Concord Notes and Local Happenings Report
Miss Jennie Hatch has been ill. Miss Rose Brown of Quincy visited Sunday. J. P. Watson wiring. Main street Concord Junction house. John Coan of Bedford St. injured by rusty nail. Concord fans travel to Acton to see Silhouettes. Pension of 8 dollars monthly for John Clarity. Freeman & Davis ship a large lot of horses. Firemen plan for Easter event. W C T U held annual food sale. Robbins advertises horses from Iowa. Town doctors set new price scale for day and night calls. Snow ploughing on Main st. Lecture by Rev. M. B. Twomey. Town hall caucus night ahead. Election talk for selectmen and school committee. BC Prep indoor meet Concord entrants Frikett and Rose. Viles vs Petersen case verdict in favor of Petersen. Petersen to seek damages from Wiles.
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Jennie Hatch
Rose Brown
Quincy
J. P. Watson
W. H. Wood
Main St
Concord Junction
Concord
Acton
Actons
Maynard
John Clarity
Abbie M. Sanders
Freeman & Davis
Concord Firemen
W. C. Robbins
Iowa
McCallar’s
Brigham’s
Geo. G. Russell Anid
Hodgman
Thos. F. Shaughnessy
Boston College Preparatory
Boston
Concord High
Cole
Shepard
Jackson
Frikett
Rose
Holden
Frickett
Wiles
Petersen
Hyomei Trial Offers Cure for Catarrh
Marlboro firm H. B. Richardson touts Hyomei as a remedy for catarrh and respiratory troubles. A month's trial costs $1 for the full outfit or 50 cents for paste. if no cure is achieved, the firm refunds the money.
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Richardson
Marlboro
Edie Bettits
Barking Dogs and Maynard Sports Clash
A Maynard item in last week's Enterprise claimed Maynard could hire nine pros to beat Concord, raising two readings: whether they could recruit nine players now or merely suggest the possibility, reflecting local sport rhetoric in Maynard.
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The
Enterprise
Maynard Items
Concord
Maynard
Maynard Team Faces Concord After Looming Matchups
The piece notes Maynard and Concord clash soon with Maynard aiming to dominate, while Concord anticipates a tough game despite Maynard’s record. It hints at fan sentiment toward Maynard and emphasizes ongoing rivalries and upcoming May 30 game scheduling.
Five Dollars A Lesson In Court Aids Law
Richard Snyder employed by J H Christy of Lowell road was fined five dollars in Boston after failing to answer a summons as a witness in the Wiles versus Petersen case. He laughed at the summons server, then was arrested Monday night and taken to Boston where he paid the fine Tuesday morning.
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Viles
Petersen
Concord
J. H. Cristy
Boston
Welch & Hall
Mr. Petersen
Christy
Wiles
Kicker
Snyder
Prescott Keyes
Richard Snyder
J. H. Christy
Lowell Road
Injured Man Hit By Pitchfork In Barn Accident
Chas. Derby suffered a dangerous cut to his eye when a pitchfork prong pierced the eye while searching in a dark barn. The wound caused immediate swelling and nearly blinded the eye. He is under a physician’s care.
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Chas. Derby
Boston Specialty Co Store Opens with Plain Deal Promise
The Boston Specialty Co announces its new store opening on the 5th day of the month with simple phrases: no unworthy goods, no trading stamps, no charge accounts, equal treatment, no false statements, fair prices. The owners note surprised customer turnout and praise for quality goods and moderate prices.
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Boston Specialty Co
Concord Local Furnishings and Real Estate Ads
Local notices advertise furniture repair before spring, properties for sale on Monument Street Nashawtuc Hill Belknap Street and Devens Hub bard Streets, plus a Walden Street building. Also Goddard buggy for sale and various job, horse, and housework listings with contact details. Prices listed for oak Morris chairs and Turkish chairs offered by D F Potter & Co.
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Simmons Place
Monument Street
James D. Tanner
Nashawtuc Hill
Belknap Street
Devens and
Hubbard Streets
Walden Street
George J. Emmett
Red Farm House
Main Street
Fitchburg
Prescott Keyes
Tremont Street
Boston
F. Potter & Co
Goddard
P. O. Box
Concord
Mass
St. Bernard
C. Davis
Sarah E. Holmes
Lexington Road
Addres
Conan
D. F. Potter & Co
Electric Bitters touted as vital cure in riot aftermath
The advertisement claims Electric Bitters cure liver and kidney disorders, dispel nervousness, rheumatism, and malaria germs. It bills the tonic as a powerful nervine and all around medicine, available for 50 cents with pharmacy guarantees.
