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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1905

Page

4

Marlboro Enterprise 1905 notice rates and masthead

The Marlboro Enterprise weekly issue from March 22 1905 lists the staff manager F Wilder office on Mal Street Marlboro Mass and details advertising rates per inch per week one line pricing and local notices charges with 25 cents per additional line. The publication date and pricing indicate a small town newspaper format and subscription prices including post and advance payment terms.

F. Wilder Mass

Senatorial Succession In Sixth District Questioned

The coming apportionment leaves one year in the sixth district. Chester W. Clark may seek to complete the term if demanded, leveraging his Judiciary Committee chairmanship. Clark notes a willing reelection if a strong call exists, arguing experience benefits the district.

Chester W. Clark Clark

Maynard Notes and Local Events

Rev. Fr. Doran of Hudson preached at 8S Bridget's church Tuesday night. Tonawanda club plans a new cottage at Lake Boon this summer. First return of brown tail moth nests reported by Robert Rich who collected 75. The baker cart driven by the Finn baker was struck at Main street crossing by the 8.05 Tuesday morning and was somewhat smashed. Both horse and driver escaped uninjured.

Fr. Doran of Hudson Tonawanda Club Lake Boon Mer Robert Rich Baker Finn Baker

To Let Stalls and Storage Room on Maynard Estate

Stalls and a storage room are available to rent in the barn on the Maynard estate. Apply to C. F. Connor, Maynard estate.

Maynard C. F. Connor

Public Auction of Unfurnished Building and Shed

On Saturday March 25 at 3 30 p m locals will sell an unfurnished building on the north side of Main street in Maynard opposite Music hall and a rear shed. The building suitable for a store or market on the first floor with a tenement above. Buyer contact E F Conant.

Main St Maynard Music Hall E. F. Conant

Concord social events and obituaries in brief

Armory dance third in series set for Saturday night. Junior class hop slated for Friday afternoon in the Assembly. Towle Kent ad urged for spring painting. Tree Warden launches campaign against brown tail moths. L and B Street Railway Co. opens waiting room at Bedford and Old Bedford. Thomas Todd Jr. spoke to Travelers class on his Sweden trip. W C T U sale nets 75 dollars. thanks to contributors. Mrs Jane Melvin dies aged 79. funeral at Mortuary chapel Wednesday. Miss Jeanne L. Keeler visiting Miss Bartlett and Mrs Tolman. Card party at Tolman and Bartletts for Keeler and Usher. Concord Lyceum annual meeting held. next season officers elected.

Towle & Kent Bedford St Old Bedford Thomas Todd Jr F. M. Holland Sweden Concord Union Jane Melvin Jeanne L. Keeler Mary Bartlett Charles E. Tolman Tolman Miss Bartlett Miss Keeler

Citizens caucus in Concord features multiple contests

Voters turnout below recent caucus levels as Concord residents choose candidates. Thomas F. Giblin loses to Capt. Alfred B. C. Dakin for overseer of the poor while C. Hayden Whitney leads in selectman race. Herbert W. Hosmer secures tax collector, and Emerson, Hudson, Twomey vie for school committee seats.

Citizens Caucus Thomas F. Shaughnessy Thomas F. Giblin Democratic Town Committee William Wheeler Selectman Concord Junction Citizens’ Caucus C. Hayden Whitney Frank Wheeler Nine Acre Corner Mr. Whitney R. M. Hoyle Whitney Hoyle Capt Alfred B. C. Dakin Herbert W. Hosmer Hosmer E. H. Smith Charles M. Byron A. Bean E. J. Lyons Edward W. Emerson Bessie K. Hudson M. E. Twomey Thomas Hollis Benjamin Derby Jr Prin Wrec Walter ‘A. Carr Erastus H. Smith George G. Morrell Frank Moore Hiram P. Worthley

Fire Origin Stated by Board of Fire Commissioners

The State Board of Fire Commissioners reports the Vanderveer fire began in the closet of the lower hall near the dwelling entrance. It likely started from excessive heat and matches or a spontaneous cause, refuting the heater hypothesis noted in a prior editorial.

Vanderveer's State Board of Fire Commissioners

Mi o Na promise germ proof stomach by tablet use

An old advertisement touts Mi o Na as a guaranteed cure for stomach troubles. It claims strengthening the stomach and digestive organs prevents disease germs, contrasts Mi o Na with common indigestion medicines, and urges readers to ask H. S. Richardson about the guarantee.

H. 8 Richardson

Town Officials Elected in Annual Meeting

The article lists elected officers and terms including commissioner William Craig and others for three years, school committee member Edward Clahane for three years, water commissioner Thomas Todd for three years, and moderator George E Wolcott at the town meeting held March 27 with town clerks and committee chairs chosen.

William Craig Densmore B. Hosmer Edward Clahane Ilias A. Bean Edward W. Emerson Bessie K. Hudson Rev. M. B. Twomey William Wheeler Thomas Todd Board of Health Frank H. Rideout Municipal Light Board Samuel Hoar Willard T. Farrar George E. Wolcott

Concord Junction Pupils Complaints Over Waiting Room

In a letter from J W Craig of Concord dated March 20 1905 the issue is raised that Concord Junction pupils welcome a return of warm weather to avoid tobacco smoke in the waiting room. He argues the nuisance is not the smoke but the pupils behavior while waiting for cars.

Concord Junction Concord J. W. Craig

Local Concord notices and classifieds from 1900s

Mary Barry found an envelope containing $11 and cents. owner to claim by contacting Jean J. Vanderveer. Miss Annie L. Hicks opens manicuring and chiropody office in Friend's block with hours 10–12 and 1–6. room 2. For sale Harper & Sanford square piano six and a half octaves.

Harper & Sanford Mary Barry Jean J. Vanderveer Concord Annie L. Hicks Friend's Block Friend’s Block

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Ofvice Mal Street Marlboro, Mass Triumph B. Wick Wick Louis Peel G Weaving Middlesex John Weaving Vanderveer Concord, Mass Glenwood Albert Vanderhoot M. L. Hatch B. Townsend Acton Carlisle George G. Russell Sherwin-Williams T. F. Parker Citizens Caucus Richardson’s H. S. Richardson Concord Loual H. L. Whitcomb McKinley Co Miss
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