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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
4
The Enterprise notes its weekly publication schedule with JH Wilder as manager. It lists mailing details at the Maribor office, subscription rates for annual, semiannual, quarterly, and single copies, and guarantees advance payment. publication date or location references are unclear.
The notice outlines pricing for one inch one week ads at 75 cents with 25 cents per extra line. It also lists special yearly business rates in local columns at no cost per line per insertion.
The Concord Junction community reports visitors from Danvers Milford and Cambridge and notes church events and school diplomas. Local clubs plan June activities including a Hawthorne chapter cemetery visit and I C O F lodge services. Resident moves, auto purchases, and a gospel meeting close the update.
Morning service in the Union arch christened two children Andre H son of Mr and Mrs Atlaton and Eisie daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Loring. Mrs B W Ford improving slowly, rode Sunday. Wm H Woods house work begun on Central street. George G Russell breaking ground beside A L Payson for a double house. Sunlight club dance in Association hall a select successful affair with the American orchestra. Club plans another party Friday June 28. Mr Bissell of Salem visiting Frank R Connor Main street. John Maguire and John Sullivan to Farnumville.
3000 both early and late tomato plants offered for sale by Frank L Gar land in Concord Junction.
Washington reports confirm the president seeks to release China from the indemnity beyond actual expenses tied to the Boxer uprising of 1900. Congress would need to consent and the plan foresees a remittance of excess payments, reducing China’s total burden by substantial sums over years.
Paul W. Harrison of New Haven slipped from a pier while waiting for a tug to a vessel bound for South America. He was rescued with a heartbeat lasting three hours under surgery but died. In New Hampshire two hundred shoe cutters in West Derry struck for higher pay, seeking 13 to 15 dollars weekly.
At 4 oclock Tuesday afternoon in Trinity church Theodore L. Smith and Miss Alice L. Gage were united in marriage by Rev. Smith Owen Dexter. The maid of honor was Miss Olive Gage, sister of the bride. George K. Smith was best man. ushers included Richard R. Barrett Henry F. Smith Jr. Robert B. Gage and Fred erick W. Eaton. The couple left for Schenectady, New York, to reside.
Cards announce the marriage of Martin W Powers and Margaret Wilson in Fort Worth Texas. Royden A Bass and Goldie Stanley wed in Concord. other society notes include club meetings, school graduation, and a quiet home wedding. Texas bankers visited Concord. golf club held holiday cup event.
Concord high school held its class day events Friday in Eaton hall with an afternoon program led by class president J Alvord Rose. Miss Fern A Bradley and others selected the program including solos, oration, glee club numbers, ivy planting, and a reception. an evening dance followed with an orchestra and illuminated grounds.
Miss Frances H Sullivan of Dorchester Centre wed Thomas J Byron of Concord at St Matthew's Dorchester on June 12 at 4 pm. Rev Cronin officiated with Frank Byron as best man and Margaret Sweeney as bridesmaid. The couple prepared a reception then departed for a New York state trip returning via Meriden Conn and will reside on Thoreau Street in Concord.
Sir Chentung Liang Chang says the U S will waive part of the Boxer indemnity and that Secretary Root’s note hints Congress should relieve China from excess liability. In Milan the Perseveranza predicts a Japanese American entente to keep Far East peace, with Italy’s alliance ties stressed.
San Francisco on June 19 Mayor Schmitz obtained permission from Judge Lawlor to meet his lawyers but could not secure court leave for private business. He then sent a letter to the board of supervisors rebuking their move to remove him from office after a lengthy conference with his attorneys.
The Millbourne Mills company, a longtime flour concern operating since 1757, has failed for 751000 dollars. Mismanagement is blamed as books reportedly went 15 years without audit. No asset estimate provided.
A large and successful Life Insurance Company seeks an energetic representative for this vicinity. The contract offers increasing income each year and a splendid opportunity for the right man. Apply with references to P O Box 345 Boston Mass.
The Lathos river swollen by heavy rains floods most of Trikkala. More than one third of residences are destroyed and many victims are feared. Trikkala's population is about 22 000.
Middlesex School held its third annual graduation Thursday with a class of fourteen receiving diplomas at Warehall. Col. N. P. Hallowell opened ceremonies, Dean B. S. Hurlburt delivered the main address, and Grayson P. McCouch of Philadelphia gave the valedictory. Headmaster Frederick Winsor presented diplomas as the glee and mandolin club performed and a dance followed. Notable graduates include Conrad P. Aiken Cambridge W. Bowen Barker Jamaica Plain W Bruce Brownlee Spokane WA Kenneth McR Clark Brookline John T. Coolidge 3d Boston Alfred Wv deForest New York William P. Dillingham Boston John Elliott Keene NH Harris H. Gilman Winchester James Janney Philadelphia James R. Senior Cincinnati Robert S. Wallace Fitchburg and Edward N. Wright Philadelphia.
A list of names and entities shows supposed recipients for advertised letters. Individuals include Chauncey Adams Mathias El iasson Krysis Gurdesius John A. Haederson Hendee Mfg. Co Leon KE Ryther E A Robinson Lee Smith Laura Benoit Mrs N Brooks Mrs Kristine Blisson Annie Hannigan Florence Price Miss Hattie Rust Miss E A Winslow Fosterville.
For Rent unfurnished rooms with modern conveniences. Box 604 Concord Mass. Wanted a girl for general house work. Apply Mrs Chamberlin 7 Lowell road. For Sale upright piano address P O box 530 Concord Mass. For Sale two horse spring wagon. Apply John Haggerty Concord Mass.
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