Local Notices and Classified Miscellany
Clerks appointed at Boston Specialty Stores. Loughlin lands painting contract for D F Henneses new building on Bedford Street. Lost black card case with mileage book, return to M W Powers. A late car runs from South Acton to Maynard and Concord Junction after Y PCA dance. Company I drills moved to Thursday evenings. Runners return to wagon as thaw resumes. Coal wagon temporarily stuck in town. Voter registrars set sessions for March 15 and 19 at designated venues. Naturalization and tax bills due. Concord Council K of C rehearsals for The Lost Paradise set for April 11-12 with dancing on second night. Furniture repairs urged with D Ky Potter Co. For sale: The Simmons Place on Monument Street and other properties including acres on acee hes eeeen Hill and a building on Knap Street Tolet. Property listings by Prescott Keyes, 5 Tremont Berech, Boston. Turkish chairs offered 20 to 40 dollars. A chestnut saddle mare, 15% hands, 1075, bred for family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Byron
Boston Specialty Stores Co
James Loughlin
D. F. Hennessey
Bedford St.ner
Philadelphia
B. & M. R. R. Finder
M. W. Powers
South Acton
Maynard
Concord Junction
James B. Wood & Son
D. Ky, Potter & Co
Simmons
Monument Street
James D. Tanner
Knap Street
Devens
Hub Streets
Walden Street
George J. Emmett
Red Farm
Main Street
Prescott Keyes
Tremont Berech
Boston
D. F. Potter & Co
Weekday Half Holiday Proposed by Mill-Dam Residents
Prominent Mill-Damites plan to close the business district Thursday afternoons each week. They argue the move will not hurt profits as customers will shift purchases to other weekdays. They expect to secure the holiday this summer and urge action to implement the plan.
Marlboro Notes on Visits and Local Events
Dr J F Spencer visited Lynn on Monday. Mrs Frank Ellis is sick. Dennis O'Brien returned from Roxbury. The Eagles initiated over 30 candidates. Bertha Wall visited Maynard. Henry Bruso works for J S Aldrich. C A Reckard visited from Chelsea. Ex Alderman Hayes returned from Florida. Dr H B Smythe visiting from Bridgeport. Dramatic club planning a social soon. Hayward preached at North Grafton Unitarian. George R Hall & Co hold plumbing contract for Central block. Marlboro Gas installed two Humphrey arc lights in Windsor House. Joseph Lynch recovering from fever threat. Edward Hawkins left Marshall's bakery for Boston. Keystone Dramatic to present The Garrison Girl on April 9. H O White changing Marlboro Fruit Co. store and Samuel Howe place. Rev Hugh Blount of Dorchester to speak at Immaculate Conception church. Charles Lincoln, former resident, becomes stage mechanic for Under Southern Skies. Mrs C H Merchand arrives from Montreal and will reside on Highland St. Marlboro Bar tenders Union votes to give $60 to city hospital. Billy Hallman of the thespian season signs with weavers for baseball. Harvey Crouch of Boston visits Marlboro. he trains between Boston and Fall River. Harry Skeffington of Brockton urges Douglas for Democratic convention delegate. Division 16 A O H greets seven candidates. degree team led by Cratty performs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Reckard
Chelsea
Charles E. Hayes
Florida
H. B. Smythe
Bridgeport
J. H. Lynch
Rice St
Edward Hawkins
Marshall's Bakery
Boston
Keystone Dramatic Club
Garrison Girl
H. O. White
Marlboro Fruit Co
Samuel Howe Place
Hudson St
Charles Lincoln
Southern Skies” Company
C. H. Merchand
Montreal
Highland St
Marlboro
Harvey Crouch
Crouch
Fall River
Harry J. Skeffington
Brockton
W. L. Douglas
A. A. Cratty
Reverend Keller to Speak on Hopefulness of Race Problem
Rev R H Keller of Birmingham Alabama will speak at the Trinitarian church next Sunday evening at 7 30 on the Hopefulness of the Race Problem in the South He will be accompanied by the Alabama Orphan School Jubilee quartet and sing plantation melodies Endorsements include Booker T Washington and the Mayor of Birmingham with trustees of the institutions invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Keller
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Colored Orphans
Trinitarian Church
South
Alabama Orphan School Jubilee Quartet
Keller
Booker T. Washington
Birminham
John D. Long
Istitutions
Citizens' Caucus Nomination Meeting Called in Town Hall
Voters will gather at the town hall in W on March 16 at 7 30 PM to nominate town officers. The event announces a local caucus and the formal selection of candidates.
Advertised Letters List Includes Notables and Mrs Clark
The notice lists recipients for advertised letters including C Hanson A D the or eanerd Mrs Clark Carter Mrs H Harden Mrs Elizabeth Lowmeee and Mrs Nellie Peters.
