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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1905
Page
3
Marlboro residents and visitors are mentioned in a broad roundup. Ammirers note Alderman George Balcom as a likely mayoral candidate. workers join factories in Cambridge and Memphis. social visits span Somerville, Philadelphia, and Nashua. sports mingle with a Fitchburg game and a Boston victory.
The Hudson band presents a concert program including Alexander Overture Lustaptel Tropic to Tropic Remicks Hits Lampe Concert Waltz Imperial Polka Come Under My Varanda Larboard Watch and a finale Galop. Also offers 20th Century Singer Sewing Machines on approval with home delivery from 201 Main st Marlboro.
J J Vanderveer spends weeks at West Milan New Hampshire. First Parish to host Rev Benjamin R Bulkeley August 6. Burglary rumors as jewelry bag found during chicken thief activity. Salvadore Donatelli Maynard charged with assault on conductor Charles Coulter of the Sc M H. case continued until Wednesday. Edward Rogers Concord resident sentenced to 30 days for drunkenness.
Monday proceedings in Maynard featured J. R. Gallagher alias Frank Gallagher charged with drunkenness and resisting arrest. Frederick J. Walters faced breaking and entering and larceny charges. John Peterson received three months probation after an assault case. John Bilnell paid a $5 fine for drunkenness. Officer Samuel G. King led the docket. Polish interpreter Mr. Connor aided testimony.
Advertisements list several items for sale and a real estate offering in Concord Massachusetts. Entries include an upright ice chest, the Henry A Reid house with six acres on Barrets Mill road, five acres near Waldens Street by the town farm, and a lot of plumber tools. Contact directives reference W C Bass and Mrs David Thompson in Concord.
Mr and Mrs Alonzo G Kimball of Danvers are spending a few days with the latter s parents Mr and Mrs J F Giles in Commonwealth area Interest in baseball is dormant this season An early summer attempt to organize a nine fell through
Mrs T F Clark Edward Foster Peter MacGrath and H C Shumway listed for a closeout sale of singer cabinet machines at the Singer store located at 201 Main St. The sale offers cash or time payments to buyers.
A New York Nippon club reception honors Suron Komura Minister Sakoura and Barou Kaneko. Baron Kaneko extols mutual prosperity and enduring friendship between Japan and America amid a peace conference backdrop. The report ties in global dispatches from St Petersburg and Tokyo regarding the war and diplomacy.
Frank Best is ill at home on Main Street. William Chase of Malden was in town Tuesday. Special sale of olives at Hudson Department Store. Elwin Green visits New York state relatives. Flora Peltier will vacation in Providence. Mrs. Frank Locke and daughter Bessie to Alton Bay New Hampshire. Grover Morin moves to L. T. Jetty shoe factory cutting room. Walter Nourse returns from Bass Point. Rev. Carroll of Danvers to lead St. Luke's evening service. N E T and T Co stringing cables for better local service. Arthur Doherty of Marlboro severely ill with typhoid fever. Helen G. Fee of Hingham visits in Lincoln Street, then returns home. Switzer, Sleeper, and Lee catch 36 trout. Bill offers to reveal location. Leighton, once a local basketball star, now a special police officer chasing Leon Mixon near Clinton. Local baseball fans travel to Boston for double header. heavy shower disappoints. Marlboro concert night postponed due to weather. crowd remains.
William Breen of Maple Street badly injures the forefinger of his left hand while carving meat at home Monday evening. The knife slipped, opening the finger from knuckle to nail and causing heavy bleeding. Dr. Tierney dressed the wound.
A President of a cotton mill in Union receives paint offers of $1.30 and $1.25 per gallon and chooses $1.26, noting risks of skinning and adulteration. The letter warns against short or full measures, with claims of 45 percent adulteration and zinc in the oil. It cites Devoe as cheaper per house and year and mentions Towle & Kent in New York selling the paint.
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