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Johnson Pharmacy
Maynard
J. C. Friend
Willecd
Marlboro Notes Move Plans and Local Happenings
Local movers include Lewis White relocating to Howland street and Roy Carter visiting New York City. A new library is due by August 1 and Fort Meadow will see new cottages. A sewer bed is operating smoothly. Brookings & McDermot occupy a Cate estate building at Lincoln and Concord. FP Wheeler becomes traveling agent for Delaware & Hudson. Frank Priest for Erie visits Station Agent A. N. Payne. Local singing for The Sorcerer stars Parsons Gleason and Josephine Gleason. McKenna seeks hospital members for vacation after a back injury. Marlboro lodge hosts a 30-couple K of P dancing party with Newell’s orchestra. Fayville electrification approved. Marlboro company awarded the job. Building Inspector Andrews inspects churches. two ordered alterations. Parsons machine shop ships largest cutting machine to Grover & Bean of Lowell. Radcliffe photographed the machine.
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Lewis White
Hudson
Howland St
Roy Carter
Highland St
New York City
Frank Priest
Erie Railroad
A. N. Payne
Boston & Maine Railroad
C. H. Parsons
J. H. Gleason
Josephine Gleason
Southboro
W. F. McKenna
Westboro
Worcester
Marlboro Lodge
K. of P
Pythian Hall
Newell's Orchestra
B. W. Gibby
T. H. Labarr
O’brien
Cent
Fayville
Marlboro Company
George J. Andrews
Methodist
Union Congregational
Parsons Machine Shop
N. Y
Grover & Bean, Shoe Manufacturers
Lowell
Radcliffe
Meeting to form East Worcester Unitarian Men's Club
A Monday night gathering in the East Worcester district Unitarian church drew 150 men to plan a permanent Men's club. Rev. E F Hayward outlined aims to unite parishioners, hear speakers, and foster social ties with Marlboro Clinton Hudson Berlin and Northboro represented.
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Unitarian Church
Worcester
E. F. Hayward
J. M. Gleason
H. Howe
Samuel A. Eliot
D. D
Boston
J. O. Lyford
J. A. Millington
Marlboro
Clinton
Hudson
Berlin
Northboro
E. 2. Allen
W. EB. Dadman
Obituary: Mrs Julien L Heureux Dies at 81
Mrs Julien L Heureux died this Saturday morning at her daughter Mrs J B Girourd s home on Broad Street Marlboro after a long life of 50 years in town She was 81 years five months and three days old She leaves two daughters Mrs J B Girourd and Mrs Louis Gour and four sons Xavier Piere Joseph of Marlboro and Adolphe Brockton She was a member of St Anne s society.
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Julien L. Heureux
J. B. Girourd
Broad St
Marlboro
Louis Gour
Xavier
Piere
Joseph
Adolphe
Brockton
St. Anne’s Society
Concord Junction Social Notes and Local Events
James EB Clark visited town over Sunday while Geo Ball joined Gardner reunion on Monday. Lou Vining of Boston stayed with H A Bass. Miss Katie Hawkes from Boston visited Mr and Mrs J F Giles. Many youths attended the Y P S C A dance at South Acton. Abraham Lincoln, longtime mason superintendent at the reformatory, visits friends here. West end turnout expected for leap year party at town hall Tuesday night. A year ago boats began after pond iced over. now two feet of ice. Civil Service exam announced for April 6-7 1904 in Boston for inspector of woollen fabrics and related posts in the quartermaster’s department. Prisons committee reports a bill on religious services for inmates aligned with their own faith. no objection at the reformatory. Eighteenth anniversary of the Massachusetts Reformatory Saturday Scientific and Literary club celebrated at Taft’s hall with program and remarks by officials.
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Y. P
Boston
Quartermaster's Department
Committee On Prisons
Reformatory
P. W. Allen
W. J. Batt
W. W. Campbell
Local Goods Price List At Concord Junction
A brief notice lists items including Foree llc and Gold Dust at 17 cents and men’s rubber boots priced at $2.50. L. N. Fowler & Co. appears as the seller.
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Concord Junction
Foree LLC
Gold Dust
Oenae Ae Men’s Rubber Boots
L. N. Fowler & Co
Wanted Good Reliable Man for Grand Union Tea Co
Help wanted advertisement seeking a dependable male applicant for Grand Union Tea Co located at 91 Moody Street in Waltham Massachusetts. No further details provided.
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Grand Union Tea Co
Moody St
Waltham, Mass
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M. BE. Twomey
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B. & M. Fism
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Charles Sprague Callender
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Chas. E. Dennis
Pasadena
Merrill Brown
Weston High
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Clarks
Murphy's
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Concord Local
Fort Meadow
Brookings & McDermot
Lincoln and
Concord Sts
Cate
FP. H. Wheeler
Fitchburg Railroad
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
East Worcester
Furnighes
MIONA
Tage
H. 8
Maynard Harness Shop
Mill Pond
H. E. Clouch
James EB. Clark
Geo. W. Ball
Gardner
Lou Vining
H. A. Bass
Katie Hawkes
J. F. Giles
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