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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
2
The W A Haynes Company announces an issue with an old unit and offers replacement or service options. The notice emphasizes addressing nonfunctioning equipment and restoring performance for customers.
A mixed page item notes Otis Beal in the Orient and a new delivery wagon for Taylor Adams, plus local mentions of Longley’s mill work, a chef engagement for Rock’s restaurant, and patrol wagon upgrades. Massachusetts probate citations announce estates of John M Whitney of Maynard and Augusta H Barrett of Concord with court dates in 1908 and required public notices in Maynard Enterprise and Concord Enterprise.
Rev W W Campbell pastor conducts services at 10 45 a m and 7 p m in school 12 00 m 8 C BE at 6 00 p m 1c B at 3 00 p m meeting Tuesday evening at
Unitarian and Congregational congregations hold regular services with preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:20 p.m. on Sundays. Additional meetings include prayer and communion times in January March July September and November with Monday evening gatherings before communion.
The Scandinavian M. E. Church schedules an evening service from 7.45 to 9.00 with a prayer meeting Friday 8 to 9. A Christian Science service occurs Sunday morning at 11.30 in Insurance Hall, Monument. A testimonial meeting is held first Wednesday monthly at 7.45. All are warmly welcome.
Rev Sidney J Wil pastor at Unitarian church holds services Sundays at 10 20. Sunday school led by superintendent of Sunday school with sessions at 4 1 0. Details appear in local church notes.
Readable fragments show references to foresters and Pythias lodges, with scattered dates and meeting days such as Wednesdays and Thursdays. Mentions include Maynard Toise, Mizpat Lo'se, and C. T. meetings, plus recurring Sundays and second Thursdays. Context unclear due to OCR errors.
The subscriber is appointed administrator of the estate of Bertha M Merriam of Acton Middlesex deceased in testate. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to Frank A Merriam Adm South Acton Mass May 19 1908.
A quotation from Clothiers' and Haberdashers' Weekly argues that halting business for every downturn would make a merchant a fool, yet questions how advertisers differ when they pause ads for the same reason.
Marlboro D. Poulin of Worcester visited his daughter in the city Sunday. George Q. Beauregard visited his son Osias in New Bedford Sunday. Willie Renaud works at Carpenter's barber shop on Lincoln Street. All cottages at Solomon Pond kept open house Saturday and Sunday. Arthur Bonin of Lynn was the eldest of his parents on Fay Court Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Collins of Millis spent Sunday with friends in town. William J. Tutty of Salem spent Saturday and Sunday with family on Short Street. R.8. Newcome is active at the E. F. Houghton store building. A case of measles reported at Jacob Dockendorff's home on Concord Street. G. W. Piper hung a large awning on Marlboro Grain Elevator Co. Madeline Toupin of the city won first prize at an amateur contest in Milford recently. Mrs. Joseph Labassiere and Mrs. Lorenzo Bissonnette visited in Leominster Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Sasseville and son of Pawtucket R. I. were visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Dufault were called to Spencer Sunday by the death of the latter's mother. Edgar Parent of Providence R. I. was the guest of Oliver Blanchette on Lincoln Street over Sunday. Arthur Lesieur of Woonsocket R. I. was the guest of his brother Moise Lesieur the baker Sunday. Hudson high school trimmed Stow Athletic Club by a score of ? to ? in Hudson Thursday. R. K. Chagnon and his two daughters of Nashua N. H. passed Memorial Day with relatives in the city.
Middlesex County District Court orders William C. Bass to notify William T. Moore and Albert Vanderhoof trustee of the suit for $200 in a May 1908 contract action. Defendants have no known residence in Massachusetts. publication of the order in Concord Enterprise is required weekly for three weeks, last at least fourteen days before July. The matter continues to the first Monday of July for appearance.
Governor Hughes denounces race track gambling as immoral and pledges to enforce or amend laws as needed. He urges direct nominations so representatives answer to the people and uphold constitutional and legal mandates.
A class of ten from Midwestern colleges sails to Europe with Professor Edward A Steiner to study aliens at home and their history. They will travel Bohemia to Italy then return to New York trailing immigrants to assess language habits and social conditions. The yearlong project funds split between Erie Connellsville Scranton Warren and Uniontown and private donors.
Speaker Cannon and his automobile party led by Senator Hemenway of Indiana and Congressman Landis arrived in Pittsburg last night. They may abandon the cars here and return by train after urgent telegrams from political and business associates.
Sir Redvers Buller dies at 69 in London. He commanded the English army at the outbreak of the Boer War and faced recall over his conduct. His career included China in 1860 and multiple campaigns. His relief of Ladysmith sparked national joy after 118 days under siege.
Washington June 3 John H Hammond has decided to seek the Republican nomination for vice president. He is urged by friends who note his California birth and knowledge of western problems. Now a resident of Gloucester Massachusetts he was formerly with the Guggenheim Mining company and has since worked independently as a mining engineer.
In a United States circuit court of appeals ruling, Marie Molaupt administratrix of E W E Molaupts estate loses damages claim for injuries while on a moving train platform. A collision killed the man after he left his seat for the rear platform. New York reports note a coral reef specimen weighing nearly two tons arrives in the city for the American Museum of Natural History.
A $300 000 000 mortgage on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy system, secured to Central Trust of New York, was offered to the secretary of state but delayed over a $100 000 filing fee. Road officials contend exemption under gross earning tax. In Manila Fauustino Alen and Esptridon Rota were executed for multiple murders at Bilibid prison.
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