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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1905

Page

7

Brown Tail Moth Threatens Marlboro Trees

Marlboro faces a major issue this year as the brown tail moth, first seen last year, risks widespread damage to fruit and shade trees. Michael Burke funded a study by Cortes H Wood of Boston, who mapped moth prevalence across the city, locating the heaviest infestation near the Russell House with a 100 mark, and lighter areas toward West Main and outside the city.

Marlboro Michael Burke Burke Cortes H. Wood Boston Mr. Wood Woods Russell House Wood West Main St Bolton St South St Pleasant St Concord Road

Marlboro Town Notes Mixed Social And Civic News

Local residents attend gatherings visit friends and family in Marlboro Boston and Milford. Notables include J N Cohen and Miss Edith Morse recovering from illness and la grippe. A big sale opens at Keefe Molloy’s. census enumeration work advances. church events and lodge installations provide community updates.

William Stubbs Maynard Edith Morse Marlboro Line Marlboro Frank Crenner Florence St Prospect Park Carrie Wiley Camden, Me L. N. Thorndike Main St H. R. Leighton & Co J. D. Reardon Lorelei Ladies’ Quartet of

Negative Side Wins In High School Forum Debate

The High School Forum held its biweekly debate in the principal's room at 7 46 PM with Harold M Glazier presiding. The question asked whether the government should supervise U S railroads and the negative, led by Principal Charles A Williams and Richard Martin, won praise from judges. The next debate is set for Monday evening January 22 with public access and no announced topic yet.

Harold M. Glazier United States Warren Ham Harold Hall Charles A. Williams Richard Martin Ham England Canada Australia Austria Williams

Small blaze damages Sexton's goods. smoke fills rooms

C W Tudbury and William Vincent suffered smoke damage in a basement fire at Sexton's. Chimneys packed with hay released heavy black smoke up the stairs filling the room above. Fire dampened by buckets of water. most items, especially dolls and fancy ware, touched by smoke and soot but salable at reduced prices.

Sexton

A Chinese Restaurant to Open in Former Gregoire Store

Dr. Dow plans a tea store and Oriental Chinese restaurant in the former D. J. Gregoire premises. Remodeling by carpenters and painters is rapid as he aims to open in about a week and offer Chinese fruits and dishes in the traditional manner.

D. J. Gregoire Dow

Passenger Train Stop at Berlin Averted Serious Crash

A passenger train stopped at Berlin station Thursday evening and likely prevented a severe accident with a freight train just beyond the depot. The non scheduled stop occurred due to passengers from Boston, with two tickets sold for Berlin that night.

Berlin Hudson Clinton Nmot Boston

Mrs. Charlies Morin Dies at Home on Washington Street

Mrs Charlies Morin a longtime French speaking resident of the town died Friday at 2 am at her Washington street home after a long illness from complications of diseases Her husband survives along with several sons and daughters

Charlies Morin Washington St

Trading stamps debate swirls around Blue Trading Co official

R E Nichols of the Blue Trading Stamp Co asserts trading stamps remain a key advertising method and oppose mandatory reporting. He cites lawyers and says dealers must file monthly business and stamp totals, a requirement he calls unconstitutional. The practice ties stamp value to goods and a three percent levy on stamps and sales, with sworn returns to the city treasurer.

R. E. Nichols The Blue Trading Stamp Co

Twelfth Night Party for Holy Trinity GP Branch

Associates of Holy Trinity i branch of the G. F. S. hosted a party in parish rooms on Thursday with about 40 attendees. Prizes included bets on marriage and wealth, and trinkets like a ring and thimble were found by prize winners. A grand march followed musical prizes from the pie drawing amid ice cream and cake.

Holy Trinity i Miss Pine Miss Curtis Christie Boyd Burleigh Piper Abbit Corbin Adalyne Washington Ethel Chandler

Veteran Cooper 68 Dies After Long Illness

A Civil War veteran from the 15th Massachusetts regiment Mr Cooper died at age 68 from a hemorrhage after a period of poor health. He worked as a paper hanger and painter and is survived by his wife and a son named William who resides in Springfield. Funeral at his late home Tuesday at 2 o clock.

Cooper 15Th Mass William Springfield

Time table for Boston and Maine and related lines

OCR reads as a historic rail timetable listing varied daily and Sunday departures to and from Concord Marlboro Fitchburg and other stations. It includes schedules for Maynard Hudson Street area and notes changes in effect Oct 30 1904 and mentions special cars and chartered services.

N. YY N. H. & H. Railroad Taunton Boston Southboro South Indankan Beita Eis Stow Tee M Hudson Deh Hudson Gleasondale Ao Q Eae Seem A Paeeers Street Uae Aie Maynard Concord Junction Concord iaiGam M. Stow Center Sage Amh ISDH Dae Bee Cathaste Cocking Ouperer Tendent Maynard Telephone

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