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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1906
Page
4
The Marlboro Enterprise weekly issue lists circulation rates, subscription prices, and office address at 161 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts. It notes advertising rates per inch and line pricing for local notices and business notices and records editor and manager H F Wilder.
Due to heavy rain there was no school in any district below high school Tuesday afternoon. The newly elected officers of Concord lodge I O O F will be installed Thursday night and Arlington lodge members will also attend. D D G M A M Messer and suite installed West Acton lodge I L O O F officers Monday night with a large delegation of Rebekahs and Odd Fellows present for the public ceremony.
The Concord Junction post office lists advertised letters for James Faries Daniel F Manison 4 Walter Sanborn Co Daniel J Sheehan 2 Al Wilkie and Misa Beatrice Wry.
Advert says W. W. Blossom at 172 Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction seeks a bargain sleigh. Buyer urged to contact promptly for low price and availability.
The marsh wren urges multiple nests in marshes and even urban areas. He builds four or five reed structures with small side holes, placing eggs in the brood nest while others serve roosting sites for himself.
Anita De McMurrow known as Countess De Betancourt dies at 75 in Philadelphia. Coroner detains her son Jeln pending inquest after screams and murder cries heard by neighbors. Albany scene follows as Senate defeats Depew resignation resolution 34 to 1 with Brackett opposing.
Maud notes no luck finding the winner as Edith asks about the recent race. Illustrations accompany the dialogue about horses with pretty names.
Boston dispatch reports District Attorney Moran seeks details on Burlen and his son removing bank books before an injunction. Burlen left Boston for Montreal with a likely western selling effort. Chicago police cite Ivens murder link and uncertain accomplices. Commander Sutherland offers to mediate capitulation talks at Monte Cristo.
Six leaders of the Cuban Disatiaikers union were expelled from Key West amid claims they faced expulsion for defending trade interests during a political strike. The case prompted calls for U S government representations to the state department in Washington.
Washington January 17 Secretary Wilson of the Agriculture Department addressed the annual convention of the American Forestry Association in the capital. He warned against denudation of forests and urged the association to focus on tree planting as the great task ahead.
News in brief reports a state board vote favoring the savings bank commission restructuring with no single commissioner. Also notes critic Dan Stuart in New York and J. J. Crowley’s death in Chicago of heart failure. The London Telegraph cites thefts from Cape Town to Uxbridge and a grand heist of a fountain, with a remark on thieves’ audacity.
New York observes the decennial celebration of the American Secure and Historic Society with General Horace Porter receiving two testimonials for his six services in recovering John Paul Jones. The tribute includes a city-altered albus signed by Mayor McClellan and a silver replica of the 1780 congress medal.
Chief Harris of Swampscott Mass. announces there is no basis for the rumor about Mrs Jenner Chase death inquiry ending. Investigations proceed with vigor and when restored may reveal startling evidence.
Concord residents report new telephone service for W. White and a Maynard entertainment by Misa Helen Hosey. Michael Kelley recovers from pleuro pneumonia while the tea room expands to the entire first floor. Residents attend a Carlisle tea party and remove brown tail moth nests. Harmony lodge members attend a district meeting in Maynard. Tompkins and Clark exhibit Rhode Island Reds in Cincinnati. Ye Maidens Club hosts a dance for their guests. Stephen Van Armand plans a jewelry store opening in the old Miner site. The Dude battery plans three post dance fundraisers to buy new uniforms.
L Willis Bean longtime Concord resident dies at 77 after a brief illness at his Main Street home. Born in Warner New Hampshire he moved to Concord in 1860 working as a farmer carriage dealer local express messenger with National Express until 1892. Survived by son Willis Bean Boston and daughters Elizabeth Brookline Edith Concord. Funeral at his residence Monday at 2 PM.
The town hall hosted a Saturday dance by local young men for the young ladies. About 40 couples attended as the hall wore bunting and evergreens. Mrs Titcomb and other matrons led the event with John Hoar as floor director and the Ladies' orchestra of Concord Junction providing music.
The Sunday morning message asks which guides faith the head or heart, illustrated by a notable miracle. Sunday evening, during Daniel in Babylon, the pastor speaks on the writing on the wall and forms of modern sacrilege. All are welcome.
Charles W Prescott, general representative for The Coe Mortimer Co. of New York, promotes Genuine Peruvian Guano to Eastern Massachusetts farmers. He urges correspondence or personal visit to save on fertilizer costs.
A reflection on ceremony distinguishing social etiquette from true friendship. The author contrasts ceremonies that hinder affection with those that nurture and preserve closer bonds from youth to age.
Prepared by a list likely notes a Richardson brand product mixture of syrup with white pine and tar in a 25 cubic foot specification.
Concord officials issued an annual blacklist used by druggists to bar liquor purchases. A resident learned his name appeared despite a lifelong abstinence and questioned the list at a Selectmen hearing.
Concord locat. wants cows and horses to board. Ten girls needed in West Acton cigar shop. To let Louisa J Brooks house on Middle st Concord mass. Twenty five tons of hay for sale cheap. Lost black and white Persian Angora with distinct markings. Reward offered by F A Houston Concord Mass.
The annual meeting of the Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held at its office in Concord Massachusetts on Monday January 21 at 11 a m for the choice of three Directors for three years and to transact such other business as may legally come before the meeting ADAMS TOLMAN Secretary Concord Mass January 1 1906
Wanted. Boys and girls to learn twisting, spool ing and skein winding. Wages six to eight dollars per week. Apply to Concord Mills, Concord Junction, Massachusetts.
Ulcer of the stomach may exist for years with few symptoms until perforation. Advanced cases cause post meal discomfort and gnawing pain from the stomach to the shoulder blade. The remedy Mfiona is advertised as scientifically designed to cure stomach troubles with a money back guarantee from H. S. on isonaseaguarantee.
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