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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
2
A satirical swoop through international affairs notes Irish and French tensions at the House of Commons, remarks on indemnities to China, and critiques of European rulers. It mocks English military pace, candy for soldiers, and a surge in social reforms among German women. It ends with watches on Turkish naval finances and Indiana’s divorce law reform efforts.
Mrs Chas Applegate of Alexaudrin Indiana writes that after long night coughs and blood spit from consumption she found recovery with three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery. She reports dramatic weight gain and full cure, noting it guaranteed against coughs colds la grippe bronchitis.
Harold Parmenter of Ashmont works for the Consolidated railroad and visited his parents on Sunday. Abiel B. Smith sold his East Sudbury farm to William B. Sanderson of Weston. Barthy Cain of Saxonville, aged 75, died at Framingham hospital after being struck by a Boston and Albany freight train near his home, a longtime resident and former Foley Hall member.
A Morgantown Tennessee mother describes a severe scalp outbreak on her daughter later cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The ad claims the salve guarantees cures for eczema tetter salt rheum pimples sores ulcers and piles with a 250 price at Burdett Co and listed stores in Hudson Northboro Concord and Maynard.
Maynard events fill a town page with names and places from Winchester Marlboro and Concord. Activities include church services at St Luke s and St Bernard s, a sacred concert by Ideal Concert Co of Boston, Mizpah Rebekah lodge entertainment, and a Royal Arcanum visit to Assabet council. Local visits, ads, and charity gatherings are noted alongside a fire alarm and new voters.
Hudson faces Maynard on March 16 to settle disputed supremacy. Hudson will present the Martens brothers of Springfield Green and Porter of Hudson and Billy Halloran of Marlboro, while Maynard fields its standard quintet. Fast game expected with potential record crowd.
At a Thursday meeting the mill spinners voted to accept a 16 percent wage advance on a grade of work. They also accepted management promises to end daytime loafing and nighttime work disparities, effectively resolving longstanding dissatisfaction.
The season shows promise as basketball supporters back baseball and Maynard is to play this year. Organizing a team seems favorable after last year’s momentum and the strong local interest in clubs and matches.
At the Wednesday meeting of the Catholic Union business and pleasure merged for the annual officer election. Eight board seats were filled from sixteen candidates. winners include Misses Hannah Sweeney Kate Coughlan Mary Joyce Alice Nagle P J Sullivan Jas A Kilferty A J Coughlan and George H Creighton. Alice Nagle then read a Ben Hur summary and Fr Crowe presented an illustrated play scene. Sacred songs were sung by Misses Anna L McMorrow.
Concord churches list weekly services including Arian 10.45 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sabbath school times and youth group meetings. Trinity Church Episcopal under Rev. Henry King Hannah offers morning services at 10.45 with Sunday school at 10.00, while First Parish Unitarian features a pastor. Scandinavian Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. Charles H. Johnson holds Sunday services and a close meeting Friday at 7.30 p.m.
A lettered list of weekly worship times and Christian activities across Episcopal and Catholic parishes. Rev. Chas H Washburn at First Church holds morning service at 10:30. Sun school at noon. Epworth League 6.00. evening service 7.15. St George’s Episcopal notes 10:45 morning service, 12:16 catechism, 7:00 evensong. St Bridget’s Catholic Church lists Masses 8:30 and 10:10, Sunday school 2:15 p.m. West Acton details included.
Frst and third Mondays host Foresters and Red Men lodge activities. Ul W., second and eee Tie Haynara Lodge No. 181, 1. 0. 0. F., Wednesday. No. D., of R., first and Toaetane nn
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