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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1905
Page
7
A fragment lists twenty five reasons why folks stay away from Sunday services from fatigue to disbelief. Excuses include tired after work, dislike of congregants, prefer nature, open fields, avoiding expenses, no time for visiting relatives, home sermons, not liking the preaching, stiff seats, agnosticism, and staying home to care for family or write letters. George B. Frost signs the compilation.
A Worcester Telegram report says a restored comb shop in Berlin could restart Parker factory operations, using Berlin and Leominster capital. If plans succeed, 30 to 80 workers may be hired. locals subscribe funding and support from Clinton business leaders aims to boost Berlin’s population and growth.
A Russian admiral among Port Arthur prisoners in Tokyo describes the siege, praising Kondratenko as the fortress life and peacemaker while blaming Stoessel for poor leadership and delays. He notes potential Russian defense strengths, surrender rumors, and the harsh reality of capitulation. The piece ends with a Tokyo stage production of Faust depicting Mephistopheles as a Russian and a Japanese warrior in Manchuria.
Homeseekers’ Tickets offered March 1 to May 15 1905 to Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and British Columbia. Round trip specials via Wisconsin Central Ry. Write William Kelley 209 Broadway New York City for information and maps. William P Fitzmaurice to play with New Haven baseball club next season after winter work in Somerville and Marlboro visit.
The Marlboro Natural History Society plans to move into the First National Bank building on Mechanic Street. Miss Julia P. Brigham, secretary, expects the April meeting there and the public will be invited to view collections on designated days. George W. Hager is president. late member Dr. Hannah E. Bigelow left $2500, now over $3000 with interest. J. H. Croft contracted to paint interior.
Marlboro High School has elected David Ingalls as manager and Harry Rock as captain of the upcoming baseball season. Tryouts include Lloyd Wheeler Arnold Curtis and others as they prepare a schedule featuring games against Concord Framingham Clinton Westboro Worcester Marlboro and Wayland with several Open dates.
The notice advertises a daily rail timetable starting September 1904 with frequent departures to and from Concord Maynard Westvale Sudbury Street and nearby points. It lists numerous departure times, special car notes, and Sundays schedules for the N H M R R and connections to Marlboro Fitchburg Northboro South Framingham and Lowell.
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