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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
10
Rates for advertising in The Enterprise include one inch for 75 cents and 25 cents for each additional inch. Special yearly rates apply. Business notices in local columns cost 10 cents per line per insertion.
Ed Hoiltt visited relatives in town last week. George Greenough bought the Abram Jones place. Joe Evans contends with a thumb injury from a felon. Miss Hurlburt from Ayer called on friends. Bertha Shapley of Leominster visited her aunts. Miss Anna McCarthy of Boston visited her sister. Mr. Arnold of Marlboro called on L. C. Hastings Saturday. Many attended last week's ball and spent the evening. Mrs. Young and Bernstein saw Ben Hur at the Boston Theatre. Miss Evad Sawyer of Waltham is at Acton for a visit. Will Piper moved from Railway ave to Richardson's block on Maynard street. Miss Payne and Miss Severns went to Boston to see Maude Adams. Billy DiBendetto welcomed a nine pound girl. Gees to eaten with are visiting for the week with the Dison Bairdeet family. Interested in autos read the big ad of W. A. Haynes Co. J. W. Burnham has recovered from a Christmas hip fracture and spoke at the ladies night at the church. The men’s and women’s clubs held a pleasant encamp and heard a four deer tale. The school committee set a no school signal for stormy days to be blown 15 minutes before 8 o'clock a.m. The A Merriam Co and Moore Burgess Co have
Mrs. Frisbee led the gathering with Mrs. Wm. assisting. the South Acton WCTU event organized by Loyal Temperance Legion officers chosen by children. Officers include Pres Mildred Gibbs, vice pres Katherine Reed, rec. sec Gladys Hodgen, treasurer Bernstein Cowan, collector Dora Pianist Georgiana McKen e.
The obituary notes a sudden attack leading to death due to heart trouble after delayed medical help. It states the body was moved from Fowler's undertakers to South Acton, to the brother Robert L. Randall's home. Services were by Rev. Willis of the Universalist church, with interment at the family lot in West Acton.
Mrs Ida Frisbee of Somerville organized a Loyal Temper movement with members highly interested. On Tuesday March 8 at the Universal South, Prof John A Nicholls, a famed orator, will speak on places famed in romance and history.
West Acton scenes include Carl Hoar visiting from Dartmouth College and several residents hosting guests from Still River Groton and Roxbury. Events mention church concerts cantatas and minstrel show while a milk route sale, mill repairs and social suppers are noted along with recoveries from pneumonia and travel spreads.
Michigan’s Patrona session showcases 800 granges with 48,000 paid members across 77 counties. Delegates from 63 Pomona and 320 subordinate granges attend, with 7,152.93 dollars cash on hand as of December 1, reflecting solid finances and active state involvement.
Public auction will sell on March 24 1910 at 3 20 PM all and singular the premises described in a mortgage deed by George C Skilton and Annie G L Skilton to the Institution for Savings for breach of condition. The property includes ninety acres with buildings in Bedford bounded by Concord Road and various ancestral parcels. Also three adjoining parcels known as Home Meadow and a one and a half acre lot with described boundaries. A full description of the land is recorded in Middlesex County deeds.
The article discusses using large fishery nets and trawls in great depths up to three and a half miles. It notes the Challenger and Michael Sara expeditions, with 225 fish from over half a mile depth, including new species, and hints at Ekman's current meter measuring oceanic shoal currents.
The four Styles children suffer scarlet fever while Will Edwards returns from South Framingham. Horace Tuttle and J. White battle illness, Arnold Lincoln visits Waltham, Clara Payson visits Chelsea, and Chester Wood wins a prize. Harold Phalen competed at Tufts. A suspect is sought for larceny by state officers. Acton’s no license league prepares for town meeting.
Lectures at Washington's birthday event were interrupted by a Tuesday storm. Mr. and Mrs. S. Miller and E. Stanley were cited among speakers. Taylor Sorcia entertained with harmonica tunes as the program paused for weather delays.
Mrs B C Chen ey will introduce the Grange Journal highlighting local writers. Past Master James B Tuttle resumes as drillmaster and organized a new ladies degree staff for the Lincoln Grange after travel to Lincoln Saturday. W A Haynes and Miss Elsie Dearborn spent time with Mrs Harrie Bean in Lynn. Mrs Charlies Thompson of Highland et visiting relatives in Spencer. Brighams duty noted as performed perfunctorily. Carl Curtis and Daniel Ross of North Grafton visited the city Sunday, former principal of Pleasant St school. Mrs F O Bowlby of Pearl St received word of Roy EB’s death from Miss Dore B of Hudson at the parsonage Saturday.
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