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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1909

Page

7

Boston and Western Electric Railroad Company Agreement

A historical notice outlines incorporation of Boston and Western Electric Railroad Company under 1906 act. Proposed main line runs 16.5 miles from Waltham to Marlborough with a 6 mile branch to Sudbury and Maynard joining. total 22.5 miles within Middlesex County. Capital stock $500 000, par value $100, five named subscribers serve as initial directors.

An, Inc. Railroad Company Boston & Western Electric Railroad Upper Main Street City of Waltham Ewton Street Said Street Main Street Howe Street Marlborough Sudbury Walnut Main Streets Maynard County of Middlesex Weston Wayland Ourselvng

Milford degree team hosts Foresters Day in Assabet river town

Foresters of America and sons of the Prophet gathered in Assabet river town for Foresters Day as Milford degree team arrived in a decorated caty and 50 candidates were welcomed in town hall. Guests from Clinton Hudson Maynard Marlboro attended with speakers including Grand Chief Ranger Mitchell and Grand Auditor O’Brien. The Milford team drill work under Captain Mather drew praise and refreshments and music accompanied the event.

Hudson Foresters of America Sons of the Prophet Assabet River Clinton Maynard Marlboro Milford B. T. Mitchell B. O'Brien Lynn Woodard W. H. ‘Mitchell Cambridge Granit W. Hi'-Mountain Gardner J. Vincent Lyons Marlburg James Philips Frank Bateman John Hannon Mather

Burnett Couple Leave Marlboro for Egypt Trip

Mr and Mrs Robert Burnett of Southboro depart Friday for New York City en route to Egypt. They plan to be away until April and expect to pass the Straits of Messina. Friends in Marlboro and their hometown wish them a pleasant journey as they view the effects of the recent earthquake.

Robert Burnett Southboro Robert M. Burnett New York City Egypt Straits of Messina Burnett Marlboro

Arlton-Hot Cocoa District 10 pupil rides long distance

A student from district No 10 faced a long commute to school. The report notes the burden on families and the burden on students to reach classes.

Arlton

Death Comes Sud denly in Massachusetts Town

Multiple brief notices report sudden deaths and local incidents across central Massachusetts. Sabra A Fairbanks of Marlboro dies at 72 from heart disease at 188 Lincoln Street, with survivors including husband Henry C Fairbanks and daughters Mrs Noyes and Mrs A L Smith. Milford and Leominster items note police, health concerns, and a Milford wine clerk John J Donahue dying of heart disease.

Sabra A Henry C. Fairbanks Lincoln St Hudson Marlboro Noyes Amasa L. Smith Hopedale Irving H.' Fairbanks Somerville George E. Daniels Milford Universalist Church

In Town News Roundup From Massachusetts Hamlets

A stitched list of hometown notes covers Harold Eaton heading to Panama as a sanitary inspector, Culminating notes on Cummington’s isolation, deer protection in Lancaster, rail prefixes near South Lancaster, Spencer campaigning, Winchendon hall renaming, Pittsfield school break in, Sterling Grange officers, Webster jaw injury from 35 years ago, Larnard’s obituary, Clinton lieutenant quitting, Hyde Park murder sentence, Fiskdale telephone service expansion.

Gardner Court Judge Warns Of New Order In Court

Judge Frederick Dunn urges a new system in the Gardner court to curb the excessive continuation of cases, arguing that the practice has gone to absurd lengths.

Gardner Frederick Dunn Gardner Court

Widow Anna A Newton Dies at 93 in Shrewsbury

Mrs Anna A Newton 93 died at her home Thursday age old. A skilled handywoman who learned tailoring early in life, she was a Congregational church member for 75 years.

Shrewsbury Anna A. Newton Congregational Church

Skater Rescued After Falls Into Sargent’s Pond

Leicester youth Lester E. Weatherbee, 19, skated backward into open water at Sargent’s pond on Thursday. A human chain formed by bystanders who rushed to aid him prevented him from drifting into the river.

Leicester Lester E. Weatherbee Sargent’s Pond

Fight Over Moving Picture License Ends in Town Decision

Spencer selectmen halted a mov ing picture show license dispute on Thursday after determining a license cannot be issued for a machine located on a building’s third floor.

