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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1905
Page
2
Tow reg orders direct McCormick Jedt to suppliers as New England supply runs low. The dispatch aims to replenish regional stocks amid ongoing distribution constraints.
Reverend W. W. Campbell to lead Sunday worship at 10 45 in the morning and 7 in the evening Sabbath school convenes at noon Y P B C meeting at 6 p m Junior C B gathers at 3 p m
Rev George A Rewdsbury at Trinity Church holds Sunday evening service and Sunday school at 10.00. Scandinavien M E Church led by Rev C F Nilson offers services at 10.30 am and 7.30 pm with a Friday class meeting at 7.30 pm. A Christian Science service meets Sundays at 3.30 pm in Masonic Hall Monument Square. All are welcome.
Universalist church in South Acton holds services every Sunday at 10 15 morning and Sunday school at 11 30. Reverend Frank 8.
Maynard church services listed for Sundays with morning worship at 8 am and sermon at 10:30 am. Catechism at noon. Evening prayers and lodge meetings occur midweek with Mizpah, Pythians, and Eastern Star chapters. inclusive dates vary per group.
Charles Regan visits SQ Mannes and Elwin Bryant preps for I A Woodry as Holden Bros bakery aides. Electric fixtures arrive for the new library and house wiring expands townwide. Numerous residents, visitors, and workers are listed with alignments to Lake Chauncy, Park Street, Central Street, and local businesses.
The text argues frugality, noting the average man saves at most ten percent of earnings while spending nine dollars on living. It suggests careful spending on small purchases like garden seeds can prevent larger costs later.
Acton announces Old Home Week events with a Cadet band concert on the common in the morning, a 12:30 collation, and 2:30 public exercises including addresses by Lieut. Gov. Guild. If rain, events move to the hall. A grand union religious service is planned for Sunday at 2:30. The town hopes for large gatherings and invites residents to host visitors, with committees urging participation and invitations.
Inez A. Perry recounts how Musketaquid meaning grassy ground sparked a historical poem on Sudbury Concord and Wayland. The piece notes Tahattawan and Karte wigwam on Goodmans Hill, the shift from Indian meadow names to English uses, and the river and forests now altered by settlement.
Marlboro contractors report a famine in building trades with masons earning 4.00 dollars per day carpenters 0 to 3.00 and painters 2.50 as demand rises. Armory work has drawn skilled help from outside while local labor remains tight and repairs proceed slowly.
The Belmont club claimed a 5 to 4 win after the Shamrocks sent a story asserting victory and pressed for an extra inning. Cordaville was alleged to be an inning shy when the game continued to satisfy the press.
Noon sale by Hudson Savings Bank and D W Stratton of Hudson. Buyer said to be for his daughter Miss Mary B Stratton. Price paid 1525 dollars. Property includes a house barn and 110 rods of land, assessed at 4130 dollars. C H Albee served as auctioneer.
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