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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1907
Page
5
The Concord Junction Underwear factory will close its manufacturing part after two years. It will sell all on hand at less than cost of manufacture due to labor shortages and move to focus on retail stores. Spring and summer undermuslins offered at great savings with vast variety and high quality styles.
Regular goods priced at 1 to 1 2 off typical prices. Our factory known for good material fit and workmanship. Sale ends Saturday March 9 at Concord Store Only.
The Treasury Department selected land on Mechanic Street between Witherbee and Gay streets in Marlboro for a future federal building, with a bid under 15 000 dollars from the Marlboro Building Association. The plan calls for a granite two story front and one story rear structure, with an estimated total construction cost around 75 000 dollars, and completion not expected for two years pending appropriation.
A near full Marlboro theatre Tuesday night heard 16 Boston Symphony Orchestra members plus soloists in a varied program. Highlights included Mendelssohn concerto in G minor with Miss Stowe, Verdi Aida selections, and Hadley cello solo. Applause and encores followed each number. The event, directed by Gustav Strube, featured Josephine Knight, Herbert W Smith, and Miss Annie B Stowe.
Dr James Hyslop, a Columbia University logic and ethics professor, claims contact with deceased scientists via mediums and lights. He aims to found a New York institute for scientific spiritism while debates grow over Mrs. Piper telepathy and Hodgson's reported communications.
In Inglind in 1885 a condemned man named John Lee faced a hanging. The trap doors repeatedly failed to open after the signal, exposing a miraculous near-death sequence lasting eighteen minutes. Lee survived three times and was later granted a respite by Sir William Harcourt.
A New York reminiscence recalls a boy named Johns Hopkins who refused pie from a neighbor when asked to borrow a flatiron. Conscience got the better of him on the walk home, and he returned to admit the truth about the pie. Separately, Hotel Martha Washington reports the Duchess of Marlborough will stay in a 10 room suite on April 13 after initial talks with her representatives.
Local listings note Alexander Grenier of Leominster visiting town while Conclave No. 143 Knights of Sherwood holds a well attended meeting and initiates three candidates. St Marys adds a fourth Mass and Citron basketball seeks rematch with Lemons after an 11 to 0 loss.
The Colonial club met Wednesday at the G A R hall with invited guests. Mrs Lawrence spoke on Japan, sharing experiences from her time living there and detailing its people and customs aided by stereopticon. The next meeting will be at Mrs A B Howe's Pleasant Street home.
Elizabeth W. Keeler files a petition for partition of undivided one ninth part of real estate in Concord Middlesex. Court orders sale and conveyance of net proceeds. Citations issued to named heirs and notice published in Concord Enterprise. Hearing set March 26, 1907 in Cambridge.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court announces petition to grant letters of administration for Lucy Harrington of Concord. Silas R. Kenniston of Malden seeks administration or a suitable alternative. Court in Cam will hear March 9 1907 at nine in the forenoon. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise. Copy to known heirs seven days before the hearing. W E Rogers Register. Prescott Keyes Attorney.
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