Wanted Reliable Man for Grand Union Tea Co Job
Help wanted for Grand Union Tea Co at 91 Moody Street in Waltham Massachusetts. Apply in person for the position seeking a dependable worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Union Tea Co
Moody St
Waltham, Mass
Rooms for rent in Concord with Miss Martha Barrett
Nine rooms on Main Street available to rent with Miss Martha Barrett. Also options on Hubbard Street and West Wood and Middle Street listings. M Keyes acts as sole agent in Concord for these rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Barrett
Hubbard St
Main St
Frente i. Dans ‘Work
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cure Promises from Pain Balm
Dennison Ohio brakeman William Shaffer suffered weeks of inflammatory rheumatism. After trying many remedies he used Chamberlains Pain Balm from Mc Caws drug store and within a week could return to work. The note mentions sales by P B DeLee of Maynard. Maynard Thursday proves tough for electric railroad travel though C M H offered better service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shaffer
S . Brakeman
Dennison
Ohio
McCaw
P. B. DeLee
Maynard
Community Notes From Hudson And Nearby Towns
Local residents befall a range of events from illnesses and hospital visits to job moves and social gatherings. Patrick Kearney remains seriously ill at home on Maple Street while Carter Real Estate contemplates a Marlboro branch.
Hyomei Promises Catarrh Cure or Money Back Guarantee
An article touts Hyomei as a simple breathing cure for catarrh with a refund guarantee if it fails. It claims high cure rates and presents the maker H. Richardson as backing the guarantee, though some details appear unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Local Carts and Blacksmiths Promote Quality Work
The firm offers sturdy durable carts with neat appearance and reliable performance. They emphasize expert horse shoeing branded as A1 and claim growing recognition as artists in their craft. Try their services.
Local Notes and Elections in Concord and Maynard
J McGANN and Mrs Farrell cited in local notices. H A Bass visits his parents in South Weymouth. William H Wood reported gaining. Mrs Wood ill. Mr and Mrs Brooks Reed of Maynard visit Nell and others. Bessie Lowe gives organ recital in Groton Unitarian church. Marrs of Dorchester visit J Henry Marrs in Highland Street. Funeral of William Loomer of Acton held with interment at Sleepy Hollow. North Middlesex Branch Women’s Board of Missions meets at Concord Congregational Church. In West End politics, George G Russell favored for selectman. Concord Junction notes: L N Fowler selling goods. town meets re license 691, yes 544. Advertising blurb on disturbances of strikers and Electric Bitters endorsed by local pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Farrell
H. A. Bass
South Weymouth
Wm. H. Wood
Wood
Brooks Reed
Maynard
Charles Nell
Bessie Lowe
Groton
G. W. Marrs
Dorchester
J. Henry Marrs
Highland St
B. & M. R. R. Finder
H. H. Young's
William Loomer
Acton
W. W. Campbell
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
North Middlesex
Woman's Board of Missions
Congregational Church
Concord
West End
George G. Russell
Harness Repairing Offer From A 25 Year Shop
A veteran shop promotes harness repair and new orders saying they provide best work at reasonable prices. It emphasizes forty years of combined experience and a long standing local presence while inviting customers to repair rather than replace.
Concord Jet Hall Association Faces Dissolution
Notice states that on March 4 1904 stockholders of the Concord Jet Hall Association a Massachusetts corporation located at Concord Junction will dissolve under chapter 104 section 66 of the Public Statutes. All bills or claims must be exhibited and payment demanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Concord
Maas
Concord Jet
Hall Association
Massachusetts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chap
H. S. Richardson
Pharmacist
Mass
Thiffon
Silk
P.P. Adams
Asst. Register
McCall's
Concorp
Concord Council
K. of C
J. F. Spencer
Lynn
Frank Ellis, Elm Sr
Dennis O’brien
Roxbury
the Eagles
Bertha Wall
Henry Bruso
Howest
J. S. Aldrich
Hayward
Unitarian
North Grafton
George R. Hall & Co
Marlboro Gas Company
Windsor House
Hugh Blount
Immaculate Conception Church
Citizens’ Caucus
Concord Locas
Hudson
Patrick Kearney
Maple St
Carter
Nellie Conley
Springfield
Thomas Coggins
Elm St
Flora Pelthier
Lavelle
Hartford
Mary Haynes
C. M. Brett
Frank Walcott
Walcott
Mary Mullaney
Apsley Rubber Works
Unitarian Sunday School
Lodge of Eagles
James Fitzgerald
East Boston
Daniel Feeney
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Division 9
Town Hall
Gertrude Meserves
Wakefield
N. H
8. A. Holt
Emory Dupont
Dupont
Annie Noel
Chase Building
Nova Scotia
James Kennedy
South Framingham
Jim
New England Basketball League
Lowell
Armour & Co
Houghton St
John Maguire
Houghton Express
James Powers
Westboro
C.C
C. Ccs Co
BIG Department Store
Double Green
Combination Cash Store Co
Ces
H. J. Dwinell
T. J. McGann
and Dave Hayes
B. W. Brown’s
L. N. Fowler
Charles A. Bennett
D. D. Rose
Johnson Pharmacy
J. C. Friend
Willard Pharmacy
Maynard Harness Shop
Mill Pond
H. E. Clouch Notary Public
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