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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1904
Page
4
Marlboro basketball season continues as Co F faces S H A C in Music Hall Saturday night. Elizabeth Kelley wins contest at C C S store with 11 000 words. B J Coughlin receives a letter from Congressman Tirrell, contents not disclosed, rumored to hold significant information.
William Newman of the wet finishing department fractured two ribs Saturday morning after falling onto a wheel barrow handle while attempting to prevent cloth from falling. He struck his left side and was attended by Dr. Flagg.
Unclear when the basketball game between S H A C and St Bridget will be played to decide the tie in the local series. It was hoped for Saturday night but St Bridget refuses to play without Campbell who is sidelined with an injured hand.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for deeds of kindness and words of sympathy after the loss of their father and brother Abbie E. Eaton Georgie E. Gould Nettie B. Davis Martha Lockwood express gratitude for support during bereavement.
Readable fragments show a for sale notice for an established lunch room located on Maynard Street. The text includes garbled pricing and sale references, but confirms a business property available to purchase.
An ad touts H. B. Richardson offering Mio na weight loss tonics with no risk and a money back claim. It promises rapid digestion improvement and weight gain after taking a single tablet with meals and notes a small fraction see dramatic results while many see none.
Marlboro items report residents such as George Martel laid up with the grip and Miss Maggie Matthews working at Corcoran's dry goods. The Century club plans boat purchases for Fort Meadow and J. H. Croft secures a painting contract on the Levers estate. Local events include lectures, theatre appearances, and community notices as residents travel to Boston and nearby towns.
Madame J. Gregoire returns from New York with milliner Miss Gaupay. Evangelist H Beaudreau purchased the John Mitchell place near Stevens corner. Miss C E Corcoran heads to New York for spring style inspection. Recruits expected to join F C Curtis camp. Roscoe Giles visits Boston show houses. Mrs Clara Baker returns to Attleboro after visit with Mrs Noah Willard. G N Rogers returns to Manchester NH after visit at 36 Harvard St. Winnie O Donnell joins Treacy Brothers dry goods. D F Buckley resumes duties at D J Forest Co after recovering from typhoid fever. Marlboro High School basketball loses to Worcester South 39 9. Charles W Smith of Medford tops trolley bowling with 122. Hayes from Ponce de Leon Hotel reports balmy Florida weather akin to Northern June. P G Colleary to rehearse Knights of Columbus minstrel show. Divorces nisi granted Stillman J Marshall vs Hattie F Marshall and George H Burbank vs Clara H Burbank in Middlesex court. J J Shaughnessy counsel for libellants.
The Concord Junction Woman's Club holds its regular meeting for general reading at the church Tuesday afternoon with Miss Brown delivering an address on French Art. Robert W. Browning and George W. Young attended the Massachusetts Consistory event in Boston Friday night to witness the 27 degree exemplification. Discussion suggests growing interest in selecting a candidate for selectman, with Mr. Hodgman favored and well known for five years on the board of registration.
Secretary Hay and Russian Ambassador Count Cassini held a lengthy meeting amid mounting discontent in Russia toward American reporting. Cassini urged cooler press language to preserve friendly ties, stressing the U S has commercial aims in Manchuria and a desire for mutual understanding amid growing war fears.
Mrs Mary Greenie of Atchison urges mothers to try Hyomei for croup after her 10 year old daughter improved dramatically. She states she spent much on doctors with no relief before Hyomei, and offers to answer letters. Johnsons Pharmacy sells Hyomei with a money back guarantee locally.
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