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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
6
A druggist column explains the Rexall cooperative firm backs open formulas, quality control, and fair refunds. It argues patent medicines harm via secret ingredients, touts public service, and presents Rexall as a transparent, accountable line championing the square deal.
Thomas O'Donnell aged 53 died Sunday at 5 pm in his mother's home after a three month illness of consumption. Born in Ireland he lived in Hudson most of his life except four years in Cochituate. He worked in local shoe shops and at Solon Wood Co store and Hudson Fruit Co at illness onset. A charter member of Court Hudson F A M he married Ella Burkill in 1882 and leaves six children C H, W E, F B, C M, H L, G B and sisters B B Carney Pope, Mrs Feeney.
A notice references Hudson and Mrs Patrick Murphy of New York in connection with a financial or legal matter, indicating their involvement as named individuals in a public record.
Contagious diseases outbreak in Hudson with diphtheria patient Minnie A Newcomb and mild scarlet fever cases Ralph and Hazel Bean. Health board notified Friday, quarantine imposed on the Bean family and on the Newcomb household. Dr. N M Hunter and Dr. T F Tierney attend the cases. Mr Bean works at Brigham Gregory doc factory and is boarding out.
Marlboro social and business notes list visitors from Worcester Boston East Weymouth and Charlestown. locals and out of town residents appear at shops churches and hospitals. Mentions include John Grenon Worcester James Patterson Boston and John Moriarty Boston with updates on illnesses relocations and work.
Lorenzo M Oliver seeks letters testamentary in a probate case. A citation to appear February 6, 1906, at 9 a.m. in Cambridge Probate Court requires publication weekly for three weeks in Maynard Enterprise and notice to all interested parties at least seven days before the hearing. Charles de McIntire, First Judge. W E Rogers, Register.
In Middlesex Probate Court a citation issued to next of kin and interested parties in the Merrick Carr estate, an insane person of Sudbury. Guardian Rufus H. Hurlbut seeks license to private sell specified real estate for investment, with hearings February 6, 1906, in Cambridge. Publication in Sudbury Enterprise required for three weeks.
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