough, Mass Peti TION Murray Ballou Senate F. B. Sanborn’s School George Stearns Sanborn Concord School Ralph ‘Waldo Emerson Exeter Academy Boston Latin School Mr. Sanborn Harvard Aristides James Audubon Thoreau Sandbrn Shakespeare Emerson Plutarch Pericles Napoléon Duroe William Goodwin Goodwin Hawthorne Francis J. Higginson Navy Charles. A. Coolidge U. S. Army William H. Simmons Preston Congdad Agricultural Dept Concord Junction Concord Ww. Co. T. U Jolly Seven Whist American Can Company Chicago James J. Ledgard Welsbach Maynard, Mass Valentine Main Street
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