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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1905
Page
4
Public noticenotice lists 161 Main G Street Marlboro in calendar entry for Wednesday July 2010 and related filing.
Roy Foskett of Worcester visits Mr and Mrs Henry Murphy. Miss Cora Hyde of Wellesley visits Miss Mary E Twoomey. Loyal Assabet lodge field day changed to August 12 from August 5.
For sale upright ice chest in near new condition cash sale price low. Apply to W. C. Bass New Market Concord Massachusetts.
Mr Cheney vice-president of Mellin's Food Company visited Concord on Saturday. Miss Emily Stevens of Louisville Ky visiting cousin Miss Edith Davis of Monument St. Miss Lillian Thorpe led the Christian Endeavor meeting at the Trinitarian church Sunday evening. Mr Francis Byron plans a trip through the White mountains on his vacation. Miss Agnes Harrington enjoys a brief respite from duties with the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Margaret Ryan died in Concord on the 19th at age 63 from heart disease. Born in Ireland she came to the United States at 22 and lived here since. She is survived by one son Patrick Mansfield of Bedford. Burial from St Bernard's Church with a solemn high mass and interment in the parish cemetery.
Bedford district court heard four auto cases Monday with each defendant paying 5 dollars for speeding. Oscar Wirniski of Maynard paid 5 dollars for intoxication in South Acton, and Herman Vickman of Maynard received six months probation after arrest by Officer Connors. Francis E Stanley noted as auto manufacturer in West Newton.
The Boston and Worcester Street Railway Company outlines weekly excursions from its line points to various beaches. It will run through cars with reserved seats for every ticket sold and coordinate with connecting roads to ensure cars operate smoothly.
Concord residents report visits from Mrs. Julia Cody of Salem and Miss Bessie Hagerty of the Waltham hospital crew. Old Home Week events in Acton draw crowds, while plans for Labor Day promise flying balloons, horse racing, tug of war, dancing, and a busy Middlesex county outdoor show with bands and refreshments.
A company will shuttle 240 passengers in four cars from City Hall Worcester to the State bath house Revere for a Boston connection with Nantasket Beach and Bass Point steam boat lines. Marlboro and Hudson cars will offer boat fare on the same route from White's Corner. Tickets limited by car loads. sales urged early to avoid being turned away. Hudson residents harvest brown tail moths and town hall provides planning hooks for residents.
Large assortment of Singer sewing machines offered by Everett L. Miner Concord Mass on easy terms and cash. Also multiple parcels of land for sale including 4% acres on Walden Street and 6 acres off Walden Street near Town Farm with contact Charles E Brown and E W Morse for inquiries. The Henry A Reid house and six acres on Barretts Mill Road in Concord listed with Middlesex Institution of Savings as treasurer Charles B Brown.
A list of names appears under advertised letters including George H. Baker Francis Brown B F P Boger H W C Browne Thomas A Mason Chas Bagge John D McCann Edward Lehan J H Perkins Wm J Potter Harry Robinson and several ladies. Ashley P Howe enjoys his annual vacation at Holderness New Hampshire.
Boston papers praise J Sherman Potter of Concord for leaping into the water to save Henry J Dresser from drowning when the City of Rockland paddle wheels churned near Hampden. Potter, Amherst Agricultural College student, worked summers on the steamer with Henry and Luther Franks, former Concord Junction classmates.
A town committee formed to erect a memorial for Concord's Spanish American War dead met at the courthouse Friday evening. Edward W. Emerson was named chairman and Charles W. Prescott secretary. Many plans were discussed but no decision was reached. the group will reconvene after members review proposals.
A letter from F. W. Devoe & Co. of New York advertises lead and zinc based Devoe paint claiming higher wear and lower gallon use. It offers $1000 and payment of the chemist’s bill if adulteration is found, urging conformity to its white lead and linseed oil formula and naming Towle & Kent as sellers.
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