The Enterprise Subscriptions One Dollar Per Year
Office at 161 Main Street Marlboro Mass announces subscription price and date for the January 24, 1906 issue.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
4
Sudbury News Briefs Include Local Visits and Game Result
Sudbury reports describe distribution of telephone poles on South Sudbury road. Miss Mabel Glazier visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs J B Hunt. Mrs Eliot Bruce of Hudson visited her parents. Rev Mr Rust of Boston led Sunday prayer at M B E church. Sudbury basketball team defeated Saxonville 17 to 15 Saturday night.
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Sudbury
Mabel Glazier
Marriages in Sudbury for 1905
A record of 1905 Sudbury marriages lists Harold M. Ellms to Edith Richardson on Feb 2 and 12 more pairings through Nov 26, including John Clifford Hall with Elsa Lena Ellms, William Kurtz with Mary Ann Haskell, Irving H. Seymour with Helen Dansercan, Otis Rogers with Lena Parmenter, Geo O Cadman with Eva Taylor, Esteane Symonds with Laura Perkins, Charles S Baldwin with Susie B. Haynes, James H. Davidson with Margaret J. Bills, George P. Oviatt with Anya Pr. Hulburt, Chester L. B. Perry with Bertha A. Hunt, Irvin J. Stevens with Minerva F. Johnson, Claron A. Jones with Sarah A. Witt, and James Kirby with Catherine Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Harold M. Ellms
Edith Richardson
John Clifford Hall
Elsa Lena Ellms
William Kurtz
Mary Ann Haskell
Irving H. Seymour
Helen Dansercan
Otis Rogers
Lena E. Parmenter
Geo O. Cadman
Evaylor
Esteane Symonds
Laura Perkins
Charles
Hay and job listings in Maynard local notice
Twenty five tons of good hay for sale cheap inquire F. R. Knowlton West Acton. Wanted ten girls in the cigar shop West Acton apply to F. R. Knowlton. For sale course in correspondence school of Scranton Pa fifty five percent off regular price call at P. H. DeLee's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Knowlton
West Acton
Correspondence School
Scranton
P. H. DeLee's
Marlboro Briefs Cover Local Movements and Games
George Gardner works for Houghton the grocer. Alex Merchant suffers rheumatism. L A A C basketball to play Washington Guard at Fitchburg Saturday. J B Gallagher visited Marlboro from Clinton Item. Fred Potter returns to First National Bank after appendicitis. Marlboro council Knights of Columbus members attend Valencia council Milford installation led by Dr C A Egan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gardner
Houghton
Alex Merchant
Washington Guard
Fitchburg
J. B. Gallagher
The
Clinton Item
Enterprise
Fred Potter
First National Bank
Marlboro Council
Knights of Columbia
Valencia Council
Milford
C. A. Egan
Concord Notes Show Busy Community Life On Jan 26 Event
Concord reports a flurry of activity with lectures dances and club events. Notables include Mortimer Twoomey visiting Boston and John Finnegan selling a horse while the Concord Woman’s Club hosts a 300 guest evening at First Parish church.
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Herbert Holden
Philadelphia
George Tolman
Hubbard St
K. of C. Dance
Hell
Andrew Maker
South Framingham
Winfield Maer
Mortimer RE. Twoomey
John Boyle O'Reilly
Enormous Spend For California Oregon Enlightenment Book
Sunset Magazine contracts with N W Ayer & Son to spend 10000 on promoting the coast route from Los Angeles to Portland. A book titled The Road of a Thousand Wonders is produced free for distribution with color prints engravings and vivid pen pictures of California and Oregon locations and sights.
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Sunset Magazine
San Francisco
N. W. Ayer & Son
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
California
Portland
Oregon
Southern Pacific Company
Ramona
Helen Hunt Jackson
Mystic Cypress Forest
Seventeen Mile Drive
Installation of officers of Division 56 AOH at Monument hall
Concord reports the Tuesday night installation of Division 56 AOH officers in Monument hall with George H Byron as president and Charles J Hogan as vice president. Guests included Capt. John Dillion and county presidents J D Donnely, Fr Scanlon, Fr Lynch, Harry Wheeler, and Michael Drew. A supper followed with Byron as toastmaster.
