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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1903
Page
4
Wachter Williamson and Waterman join Porter as the fifth man for a New York lineup. Lamb pays all players stars and Waterman is the key recruit in the country. Mashve tonight the team will be Bat.
The special town meeting in Co a eee night was sparsely attended and concluded without incident. Arthur J Coughlin elected moderator. Maple Court laid out by the selectmen was accepted. Town treasurer authorized to borrow $6000 with selectmen approval in anticipation of next year's taxes. Sullivan reported last year’s appropriations and health bills totaling 4091.03 discrepancy. Green estate expenses totaled 1700 with action left to the board of selectmen.
John Kenney 71, born in Ireland, died at his Glen Street home after a liver ailment. A Civil War veteran and former 18th Massachusetts soldier, he worked in Maynard mill spinning, was active in the Democratic party, and belonged to Isaac Davis Post G A R. Survived by four daughters and one son, with services at St Bridget's Church tomorrow followed by burial in Hudson.
Rev. Mr. Miles preached at the Congregational church with services in morning and evening. Norton guests of Mrs. Reed. Houghton improves from gastric fever. Shaw fills mail team replacement. Hearing on Lowell and Fitchburg Street Railway Co. petition well attended. route via Newton favored. Magnolia station agent John Edwards at home Sunday. Post office notices list several names. hoof and mouth disease said stamped out. Austin Peter, Boston chief, alerts about cloven hoof animal rules.
Shattuck, 19, a brakeman on freight runs between Fitchburg and other towns, died after an accident. He was the youngest son of the late Joseph A. and Eliza Gould Shattuck, born in Brookline New Hampshire. He had graduated from Acton High School in 1899 and belonged to I O O F, Palestine Commandery, K of M, and Brotherhood of R T No 08. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with burial in Brookline beside his parents.
Clarence D Hart suffers a severe tonsillitis attack while Mrs E J Miller is ill with whooping cough and tonsillitis. Concord lodge I O O F holds installation of officers Jan 6 and plans a Jan 15 meeting for second degree with ten candidates. A Mass General typhoid patient Edson shows improvement and many visitors attend Corinthian lodge F A M and Concord lodge events with guests from Ayer Maynard and Lexington.
Roland Holt resumed studies at Tufts Monday. Phillip Glazier of Clark University home Sunday. Annie Gately guest in Boston Sunday. Lilia Tyler guest in Worcester Sunday. John Powers of Milford guest Sunday. Arthur Farrell and Loring Sr. guest in Boston Sunday. Mary G Eddy rents tenement on Mauna block. Arline Cundall confined with a cold. Maud S LaCount guest of Mrs. Morse this week. Marion Atwood ill with intermittent fever. Boys at High School discuss forming a boys club soon.
The Delaware and Hudson company testified in New York about coal sales, prices, and Tidewater flows with Hillside Coal and Iron. Witness Torrey said the firm has no control over retail prices and can only share limited price details from records. The hearing explored liquor consumption data and miner wages with medical and property testimony, while other local items noted Ohio mine unions, Korean plantation labor tests, and a Boise senatorial appointment.
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