Spencer Dr. Fontaine

Upton Motormen Warned as Speeding Trolleys Provoke Safety Talk

In Upton residents join a warning from the town’s “super” about keeping speeds down on Milford and Uxbridge trolleys. Authorities say cars exceeding six miles per hour risk penalties while residents note the issue.

Upton Milford & Uxbridge

Taunton Meeting Sets Southeastern Massachusetts District Action

At a meeting in Taunton the Southeastern Massachusetts district discussed upcoming actions and community issues, outlining goals and potential programs for local development and public involvement.

Taunton Massachusetts

Sloan's Liniment Credited With Widespread Cures

Three readers from Alabama Arkansas and Georgia tout Sloan's Liniment for hand injuries finger inflammation blood poisoning and long term rheumatism relief. Milton Wheeler J B Matthews and J P Evans all report rapid improvement and ongoing use of the product in their homes.

Milton Wheeler Morris Ave Birmingham Ala Sloan Corning Ark J. P. Evans Mt. Airy

Council of Carpenters Delays Wage and Hours Decision

The council of carpenters met Sunday and decided to let unions decide on wage increases and shorter hours. Resolutions protested sentences handed to Messrs Gompers Mitchell and Morrison.

Council of Carpenters Messrs Gompers Mitchell and Morrison

Boone ordained at First Baptist in Newton

Ilsley Boone was ordained to the ministry at the First Baptist church in Newton in a ceremony led by Newton Theological School students and a large church congregation. He is a two year graduate of the school. Mrs Ida E McCarthy plans two separate lawsuits against Newton for 10000 each after being brought to the police court in a hurry up wagon to testify in a disturbance of the peace case.

Clinton Daniel Maguire Co K Newton Newton Theological School Ilsley Boone First Baptist Church Auburndale Ida E. McCarthy

Funeral Held For D W Stratton Of Hudson

Daniel W Stratton died Friday morning at his Hudson residence after a brief illness of heart trouble. Born April 24 1848 in Bolton he was long active in Hudson town affairs serving as town clerk treasurer of Hudson Savings Bank water commissioner and librarian. Funeral conducted Monday at his Broad Street home at 1 PM with Masonic and Odd Fellows honors. He left a wife two daughters and a son.

Daniel W. Stratton Broad St Hudson Hudson Savings Bank Mr. Stratton Bolton Daniel Tryphena Holman Stratton Wilbraham Academy Massachusets Institute of Technology Boston Marlboro Highland City Water Department Public Library Fie Rawson Memorial Association Houghton High School Association Annie 8 Webster Richard Webster Haverhill Helen Inez Edith Er D Herbert Theodore Doris Lodge of Masons Hudson Lodge of Odd Fellows

Co F Ball Plans Elaborate Annual Concert and Ball

The 29th Company F committee approves an armory event Friday evening January 29 with Harry E. Brigham’s orchestra providing music. Decorations will be unusually elaborate as Capt. F. G. Taylor Lieut. D. H. Bishop Sergt. A. S. Payne and others organize the arrangements.

Masonic Lodges Install Officers and Honor Longstanding Members

Concord and Marlboro lodges installed officers with D G M John W Raymond and G M A B Messer presiding. Marlboro Lodge, organized 1845, now numbers 314 members and features leaders in city professions. A chicken pie supper followed the ceremonies with remarks by installing officers.

Tion Concord Lodge John W. Raymond G. W John P. Allen G. M A. B. Messer G. R D.L. Ball G. F.S T. Blood G. T Prank BE. Harris G. G George Withington John D. Wilson Marlboro Lodge N. G Harmon Skinner V. G Frank L. Fay R. S Clarence H. Brigham Chester H. Richardson Edwin P. Simpson Eli Benway Oswald Cross Frank Sturtevant Winslow Brigham Ralph Charlton Charles G. Swenson Harry Boyd L. S Clarence BE. Marshall I. G Chester Williams W.W. Spearer George A. Pratt Herbert W. Brigham William J. Turner C.H. Burch Benjamin F. Lewis Herbert F. Cook Oswald J. Cross Harmon C. Skinner Noble Grand

World Almanac and Encyclopedia 1909 edition released

The 1909 World Almanac and Encyclopedia is now distributed to subscribers and newsdealers nationwide. It weighs 850 pages with 15,000 indexed facts on population, measures, sports, secret societies, and more, priced 25 cents in most areas and 35 cents by mail.