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Monument Hall
George H Byron
Charles J Hogan
Daniel Hennessy
Thomas J. Byron
Thomas F. Giblin
David G. Sheehan
John Dillion
Suffolk County
J. J. Donnely
Middlesex County
Saginaw News Columns Highlight Community Pulse
The newspaper serves as the community’s main channel to reach the public through its columns. Local readers rely on the paper to share news, notices, and commentary that reflect Saginaw Michigan civic life.
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Saginaw, Mich
News
Classified notices from Concord area ad offers
Wanted cows and horses to board in West Acton apply to Erastus H Smith Also apply to F R Knowlton To Let The Louisa Brooks house on Middle street Concord Mass Apply to Philip Mc Manus Carload of floor selling a dollar a barrel cheaper than elsewhere by J W Raymond
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Erastus H. Smith
West Acton
F. R. Knowlton
Louisa J. Btooks
Middle St
Philip McManus
Concord
Mass
J. Ww. Raymond
Annual Meeting Of Trinitarian Church Ladies
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Trinitarian Congregational church held an afternoon meeting in the church parlors with broad attendance. Officers chosen for the year include President Virginia Lee Tewksbury and Vice President Mary Munroe, with secretary treasurer Frank Pierce. An evening sociable featured tableaux led by Gertrude Todd with participants Mildred Brown Cornelia Thorpe Lillian McConnell Bertha Garfield Miriam Davis Mary Tewksbury Dorothy Tewksbury Marion Boody Marion Towne Winifred Hubbard and Charles H Towne.
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Concord Woman's Club
Frank B. Cutter
Richard F. Wood
Jian B. McConnell
Philip A. 1
Mary Sohier
Edna Calef
Alice Jacobs
Florence
Julian Ballou
Norman Wood
Walter Wood
Florence Howe
Reader
Mother
Alice Hilliard
Dorothy Dodge
Cinderella
Mabel Brown
May Queen
Mildred Brown
Marion Towne
Dorothy Tewksbury
Grace Tuttle
Blanche Kilkenny
Mary Wheeler
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
Virginia Lee Tewksbury
Mary Munroe
Frank Pierce
Towne
G. B. Clark
W. A. Calef
Thomas Todd
W. C. Bass
China
Cyrus W. Benjamin
F. Garfield
M. L. Hatch
George W. Hunt
Benjamin Moody
Gertrude Todd
Cornelia Thorpe
Lillian B. McConnell
Bertha Garfield
Miriam Davis
Mary Tewksbury
Marion Boody
Winifred Hubbard
Charles H. Towne
A. R. McLeod
Fr Scanlon to Leave Concord for Boston Cathedral
Fr. Scanlon, one of the archdiocese's youngest and most popular priests, will be transferred from Concord to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston. His recent aid at the railroad accident and his work among the injured are fresh in memory, and he will be remembered as a noble priest, scholar, and model citizen.
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Fr. Scanlon
Concord
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Boston
Scanlon
Concord Team Defeated By Lowell In Monument Hall
Lowell Commercial basketball team defeated Concord 45 to 21 Saturday night in Monument Hall. The crowd attendance was high and Lowell's hustle and ball containment gave them the edge. Concord showed promise but lacked team play. with more games it hopes to develop a faster unit. Lineup includes Shanhan Connell Murphy Norris Connors McHugh Varley Mullin Murray Hall Lyneh Chisholm.
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Lowell Commercial College
Concord
Monument Hall
la Ce
Concord Shanhan
Connell Murphy
Norris Connors
McHugh
Varley Mullin
Murray Hall
Lyneh
Chisholm
Genuine Peruvian Guano Promotion in Concord Ad
The undersigned Charles W. Prescott presents himself as general representative for Eastern Massachusetts of The Coe Mortimer Co. of New York. He urges farmers to save on fertilizers by corresponding or meeting him in person in Concord.
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Massachusetts
New York House
Coe- Mortimer Co
Charles W. Prescott
Concord
Spanish War Veterans Meet with Officers Elected
About 35 members seated as Major Hart of Lincoln was elected president and Todd Jr. secretary. Officers include Charles P. at treasurer and Capt. John W. Hagerty along with other members. Guests included Gen. Darling, Rep. Wheeler, Loren B. Macdonald, and Col. Cyrus H. Cook. A memorial plan to place a large boulder on the Common with an inscribed bronze plate was discussed.
