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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1904
Page
6
Miss Duggan of Newfoundland aged 27 died minutes after a fainting spell at church amid oppressive heat. She resided 12 years, survived by mother Mrs. Thomas Duggan four sisters and two brothers. Funeral was at St Bridget's church with large attendance and interment in St Bridget's cemetery.
Promotion for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Claims it is dependable in severe cases and especially useful for summer illnesses in children. Describes pleasant taste and prompt relief. Encourages immediate purchase from P. H. DeLee.
Marlboro Press Club members gave Frank Rock a warm send off after his National Democratic convention trip. He recounted travel from Boston with Massachusetts delegates to St. Louis and the convention details not in papers. A Stein was given, and Mayor Mildon along with other locals joined in songs and piano.
A Washington Street youth and his girlfriend faced a late night scare after his father, awakened by a clock misread as midnight, confronted them on the way home. The errant lecture avoided disclosure as father and son kept the tale quiet.
Sermon by Rev T B Lowney at Immaculate Conception Parish attacks gambling and clairvoyants as sins. He urged police action against gaming dens and criticized city officials who passed pool room licenses over the mayor’s veto. He pressed Marlboro to remain a clean New England town.
Representatives asked Hud son town officials for permission to carry freight and baggage on the Marlboro and Hudson division within Hud son limits. B P Shaw Jr outlined company plans while selectmen questioned and reserved decision awaiting railroad commissioners approval. Similar hearings follow Marlboro and other towns along the line.
At Driving Park Marlboro A. C. defeats Hungry Eight by 4 to 0. Linneahan started for Hungry Eight but was ineffective. Wakefield pitched well for Marlboro allowing only one hit as every Marlboro player contributed solidly.
Hudson Grange hosted a children’s night with about 40 youngsters enjoying games a short program and refreshments. Performers included piano duo Misses Ethelyn Spofford Eloise Cushman reader Miss Annie Cushman mandolin solo Earl Stratton and reader Alfred Ordway. A peanut party grab bag ice cream and cake followed under the supervision of Mrs. Arthur Packard Mrs. Fred Rowell and Mrs. Raymond Coolidge. Alfred Coolidge and B D Morse are at Bear Hill pond for two weeks.
Report notes a street brawl linked to the West End team with indications players from multiple sides acted rashly. The incident is described as a chaotic exhibition with prejudice blamed by some and calls for games to end to prevent further trouble.
A committee to aid Marlboro Public Hospital organizes a Labor Day barbecue at Driving Park on Sept 6. The event will feature a roast ox and a sports program, aiming to draw attendees from nearby towns and raise funds for the hospital.
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