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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
7
In a 1906 statement Mrs. Cole recalls severe kidney trouble with back pain and fatigue. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with restoring health and reports no recurrence over the years. The corroboration reiterates prior praise and confirms long term relief.
Railroad timetable update altering the Old Colony Division schedule. Trains run Marlboro to Boston and Southboro with numerous departure and arrival times listed, including Sunday patterns. Boston to Northboro Clinton Leave times and connections to Fitchburg and Framingham are noted with multiple daily and Sunday departures.
Miss Grace Mahoney of East Boston spent Sunday with her parents. The Arc club met at Mrs Laker's Friday. The Ladies church and society meets Thursday afternoon. Mrs Harriet Phalen and her son Harold visit Amherst relatives. Mrs Emma Hutchins of Chelmsford and Mrs Turner of Lowell visited Mrs Hiram Proctor Thursday. Graduation for high school pupils Thursday. Class day at Eaton hall Friday. Thursday town hall dance postponed due to weather. Mr Fisk will run another Thursday. James B. Tuttle attended the Universalist church supper and gave comic readings. William Edwards home on two week vacation from South Framingham. may visit Gloucester. Mrs A L Noyes visiting Edward Quimby in Yale, Conn. will attend granddaughter Marjorie’s graduation. Children’s Day in Congregational church next Sunday. service replaced by concert at 11.45. Strawberry festival in church Thursday afternoon and evening. organized by Ladies Aid society.
Time table amended to June 5 1910. Saturdays and Sundays half hour cars 2 PM to 8 PM. A special theatre car for Maynard connects at Concord Depot with Express leaving Boston 11 29 PM. Through service to Arlington Heights on hourly arrivals. Connections at Hudson with Boston Worcester for Marlboro South Framingham Worcester. Concord junction connections to Lexington Boston for Lowell Lexington Waltham.
North Acton notes a busy Sunday visit list including Dennison Freeman and Mrs Patterson. Visitors flocked to the Lake for a weekend. Mrs Reed of Chelmsford visited her brother. S B Miller and family arrived for a short visit. Robert Cheney returned to school after measles. Forrest Spinney took a Boston restaurant break to visit relatives. Mrs J S White is improving after erysipelas. Everett Maynes rides to work as fireman on the Marlboro way freight. Helena McCarthy completed Year One at State Normal Framingham. Florence White to receive Concord High diploma. Leonard White to finish postgrad at Concord. Macadam road progress praised. Mrs Tillsdh and Miss Robbins cases noted. Children’s night at the Grange drew a good crowd. The Highland Coal Co. affair noted with Alden managing home farm. Miss Blanche Varney, formerly Everett teacher, visited Ella Miller. July 1 plan to travel to Los Angeles with Miss Kraft. John Wayne and wife travel to Jersey City for their son Herbert’s funeral. he died of blood poisoning.
The 1910 law passed by the legislature prohibits selling blank cartridges toy pistols and certain fireworks including picric acid items. It sets licensing for manufacture storage and sale and allows city by laws and district police rules with a 50 cent permit fee. Violations carry fines up to 100 and imprisonment up to 30 days. The act takes effect June 1 1910.
Marlborough Savings Bank of Marlborough Massachusetts announces dividends payable on the third Wednesday of January and July. Banking hours are 9 to 3 weekdays and 9 to 12:30 on Saturday. William D. Burdett serves as president and Charles F. Holyoke as treasurer.
The Gloucester Times notes growing support for Governor Draper, citing his frank, principled stance and strong appeal across party lines. It contrasts his leadership with the tariff and cost of living debates and highlights Massachusetts business groups discussing home investments and economic growth.
Chambers of commerce and local papers discuss the dangers of distant investments and the advantages of home investments in New England. The Youth's Companion notes this frequent topic as facts are well known and the message remains strong.
The State Board of Agriculture holds a field meeting at Massachusetts Agricultural College Amherst on Thursday June 23. A full program features spraying demonstrations by Prof. F C Sears grass culture by Prof. Wm P Brooks alfalfa culture swine growing lunch and talks on corn breeding and feeding Prof L A Clifton will deliver the keynote at 2 p.m. milking demonstrations also planned with a special focus on field milk production.
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