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Ae Hart of
Lincoln
Todd, Jr
Charles P
John W. Hagerty
Walter Sohier
Sergt. Anderson
Edward Parkinson
Harry P. Worthley
Charlies K. Darling
Porto Rico
Harvey Wheeler
Loren B. Macdonald
Edward W. Emerson
Harry Wheeler
Charles W. Prescott
Cyrus H. Cook
Mand
Co. I
Major Hart
Harvey Ler
Co. 1
Herbert Vialley Purcell
L. Richardson
G. C. Falk
Lowa Regt
A O H Ball First Division 56 Social in Monument Hall
The A O H division 56 ball held Wednesday in Monument hall drew a large crowd. County President J J nglly of Cambridge attended. Organizing committee included Charles J Hogan, Michael E Finnigan, George Byron, Martin Mullaney and J William Byron. Grand march led by George H Byron and Miss Annie Burke with 60 couples. Music by a Boston orchestra under Maurice McWalter.
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Monument Hall
J. J. Nglly
Cambridge
Charles J. Hogan
Michael E. Finnigan
George Byron
Martin Mullaney
J. Willam Byron
George H. Byron
Annie Burke
Buried in Concord. Jonas Melvin laid to rest
The remains of Jonas Melvin, 81, native of Concord and longtime tax collector, were brought to Concord for burial on Saturday. He lived in Bedford after moving there, later residing with his daughter in Watertown following his wife’s death.
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Jonas Melvin
Mr. Melvin
Concord
Wizard T. Farrar
Bedford
Watertown
Advertised Letters Listing Names and Addressees
The notice lists individuals with letters awaiting pickup including Patrick Connors Geo L Eppreeny L H Jewett Ajar Monsckian Mrs Harrison G Fay Misszzie V McDonnell Mr and Mrs KniJ Spalding.
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Patrick Connors
Geo. L. Eppreeny
L. H. Jewett
Ajar Monsckian
Harrison G. Fay
Misszzie V. McDonnell
Knij
Spalding
Ulcer of the Stomach Symptoms and Self-Creatment
Ulcer of the stomach may exist for years with few symptoms. Indigestion and gnawing pain after meals signal trouble. Early treatment is advised with Miona, marketed as a scientific remedy for stomach disorders and digestion.
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Enterpiise Company
H. F. Wilder
Harriet
Dakin Rice
John Whitman Rice
John Quinn
Caroline M. Withey
Assarena Lindgren
Michael Keating
Perry
Albert
Levi Smith Jones
Abi Haynes
Caroline Coollidge
Nelson Hall
Lizzie H. Lansil
John H. Perkins
James Down
Stacy Ann Seavyerns
E. Harrington
George
Jeremiah L. Parish
Amanda F. Lyman
Hobart M. Noyes
Albine F. Bement
George Edward Young
Clara J. Lovell
George W. Taft
Francis F. Bent
Della M. Powers
Susan H. Maynard
Eliza A. Oliver
Bridget Smith
Maynard
Albert Vanderhoof
Mortimer E. Twoomey
John Cull
Lexington Road
Major Smith
Leominster
Dana B. Clark
John A. Finigan
William Foss
Bedford St
Harry Saunders
Maynard Mills
Morrill Brown
Lynn
George G. Morrill
Charles W. Sanford and Son
Thomas Peterson
Frank B. Moore
Josephine Flaherty
Christian Endeavor
Ethel Gara
F. C. Dumaine
Nine Acre
Stephen van Arman
Feb
Ist
Orange
Frank E. Harris
Washington, D. C
E. L. Tuttle
Flist
Miss Bygrave
Wellesley
Herbert W. Smith
John Finnegan
Robert Hosmer
Taunton
Finnegan
Young People’s Club
Trinitarian Church
Jessie Brown
Walter Carr
James H. Tolman
Antiquarian
Towle & Kent
Green
Farnham Damon
Elizabeth P. Wheeler
Evelyn H. Emmett
Lucy T. Hosmer
Antoinette A. Barker
Gordon MacKenzie
Robert C. Wood
Wilbur P. Richardson
Harry P. Fowler
Town Hall
Faulkner Mills
South Acton
Francis J. Hastings
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
Pacific Coast Wonders
Bay
Chas. 8
Fee
California Street
Vanderveer
Concord Locat
Holy Cross Cathedral
Richardson's
H. S. Richardson
A. O. H. Ball
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