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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
1
Maynard items note J W Gately’s building work and town matters. Visits include Frank Lawton to Medford and Mrs Ida Jokinen to work at Case & Son’s. Socials cover lodge events bowling bouts and club lectures with civic and church notes. progress on town reports and local industry mentioned.
A lively description depicts a jolly old soul in kingly attire with his favorite pipe. The season highlights his presence as he enjoys genial company near an open gate or by one of the modern and attractive surroundings.
M F Manning lies in bed with a hernia after slipping on ice about two weeks ago. Friends of Mrs Rollins report postcards from Sanford Kansas noting her warm winter retreat. The Sheffield 8 informs New York physicians of a milk commission analysis dated Jan 31 1999 and sets Our Brookside milk price at 15 cents per quart.
Dr I Pfeiffer Jr discusses spring horse care noting skin glands clog and waste buildup impairs circulation. Clipping removes the cause and jumpstarts skin function to restore blood flow and overall health. He urges generous elbow grease to let the skin act and revive organs.
Marlboro faced difficulty with steals as Maynerd and Deeanes showcased play for Marlboro while Morton and Robinson produced solid bowling. Sweeney led Maynard with strong night performance. The piece also notes a cultural tidbit about Dyaks dividing meals and a fact about a baby walrus consuming codfish.
Miss Winnie Moore from Hudson called on friends Sunday while Miss Madeline Crawford from Waltham visited her mother. Mrs. Fred Dwight hosted a sister from Waltham. Fred Stright remains ill at home. Shirley Smith found a temporary post at Weston electric plant. The Goodnow library asks returns next week for annual trustee examination. Mrs. C F Nelson mourns a sister’s death from heart trouble leaving a husband and three children. Mrs. C O Parmenter travels to Florida for winter with her husband. B and M railroad improves yard and driveway to handle more business. W L Stone and son haul wood to Davis Farnum Iron Foundry in Waltham. Memorial chapel hosted a pleasant Tuesday entertainment with Agatena Aldrich and violinist Walter A. Jones from Hudson. Lions and tigers sleep patterns noted in captivity.
An 16th century style note describes the Escurial great Spanish palace as vast with many rooms corridors and halls and estimates a four day tour would cover over four hundred miles. A curious inquiry traces the whist game to early sixteenth century origins.
The Middlesex Institution for Savings requests depositors to present their Deposit Books at the bank for verification by comparison with the institution's books. The notice, dated February 8, 1910 from Concord Massachusetts, cites Section 48 Chapter 590 Acts of 1908 and advises a three year comparison interval.
Local ad offers a dollar saved and a dollar earned by customers who buy wood and have it sawn. Poster invites readers to drop a postal for service details.
Historical note records Old Wright's Tavern located in Concord with Charles C. Wellman as proprietor. Property details and ownership implications outline a mid 19th century commercial landmark.
Mr Harriman and family occupy the tenement over Russell’s store. Wells A Hail plans to move to Highland street next month. A baby girl increases Mr and Mrs Boward Lyons family. Stanley Payson leaves for Waverly nursing training. New arrival at the Benjamin home Thursday afternoon. Mrs Rath, Mrs Damon, and Margaret attend Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. Town cleanup shows dead limbs removed and nests destroyed. District court lists civil and criminal cases. Ernest Pringle to occupy a Dunlop house on Francis street in March. Treverists fire risk noted urging action to prevent rapid spread.
Dr and Mrs Emerson recover ready to be out Mrs Woodward Hudson also recovering town clerk Walter A Carr attends Wik ken club dinner Miss Theodora Bates of Chitin Deve panes Bryn Mawr graduate Union service at the Unitarian church memory of Lincoln Grange meeting discusses future life and work tax collector Herbert W Hae mer praised for solid record
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