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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
8
Philip A. Davie visited relatives in Hartford last week. Michael Finigan has measles at home on Bedford road. Paul Murray has been confined to his house several days with illness. Samuel Hoar suffers from scarlet fever at his Main Street home. The stork delivered a son to Rev and Mrs Smith Owen Dexter on Tuesday morning.
Miss F W Richardson read the most interesting paper on The ava Orchestra before Musical club members entertained by Missie Rood at Mrs Charles Bowene home. The program featured Haydn Schubert Bach and Tschaikowsky selections with Mrs Brown Mrs Eckfeldt and others, followed by coffee and tea. Christie's Concord Store sold to Adams Co. L A Adams of Rockland Mass named resident manager and a clearance sale to start. Carrie A Smith purchases Christie millinery stock and will run a new millinery shop. Christie keeps his Maynard store.
In the House on Monday a bill by Roger Sherman Hoar to curb fraudulent transfers failed by 191 to 38. Hoar remains active, addressing the agriculture committee on Tuesday in support of state agricultural schools and addressing the judiciary on Wednesday in favor of the Wambaugh Taft Injunction bill and his jury trials bill for indirect contempt.
The regular Wo man s club session heard the treasurer report on finances and upcoming events, with members noting the club’s ongoing activities and financial status.
A local printer advertises business card services claiming handsome prints and guaranteed complete satisfaction on every line of the order. The notice urges businessmen to keep ready cards for daily use and professional presence.
Florence Howe read the Carter Brent report praising major park systems in Chicago Cleveland and San Francisco while noting Boston has the nation’s most extensive system. Mise urged club members to back a bill to reserve two sections of western territory for federal forestry irrigation and agriculture, as refreshments followed by Mrs. John W. Raymond and others were served.
The Concord W C T U met on Tuesday for the Frances Willard memorial service, honoring her 25 years of leadership in the national union. An annual ten thousand unions donate $2.000 each for temperance work and union formation. A Friday food sale at the Trinitarian church vestry at 3 o'clock, with vestry open at 10, was announced.
H J Hansen occupies his new store at 7 Walden Street this week replacing Stephen Van Arnam. The shop has an enlarged stock and continues to offer prompt repairs. Calm and see Mr Hansen at the new stand. He will be glad to see you.
Paris reports Edward H B James asserts Jesus was a political leader killed by Romans for lese majeste at the urging of certain Jews who were Romans. James, son of Robert James, a Concord native, is in Paris researching a new life of Jesus and published the volume as a pamphlet.
Miss Esther Mcinn ie of Ludlow rests at Idlewild while 60 measles cases rise nearby. The annual town meeting is set for March 28. Local residents attend a Christian Endeavor convention in South Acton.
An advertisement brief invites readers to place result notices in The Enterprise. The notice outlines pricing and deadlines for submitting results, with emphasis on clear formatting and timely publication in upcoming editions.
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