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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
8
The Marlboro Enterprise lists subscription at 81 per year with 3 cents per issue in advance. Advertising rates are 75 cents per inch per week with 260 per additional inch and yearly notice rates at 100 per line per insertion. Office located at 161 Main Street Marlboro Mass.
Miss Genie Fletcher teaches in Lester Clark and visited Francis Town New Hampshire on business. Mrs Edward Brooks of Reading Sunday caller on Mrs Keyes. Taylor of Melrose visits Miss Mae Wetherbee. Ladies Whist Club meets Wednesday night. Kings Daughters meet Wednesday afternoon January 27. Missionary society meeting February 18. Nelson H Tenney in Geneva New York on boiler business. Death of Mrs Sanford Wheeler reported. funeral Thursday. Gene Miles ill with severe illness hopes for recovery. Pauline Moore very low at West Acton from tooth extraction hemorrhage. Rev Mr Willis receives word Charlies Tucker died at Milford hospital of pneumonia. Laties Social Circle serves baked bean supper Thursday. pastor to speak on The Regicides in America.
A w o r d of appreciation from the Ladies Social circle of the Acton Congregational church on the death of Mrs Charlotte C Flagg. The group notes her faithful service as a member and states the next Sunday evening service at the Gong church will be led by the circle's ladies.
The evening features Prof. John A. Nicholls of Boston, a recent Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate, praised as a well known and able speaker. A sleigh mishap caused a fall but the driver sustained a severe shoulder injury and was treated at home.
A wide range of village items fills this update: illness among residents F C Nash and A C Anderson, Mrs. Nancy Vose to spend winter in Leominster, and Miss Cook visiting at R B Moore’s. Ward 8 to hold a supper, Hall and Stanley travel to Florida, Teele harvested ice before the storm, and the Third Degree completed by Acton lodge. School sleigh ride to Concord and Maynard, teachers’ meeting in West Acton, and a North Acton house party with music on a Fischendla piano. Reports of local ailments, church roll call, and a mysterious Medford cottage theft probe with cluttered scene and wrapped china.
Last Wednesday evening a joint installation took place at the G A R hall. Post Commander F H Stevens installed post officers including H T Clark and D H Hall. Mrs Maria W Goring installed W R C officers led by Nellie Norris. A collation followed. Also for sale a school barge run ners in good condition by C B Robbins.
Sunday at home notes Phalen and Tufts. A 13 inch ice harvest occurred last week on East Acton pond by Freeman Robbins. Blanchard & Gould teams tipped over loaded lumber Friday causing excitement. Church shed renovations planned amid questionable usefulness. Steam heater fault moved services to vestry. Local party at Leonard White's for his 19th birthday. Hammond Taylor narrowly escaped a broken nose from a rebounding stick. Next Sunday sermon at Cong church titled Our Fathers and Ourselves.
Carleton D. Richardson installed the officers at the Grange meeting Tuesday evening. The Grange now considers taking up sidewalk clearing and continues running town meeting dinners as the village improvement society’s revenue source. A chicken supper was served after the ceremony.
The undersigned express appreciation for sympathy and kindness shown during their mother Lula F. Larrabee Ren$s Keyes long illness. Frank A. Harriman files for bankruptcy Monday listing liabilities at 3280 and assets about 1150 in salaries due, claimed largely doubtful.
An advertising notice touts Maynard as the place for high grade printing with fast, first class results. It invites customers to write or call to see demonstrations of printing done in town.
Community items note A T Lawson at work in Concord with future plans in the area. Mr and Mrs J B White visited Chelmsford and Odd Fellows Rebekahs held a gathering at D C Harris with an oyster supper for about 35. Leonard D White’s 19th birthday party featured games music and a gold stick pin gift from Aurin Payson. attendees departed late, praising the evening.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss Cambridge May 29 1909 taken on execution and will be sold at public auction February 26 1910 at 1 PM at 91 Third St Cambridge East Cambridge Middlesex for Anne Connors of Concord right title and interest not exempt from attachment or levy on March 27 1908 in real estate in Concord bounded along Main Street Near South Bridge and including parcels between Fitchburg Railroad and Main Street and a woodland tract beginning at land formerly Nicholas Muldoon now Tower to Concord River with Riverside references in deed Book 1306 page 155 and details of parcels as described.
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