United States Buffalo Pittsburg

New Armory Dedicated in South Framingham Ceremony

Mayor Henry Parsons and Captain F. G. Taylor with Mrs Taylor attended the armory dedication in South Framingham. Brig Gen Emery presented the building on behalf of the state and Captain G W Sullivan accepted for the company. The event included dancing until 3 am and the armory cost 47500 with a 70 by 108 drill shed. William Bass is traveling to New York City.

Parsons Capt. Taylor South Framingham Henry Parsons F. G. Taylor State Armory Emery G. W. Sullivan

If Women Only Knew Backache Relief From Doan’s Pills

Marlboro resident Mrs Cassie Ward recounts severe backache and bladder inflammation ending after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought from Burke Drug Co. She reports rapid relief within two months and gratitude to the product. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY is the U S sole agent. price is 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.

Marlboro Dean Cassie Ward Chestnut Street Mass Doan Burke Drug Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Déan'sa

Miss Mabel Dockendorff Promoted at Hudson High

Miss Mabel Dockendorff, class of 1900 from M. H. S and Framingham Normal School, has been appointed to teach English English classics and mathematics at Hudson High School. She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs J Dockendorff and holds many local friends in Hudson.

Mabel Dockendorff Framingham Normal School Harriman Grammar School Hudson Hudson High School Dockendorff J. Dockendorff Concord Jr

Bed and Board For Co F Secured at the Taylor House

Captain F G Taylor of Co F has arranged hotel accommodations for the unit at the Taylor House Washington. The company will stop there for the Taft inauguration trip on March 4 and will be quartered fed and housed for 60 men at 11 to 19 East Northwest Street.

Co. F Taylor

Motorman Awarded $2500 For 1907 Collision

William P. Fitzgerald, a Lexington and Boston street railway motorman, won a $2500 verdict in Cambridge Superior Court for injuries from a collision on July 11, 1907 while in service. The plaintiff claimed $2500.

William P. Fitzgerald Lexington & Boston Street Railway Superior Court Cambridge

Marlboro to Boston Passenger Schedule Corrected to June 15 1908

Train times updated for N H H railroad routes between Marlboro Boston and Southboro Ford ingham Northboro Fitchburg and Framingham. Services list morning mid day and evening departures from Marlboro Boston and intermediate stops with Sunday times and night arrivals.

Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway Schedule

Concord Maynard Hudson Street Railway runs Sundays from 7 28 AM first car Maynard to Concord at 4 AM hourly on weekdays. Cars reach Concord on the hour to Arlington Heights. Connections at Hudson with Boston Worcester for Marlboro South Framingham Worcester and with Worcester Consolidated for Clinton Leominster Fitchburg. At Concord connect with Lexington Boston for Lowell Lexington Waltham Boston. Maynard connect with Lowell Acton Maynard for South Acton. Cars connect at Concord and Concord Junction with Boston trains. Concord Junction for Lowell and South Framingham.

Maynard Concord Arlington Heights Hudson Marlboro Framingham Worcester Worcester Consolidated St. Ry.Co Clinton, Leominster Fitchburg Lexington & Boston St. Ry. Co Lowell Lexington Waltham Boston Lowell, Acton & Maynard St. Ry.Co South Acton Concord Junction South Framingham

Maynard to South Acton Street Car Schedule

Lowell Acton Maynard S T Ry offers cars from Maynard to South Acton at 6 00 7 00 and every half hour to 11 00 PM Sunday first Maynard 7 80 AM. From South Acton to Maynard at 6 15 7 15 and every half hour to 11 15 PM Sunday first 7 45 AM. Special charters available via the company office Maynard Massachusetts F A Persons superintendent.

Going East Sherk Hudson Bedwee Gleasondale Stow Ween Maynard Westvale Concord Jc Concord To Tee Sudbury St Going West Concord Concord Jet TAO Stow Hudson Sete Lowell, Acton & Maynard S&t. RY. CO South Acton Mass

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