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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
4
A formal notice dated Wednesday March 4, 1906 places an office at 181 Main Street Marlboro. The record records a location address and the day of the notice with no further actions or events described.
North Conway New Hampshire March 14 It is learned that Rev St Ethelbert Yates who died by his own hand at an Old Town Maine hotel on March 6 was a former Christchurch rector deposed from the priesthood by Bishop Niles after an elopement Yates born in England about 40 years ago came to America five years ago married in New Jersey later separated from his first wife and returned to the United States with the North Conway girl and the Brookton Maine marriage to a Brookton woman followed by teaching and further troubles ending in his suicide
Mr and Mrs Henry Joslin hosted a large whist party Monday. Mrs George Butters suffered a paraly tic shock and is in serious condition. Rev Fr Gormley delivered a sermon at St Bernard s church. Edward W Flannery scored 141 Monday on Monument alleys. William Wheeler plans a tennis court near the golf house for Concord Golf Club members. The Bulger property on Lexington road transfers to Miss Sarah Brooks of Lexington.
Emerson B. Cutler of Bedford was mourned at his son Frank B. Cutler’s Concord home on Tuesday afternoon at 1. The service drew many Old Concord Post 180 G. A. R. members. Mr Cutler had enlisted in Concord in Co. G, 47th Regiment from Bedford. The interment was in Bedford, his former home.
A large horse auction is planned at the Nathan Derby place in Concord Junction. The sale will start Monday at 12:30 PM, conducted by John A. Finnegan.
An ask for a cheap sleigh from W W Blossom at 172 Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction appears with local ads for children's aprons drawers waists and neckties at 20c from A G Gerow. Union church hosts ladies night March 20 at 2 30 with entertainment illustrated talk on physical culture recitations and music light refreshments admission 15c.
A sale offering Rhode Island Beds single comb select stock at 50 and 75 cents per setting. Apply to Mrs. Luther Franks, 162 Commonwealth Ave., Concord Junction.
Local Marlboro notes list births and illnesses including Harry Munroe’s daughter born Mon and Officer Buckley welcoming a new daughter. Residents Anita Charron, Emma Osborne, and others are cited with visits, travels, and family events across Marlboro, Lynn, Worcester, and Spencer.
The Lincoln water board posts a vote showing intent to compel Concord to seek another water source due to Sandy pond conditions. They reference Act 1872 and bylaws, noting that if pond water proves insufficient for both towns, Lincoln must be supplied first.
Concord and surrounding readers learned of the death of Frank Moore in Brattleboro Vermont after several paralytic strokes. Born in Waltham he worked in paper manufacturing in Pepperell and Boston then ran a Boston paper brokerage. He served as Concord town auditor for five years and clerk of the selectmen for three, and was treasurer of the Concord Golf Club until last month. The funeral was held Saturday at 3 pm in the Unitarian church with burial in Sleep Hollow Cemetery.
Next Sunday evening at the Trinitarian church the Hospital Visitation Work of Boston will be presented by Mr. Lewis E. Smith a longtime hospital visitor. He will speak and sing with autoharp accompaniment. The service begins at 7 30 with no creed caste or color recognition and will be led by the Christian Endeavor Missionary Committee. A semi annual gift of attendance certificates to children will be featured.
Mrs Florence Kelley of New York lectured before the Women's club on social work. She cited labor laws for saleswomen and messenger boys, New York school laws, child labor, and a proposed federal children commission. She noted canning in California and pea shelling by children in Central New York. The talk highlighted 580000 untaught children, including 510000 southern blacks. Concord veteran George McDonald marked his 80th birthday with family at his Bedford Street home.
Concord High School pupils staged The Elopement of Ellen a three act comedy to a crowded Friday night audience in support of The Voice. Notable performances included Miss Plastridge Miss Rideout and Miss Wheeler with Warren K Blodgett Edwin Qua Milton Beane and others delivering strong portrayals. Under Samuel H Tut tle the play was directed with stage assistance from Miss Lucy Hosmer and Miss Ethel Temple. After the show the High School orchestra provided music and dancing continued late.
Concord beat West Roxbury 31 to 19 with O'Connell Varley Carson Flynn and Jey among the scorers. Varley and Barsoom drew fouls for goals on fouls. OBITUARY Miss Bridget Smith 26 died at her sister’s Bow Road home after an operation. Funeral Friday at 9 in St Bernard’s Church.
Classified items list rentals and sales including a corner Thoreau Belknap house for let with contact Prescott Keyes, a 1904 Stan gp Ay-Sallam auto for sale at 300, Vanderveer's framing and art materials, Middle street Lovisa J. Brooks residence for let via Philip McManus, and a demand for a small rental. Also a letter praising Devoe paint and a note on lead paint misuse.
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