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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1906
Page
4
The Marlboro Enterprise lists subscription prices and advertising rates. It notes a weekly issue published Wednesday January 3 1906 and provides office address 161 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts along with post office registration and rate details.
Mrs M ff Holyoke of Hudson visited Mr and Mrs E W Blossom Sunday. The W C T U met with Mrs P H Bullock Wednesday afternoon at 3. Evelyn Russell joined Union church on profession of faith. John Redfern, confined to the house, is reported improving. Lyceum course fourth entertainment Thursday the 4th promises unusual interest featuring A Night on the Old Plantation by Daniel Webster Davis of Richmond Va. Davis is a poet who offers verse song and description of slave life before the war.
Mrs. Mary Ann Ward died last week and was buried in Wildwood cemetery. She lived in Winchester for nearly 50 years, was active in the Congregational church and led in the W C T U and Western Missionary society. She leaves daughter Harriet Chaplin of Concord Junction and her husband Salem T Ward is noted as a prior Winchester resident.
Sudden death comes after an appendectomy that followed a Friday illness. Mr Frizzell formerly taught sloyd in Concord schools and had been hired at Brookline on a higher salary. He died after surgery. Funeral held Sunday. He leaves a widow a son aged eight and an infant. He was a popular and successful teacher loved by all who knew him.
Five names appear in an advertised letters list: Mrs. M. Hatch, Mrs. Robert Jones, Guiseppe Tovanna, Beatrice Wry, Mrs. Wry. The notice records items destined for patrons who have not claimed mail.
Local notice from W. W. Blossom at 172 Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction seeking a low price for a sleigh. No other details given.
The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of the Concord National Bank of Concord will be held at their banking house on Tuesday January 9 1906 at 345 PM for the choice of directors and the transaction of any other business that may legally come before said meeting. G Fay Heywood cashier Concord Mass December 4 1905.
James Wadsworth Jr of Livingston County won 75 of 104 votes in the Republican assembly caucus for speaker. Edwin Merritt Jr and J M Wainwright split the remaining votes as factional tensions defined the bitter campaign. Odell praised the 20 votes to him while Higgins called the outcome unsurprising.
James Brown, 22, of Portland, Missouri, collapsed on Albany Street after a 115 mile walk to Boston in search of work. Emaciated and exhausted, he was carried to a relief hospital after near collapse outside a lumber yard.
Frank Brown an expert burglar escaped Raymond Street jail Brooklyn after one hour amid a legal fight to bring him from Chicago to face charges of stealing jewelry value eight thousand dollars and hundreds in cash from William J. Laroche's Brooklyn home. Brown reportedly fled during a guard shift while in exercise.
Secretary Ona part e has acted on court martial proceedings for Commander Young of the Bennington. He was tried on charges connected with the fatal explosion at San Diego last summer. The court found him guilty of part of the specifications alleging negligence of duty and sentenced him to receive a letter of reprimand.
Four thousand Ulster delegates gathered to oppose Bannerman government plans for Irish home rule. Disorder broke out as part of the audience refused to hear speeches and the meeting ended in confusion. In St John, Evening Times printers voted to return to work after a strike over a discharge, but the discharged worker remains unreinstated and two strikers face continued bars to rejoin.
A runaway horse dragged a wrecked buggy through Avenue B injuring 12 pedestrians two critically with suspected skull fractures. The chaotic scene left many on the street as bystanders watched the animal’s rampage unfold in New York.
A coal laden barge sank near Westbrook after colliding with the leading craft in rough seas. The tow boats and a second barge were in tow toward New London when the accident tore a hole in the bow and caused the vessel to go down, with the captain and his wife rescued.
Ogden Utah January 3 President Jor dan of Stanford University in an interview here denied a report that Honolulu officers conspired to extort from the Stanford estate by circulating word that Mrs Leland Stanford died of strychnine poisoning at the time of her death.
Concord organizes a town basketball team led by captain James O Connell with players Norris Acton Varley McHugh Chisholm and H among others. The Ice House of Maynard declines a game but other strong clubs will visit Monument Hall tonight for a match between regulars and tribs.
Eagle Watch Co. Mr. Carpenter Walter Nelson Joseph Nodeaut C P Rogers Lewis W Esty Miss Kath erine F George Mrs J B Hare Miss Mary K Livingston Mrs Alfred Lyons listed in a local notice with several individuals named. The snippet preserves the set of persons associated with the notice, though roles and context are unclear.
The annual meeting of the Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held at its office in ne Mass on Monday January 21 at 11 a m to choose three directors for three years and to transact any other business. Adams Tolman secretary Concord Mass January 1 1906.
Mrs Geo B Keefe of Concord expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during her husband s illness and death.
For sale and board ads appear in Concord Massachusetts listings at Erastus H. Smith and Philip Mc Manus. A white and tan male fox dog weighs about 50 pounds, named GP, missing since December 3071905. Reward offered to Wilfrid Wheeler. Also Wanted experienced house girl for Mrs. Walter Wood on Middle Street.
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