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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1905
Page
6
Intestate estate of a person late of Concord and Maynard in Middlesex County cited to heirs at law next of kin and interested parties to show cause why administration should not be granted. Probate court date set for forenoon. Commonwealth publication serves as notice to all concerned.
James Riley Hudson of Stonehall visited Sunday. John Babin covers his lunch cart. Chester Clark vacationing from Cochran dry store. Ernestine Brodeur opened Sunday at Nantasket beach. Charles Roens of Lowell visiting Walter Mahoney. George and Mrs. Keith spent the week at Hull. Mrs. Arthur J. Murphy returned from Providence Sunday. Winnie McPartien of Millis spent Sunday at home on Cox street. Anna Sheridan and Dewey Sr. spent Sat and Sun in Bangor Maine. Ivory Webber returned to Waltham after two weeks’ vacation. Jefts cottages at Sterling camp being painted by George Brodeur. Emory Marchone of New York guest of Miss Ernestine Brodeur. Mrs. Samuel Garside and Mrs. Fred Parsons visited friends in Marlboro Monday. Pendergast and Edward Connelley of Waltham were visitors Sunday. Mrs. Fred Davis returned home from hospital improved. Mollie Mulcahey of the Brigham Gregory shoe factory enjoying two weeks’ vacation. Mabel Heeth of Worcester Hospital visited family on Maple street. Robert Kerrigan of Waltham spending a few days with parents. F B Billings of Marlboro fined $10 for speeding in Boston July 9. C A Holden visiting River street parents left for Dartmouth college to teach in summer school. Miss Josie Brown of Apsley street narrowly escaped a man who slashed his throat in Boston.
E B J Prescott has erected monuments in area cemeteries. A base stands five feet two inches tall in Westerly blue granite. In Northboro cemetery a large monument for Louis Rice features two bases a die and a cap with Milford granite. Another large piece in Woodlot cemetery uses pink Westerly granite.
James Reardon of Cottage street was arrested Saturday afternoon by Officer Ernest Crossman. He was described as under the influence and partially undressed on the lawn of the Unitarian church when taken into custody. He claimed he was going to bed.
Thomas F. Mahoney visited the state house on Monday seeking faster Hudson census returns. Census chief Mr. Pidgin promised to notify him as soon as the counts were tallied.
A possible will contest in the Martha A. Bartlett estate filed March 25 in Princeton. Brother Theodore H. Bartlett is said to be dissatisfied. Attorney William M. Prest of Boston appears for the executor Charles Parker Tucker of the town.
A Concord Kentucky man reports enduring twenty years of a painful upper lip sore. He says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve finally cured it after other remedies failed. The ad touts the salve for burns cuts and wounds and mentions Johnson’s Pharmacy.
A wartime era poem reads of common roots between America and England. It recalls historical loyalties from Runnymede to Yorktown and Lincoln to Cromwell, urging lasting friendship and joint strength against threats. The piece envisions shared ideals guiding peace and calls for united resolve if war returns.
On a Kansas campus, three crude tombstones appeared before Centenary hall after a dispute over joining fraternities. The messages mocked the Athenian Biblical and Promethean societies for actions against a ban on fraternity membership amid campus tensions.
Miss Gi raca Welsh and Daniel Whitney wed at 6 30 in the parlor of the bride’s Hudson home, Rev. John officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Clara May Welsh. best man Robert Bisbee. Reception 7 to 8 30. couple to reside on Acton St Maynard after a short wedding tour.
Marlboro residents are employed across local sites from Foster market to Diamond F factory and Nelson Morris Co. Several locals plan trips to Provincetown, Jolliette, and Summerside while others move homes and adjust summer jobs. A new engine replaces the old on the junction train and authorities urge storefronts to clear travel obstructions.
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