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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
7
Mrs Monahan of 638 Main St Tick Mass reports four years of kidney trouble with back pain and low energy. She praises Doan's Kidney Pills for prompt relief after other remedies failed and urges others to remember the name. Sold by dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
Miarlbrmagh Savings Bank declares deposits earn interest on the third Wednesday of January April July and October dividends payable on the third Wednesday of January and July. Banking hours are 9 to 3 daily and 9 to 12 30 Saturday. Signed by William D. Burdett President and Charles F. Holyoke Treasurer.
New timetable update shows Old Colony Division trains from Marlboro to Boston and connections to Southboro Framingham Clinton Northboro Fitchburg and Lowell with daily and Sunday departures listed. Arrival times in Marlboro range from early morning to night with numerous intermediate stops and through services.
Local short ad seeks live fowl and chickens of any size. Collectors advise bringing birds by Thursday and leaving a postal plus one will call fee. Contact Geo A. Dyer at 213-4 for details and arrangements.
Rep. C F McCarthy secured a major victory as his bill to rebalance stock tax distribution passed 128 to 95 in the House after two days of debate. The measure would allocate taxes on stock in business corporations to industrial towns rather than resident stockholders, potentially adding about four thousand dollars annually to Marlboro's revenue starting next year.
The Fitthburg Sentinel reports Representative Pope of Leominster as a potential Democratic nominee for Congress in the fourth district if former Senator John J. Mitchell declines a run. Mitchell may return to law, making Pope a viable alternative with strong backing from state Democrats and potential impact on Republican votes if Tirrell seeks another bid.
A Washington Star excerpt has Mr. Camros debating the value of opera tickets after reading lavish praise for a singer. He says the praise helps justify what he paid for them, reflecting skepticism about hype versus experience.
A brief exchange recalls Deacon Jones who served among the people three years ago and was rumored to have left for a distant mission. The speaker asks for any reliable information about his whereabouts or status amid lingering curiosity.
A guide to hosting a women only luncheon with colonial decor ideas. Suggests late afternoon timing, buff and blue theme, Washington imagery, linen table coverings, ribbon runners, cannon ball centerpiece with laurel, and framed Washington pictures as souvenirs. Recommends symbolic cakes to enhance the table presentation.
The piece notes growing demand for short coats as eco nomical women keep long coats but shorten them. Alteration to fit existing garments is common though often poor in result. The illustrated suit showcases hopsacking and features new spring fashion elements.
Reports from major league camps promise a wave of young talents rivaling the game’s legends. Chicago Americans coach Hugh Duffy and others praise Zach Wheat Jake Daubert and Russell Blackburne as top prospects with future star potential. Managers gauge which players will secure spots as spring work continues.
The Boston Athletic Association announces the national A A U boxing championships to be held at Mechanics Hall Boston on April 11 and 12. Only bona fide amateurs registered with the A A U are eligible. Classes include Bantamweight Featherweight Lightweight Welterweight Middleweight and Heavyweight with specified weight limits. Amateurs from across the United States expected to compete.
The Chicago American League club will open a new $500000 ball park on July 1. Owner Charles A. Comiskey announced the date. The St Louis club is scheduled to play Chicago on that date.
Time table notice for the Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway. Saturday half hour cars from 2 PM to 8 PM, special Maynard theatre car connects at Concord Depot with the Boston express at 11:29 PM nights. Connections to Marlboro South Framingham Worcester and Lexington Boston routes via Hudson and Concord Junction.
Southbert Kett, an employee of Py Dagmes Telegraph and Telegraph Co., performed a high aerial act Thursday. He slipped from the top of a pole, held onto a cable 20 feet above the ground, and waited as a ladder was set up before slowly descending one step at a time.
Clinton Congregational church sues former treasurer George C. Grant to recover $166.13 alleging he collected church funds and did not turn them over. Attorney William 8. Duncan represents the church.
Mrs Joseph Perry of Maplewood Avenue suffered a severe shock on Thursday morning and was instantly blinded. Her body reportedly twisted into abnormal positions as a result of the incident.
The Board of Trade debated town warrant provisions to appoint a committee to study acquiring an Edison company plant. Speakers like R. H. argued the town could own and operate a plant at profit or at a greatly reduced rate.
Worcester probate court Friday dismissed the petition of the overseers of the poor of Northboro for appointment of a guardian for Ar Hunt of Northboro on the grounds he is a spendthrift. The filing drew local interest with Aug. G. Thayer & Thayer representing the overseers and John W. Slattery of Westboro appearing for the respondent.
Worcester will host U S President William Howard Taft at a railroad men’s meeting on Sunday April 3. About 15 000 railroad workers are expected to greet him in the city described as more than a pass through overflow town.
He is regarded as one of the top fire chiefs in the state though he says he cannot find time to attend to the job. The remark signals his high standing and possible workload pressures within the department.
After a year away from the board of selectmen Westboro voter officials chose H. Reilly as chairman and appointed W. H. Sullivan as road commissioner.
William J. Wizzard 67 died at his East Brookfield home on Depot Square Saturday. Born in Gloucestershire England he lived in East Brookfield 43 years and served in the War of the Rebellion with the 57th New York regiment. He leaves a wife two brothers and two sisters.
Flames erupted in the cement building of the Herman shoe factory in Millis on Thursday. Firemen from the Cliquot Club Co and United Cork and Seal joined to extinguish the blaze. Loss estimated at about 500 dollars.
Milford Mrs Jennie Stover nearly died after mistaking aconite for cough medicine. Mustard bath and salt revived her. she vows to avoid dangerous remedies again. Amherst, New Hampshire marks 100th anniversary this year with events, tracing origins to early church and state ties. John Goffe, famed Indian fighter, led first meeting. Horace Greeley spoke at Amherst’s centennial.
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