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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1904
Page
4
The notice advertises Enterprise Qualchip tions at 81 per year and copy rates for ads and notices. It lists rates for one line per insertion and extra lines, with rates for three months and monthly options. Office is at 100 Main Street Mariboro Massachusetts. The date shown is Wednesday July 6 1906.
Sen Horan spent Sunday at Revere Beach. A Walker is at a Boston hospital for treatment. Ethel Jones of Waltham visits in town. Cora Hyde of Newton visits Miss Mary B. Twoomey. Mr and Mrs John Sexton of Orange visit Miss Connolley, Magicot. A Congregational church service is planned. Yard sale notice offers stained grass storage. St Bridget baseball team defeated South Acton 2 to 1 Saturday.
The text lists various people visiting Marlboro and nearby towns, including William Damico moving from Roxbury, George Hill visiting in Milwaukee, Irving Armstrong at J. J. Hanley’s store, C. McNaughton from Boston as a visitor, Charles Woodard of Hopkinton visiting on Thursday, and M. Mund Lynch from Kansas City visiting old friends. It notes Highland Athletic club planning an exhibition, B. Bruce making two 60 foot signs for Haverhill Ghee Co, and Mrs Caroline Davis of Malden staying with Mrs Albert Davis on Hast Main. It also mentions John O’Connell factory shutdown until May 11, M. Tenney roofing, EB Rice house on Church street with steel roofing, Mrs Fred Sheffield at 74 Howland St railway, O B J club occupying a cottage at Solomon’s Pond for summer, and visits to Lexington guest homes including John M Burke. It records L. Morse arriving from New Haven and a “Let’er Go” march by G. B becoming a hit.
A track meet in the city featured heats and semi finals with standout performances. Notable results include 10 to 1 win with a 135 yard handicap for Dnarte at Park, top efforts by Leighton New Bedford, Quinn Clintom, and Charron Marlboro, plus jumps by Lynch Cambridge and Carnes Hyde Park. The 100 yard race went to Grenache Hudson in 10.465 seconds. consolation to OConor Worcester in 11.0. The event included a vaudeville show, Marlboro band, and a well organized committee under McGill and Milden.
A ceremony at Hudon M and Church Thursday celebrated the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Howe. About 1560 guests attended the reception in the vestry, and as the couple left they received rice and flowers. They rode to Marlboro on the 8:30 train, planning a White Mountains honeymoon and residence on Harrison Place. The bride is active in the Methodist church. the groom, second lieutenant of Co F 6th regiment, is employed by ex Mayor Morse and well liked by peers.
The Knights of Columbus hall in the Phaneuf building drew a packed crowd Thursday night with dancing from 8 to 12 to Brigham's six piece orchestra from Marlboro. Refreshments were handed out by Mr Phaneuf as the rooms housed an eager public invitation. The suites will soon host Hudson council 181 K of C and promise to become a premier local social quarters.
Thursday evening at eight o'clock Rev A H Herri united Marlboro Carpenter and Ses. The bridesmaid attended and is prominent in society. The couple will reside in the area after the ceremony.
Sudbury plans include Old Home Week Sunday observance with three pastors assigned parts Rev Ida C Hulton Rev Bridge C Whitney and Rev Albert A Teich. In 1908 workers from the Raymond Syndicate and families rode a special train to George J Raymond’s farm near Framingham for Independence Day celebration.
Thomas Powers spent the Fourth with his parents while Miss Winifred Staples visited Mrs. T F O Neil. Mrs Sanderson entertained relatives from Waltham and Hiram Haynes hosted relatives from Waltham. Mrs P M Sanderson returned from Wolfeboro N H. Allen Clark and Geo McCabe spent Sunday with GM. Mr and Mrs A N Thompson entertained at Henna Wilma Bishop has returned home Seiciateare von sae teaching school. The Boston and Maine Bookset on Exposition is mailed upon receipt of a postal card. The St Louis Exposition draws large crowds with attendance surpassing Chicago’s opening month.
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