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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1901
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text references the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad with numbers and times. The readable items mention Skene Street area and a monetary figure 455,800 per month alongside gas and mileage phrases.
A wild goose shot near Vancouver carried grains of gold worth twelve dollars in its crop. The bird was found near streams with rich gold deposits, suggesting the hunter may have killed the goose that could have laid the golden eggs.
Advertises Seaboard Air Line service from New England states to Southern Pines Pinebluff Norfolk and Florida with meals and state rooms included. Provides contacts W P Turner Baltimore and Joan Patrick Pinebluff for rates farming mineral lands and winter resorts and jobs for invalid mechanics.
Rail timetable note for the Boston and Maine Southern Division at Union Passenger Station Causeway Street Boston announces a winter arrangement in effect October 6, 1900.
Edward McGee Berlin suffers rheumatism. Knights of Columbus held in Boston. Proctor Court stable now owned by Robert Tiffany of Worcester with four horses. New NYNH&HRR station construction begins. Katie Dolan awarded purse by Marlboro Electric Machine and Lamp Co. staff. J H Warner opens branch music store in Hudson. Mrs. Wheeler returns from Brooklyn visit. Mr and Mrs L A Page visit from Ta lencheoping. J J Costigan, new owner of Sullivan & McNally stock, moves to Campbell's block. Noah Williard sells fox hound Belle to O F Choate of Southboro, descendant of Logan. Warren & Co. to repair and add to Winchester barn for W B Fay to be used by A D Howe. Clerks’ room at city hall reorganized for privacy.
Mrs Rosa Richardson of Laurel Springs NC credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving her life after doomed consumption. Seven bottles cured her, and she is now well. The remedy treats coughs colds pneumonia influenza bronchitis and related conditions with guaranteed bottles and free trials at listed druggists.
Funeral for Eugene Henry Whitney was held at his parents 8 Newton Street at 2 pm Saturday. Relatives and friends attended, with Doric lodge Masons and United Brethren lodge members present. Rev. L B Goodrich led services and Miss Lilla Brigham sang. Floral tributes included a Masonic design from Doric lodge and a Star from the New England Order of Protection. Burial followed at Maplewood. bearers were Arthur L Cundall F S Rowell G Arthur Packard Ernest J Clark Whitney S Brigham and Everard Whittemore.
The ad boasts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal cure for cuts burns boils ulcers and more with guaranteed cure and a low price of 250 at several stores. It also promotes a winter getaway to Southern Pines North Carolina with Piney Woods Inn offering moderate rates and easy rail fares for northern visitors seeking milder weather.
A Sunday School lesson on Luke chapter 22 details how Jesus instructed preparation for the Passover, the betrayal by Judas, and the institution of the new covenant. It emphasizes humility, obedience, and remembrance through the Lord's Supper, urging personal self-examination and faithfulness.
The piece surveys Valentine gifts from lace trimmed cards to large artist cards with poetry and illustrations. It notes affordable options like penny cards, sentimental keepsakes such as flowers bonbons and jewelry, and newer ideas like a rosary of love thoughts. It includes a fictional tale about Chrome and a Valentine letter leading to a grand wedding and a changed family name.
Cecil Chrome, a fledgling artist, sits in a dim studio with a purple gown image of a girl on his easel. He sighs the work is impossible, echoing a French phrase as dusk settles and his moment slips away.
The Mesars Kiaw and Erlanger American production of William Young's Ben Hur drawn from Gen Lew Wallace roman ceived strong public praise in New England with the Colonial theatre regularly sold out. Performances start at 7 45 p m and 2 p m for matinees with no orchestra overture.
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