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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1904
Page
4
Early buyers are urged to act now with emphasis on value and urgency. The notice highlights location advantages and the chance to secure favorable terms before offerings end.
Published every Wednesday by The Enterprise Company with F Wilder as manager. Mass mailing and subscription terms listed under the 1879 act. Subscriptions 91 per year, 3 months 25c, 6 months 50c. Rates for advertising shown, including post, with advance payment required. Office and special rates for local business notices per line per insertion.
Morgan of the state board of charity investigated a River district case where a man, woman, and child lived in one basement room, starving and ill. The man neared death, the woman convalescent after typhoid, with overseers supplying scant provisions and a doctor unpaid for care. The scene prompted calls for a local board of health review amid terrible sanitation.
A Tuesday evening event at St George's church under St Hilda's guild featured a piano duet by Mr and Mrs BR W Carter, vocal solos by Florence Salisbury and Elizabeth Crabtree, a cornet solo by Raymond Hamlin, and a three act comedy Wedlock with cast including Esther L Bower Harold M Dufur Laura M Jamieson Grace Marsden and Beatrice May Wilson. The gathering drew a large crowd and netted a tidy sum.
Mrs Carrie M Bowker and family of Maynard Massachusetts thank friends neighbors and several societies including the Royal Arcanum for flowers acts of kindness and comforting words from their pastor during their recent bereavement dated February 16 1904
Sudbury residents received invitations to the 61 Lexington Street Waltham home for George and Mrs Taylor's golden wedding on Friday February 26. The Gen D D Wiley Camp No 102 of VFW held a box party and social dance in the town hall last Thursday with Miss Anne Hurlburt Miss Edith Richardson and Arthur H Burr contributing. An auction raised 21.60 for the treasury and Wayland orchestra provided music for about 50 couples at the supper and dance.
Frank M Bowker died of heart disease in Wayland on Friday night at age 56. A Sudbury resident most his life, he served on the town school board and as overseer of the poor and helped supervise construction of the new Sudbury Centre school house. He leaves a widow, three daughters and two sons. Interment followed at Xenwood Cemetery.
Parker Triplett of , Va. endorses Berlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatism relief. Marlboro lodge of Odd Fellows invites Hudson and West Acton lodges to attend the third degree work to be conducted soon at the local lodge venue.
Edmund C. Magrath a paper hanger living with his brother in Highland street attempted to end his life late Friday night into Saturday morning. He cut his throat with a knife after failing at hanging and striking himself with a hammer, receiving 25 stitches and remaining alive. He was committed to the Westboro Insane Hospital.
A pretty Valentine party was held Friday evening as Sunshine club members with parents and friends gathered in Estabrook hall. The room featured paper hearts and dancing from 8 to 11 led by Frank W. Horne on piano. Refreshments included lemon ade olives and fancy crackers with ice cream and cake at intermission. Miss Hartshorn president and Miss Margaret Bigelow social chairwoman were praised for organizing the event.
Mortgagee’s sale notices publicize a deeded land parcel in Concord Massachusetts. The document dated February 16 1904 references a mortgage breach and sale of about sixty acres located on an old tract near Lowell, with Prescott Keyes noted as agent.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts court notice calls the heirs and creditors to appear at a session in the forenoon to show cause why the first account of the deceased estate should not be approved. The notice sets the time and place for the hearing and directs interested parties to respond.
Jim is Tom’s son. If Jim’s father was Tom’s son, Jim is Tom’s grandson.
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