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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1905
Page
7
Farmers revel in favorable haying weather as mowing machines hum and tedder clicks fill the days. After earlier fears of a hay famine, rain and warmth boost prospects, with hay being stored for horses and cattle through winter as weather watches continue.
Keith's Theatre reveals a July week bill headlined by Nina Morris Arthur Hoops and company with A Friend's Advice. The program includes Chemiah Simpson Pat Rooney Marion Bent Tom Moore Hickman Will Rogers Dave Nowlin and the Fadettes orchestra. Motion pictures join the program.
Advertises low rate excursions to Portland via the Wisconsin Central Railway for this year. Encourages travelers to request tickets routed via Wisconsin Central between Chicago and St. Paul. Highlights Pullman sleepers free reclining chair cars and a la carte meals. For more information contact Wm. Kelley, T. A., 290 Broadway, New York.
Dennis F. Kelley to manage the nine representing the city with a solid lineup. George Kenney catches, Hackett pitches, Kenney Holliston plays first base, Williams South Framingham at second, Kelley at short, Moran at third, with Grady Regan and Harry Rock in the field.
Nickle Plate Road announces very low round trip rates to Portland and Pacific Coast points sales daily for Portland and return tied to the Lewis and Clark Exposition. On select days in June July and August the line offers trips to San Francisco and Los Angeles and back for National Conventions. For full route and rate details write L. P. Burgess N BE P A Old South Building Boston Mass.
Fragmentary note discusses honey being easier to digest than sugar, with uncertain references and garbled phrases. Mentions Sea whe crave eveve and eating patterns, but lacks clear people or events.
Dr Harry B Sanford returns to Brooklyn after visiting uncle Ed win T Brown Hirst. Guests of Mrs David Lynch Emmett st include Charles Lynch Sarah Lynch Everett Charlies Gallagher Worcester Walsh Cheminway Boston and Miss Fostmere South Bos lam. Robert O'Brien Everett visiting relatives on Rice st. Josephine Agne and Kathrine Linza marry at Immaculate Conception parsonage. Olive Wheeler returns Elm st after two weeks with Northfield sister. Bertha Brown Elm st visiting Riverside. John Fay Athol visits Charles T Doyle. A W Woodard Woodville visits Saturday.
L P Burgess of the N B P A records routes and sleepers at the Old South Ridge, Boston, Mass, detailing infrastructure and transit notes for local readers.
WANTED live poultry in large or small lots. Bring them in Thursday or drop postal and I will call. Geo. A. Dyer, dealer in live and dressed poultry, offers special broiler prices for this month. Marlboro Mass. Hager court. Tel. 213-4.
A dense timetable lists rail times for Concord, Maynard and surrounding towns including Hudson, Acton, Marlboro, Framingham and South Acton with numerous departures and arrivals across weekdays and Sundays. John W. Ogden, Supt. is noted.
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