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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
5
The Concord farming community debates milk regulation after a recent ruling holding three local producers to account for quality. The piece urges farmers to unite politically to push remedial legislation, noting President Treadway's shift toward study and action.
The town mourns Miss Annie Murray of Monument Jr after an appendicitis operation. The 15 year old Concord High Freshman died Monday morning as the poison spread through her system. Funeral held at St Bernard's church with many classmates in attendance. Interment at Catholic cemetery on Beaford Street.
Rev. William Brown a Unitarian minister born Sept 10 1838 in Concord died in Tyngsboro after a long career with settlements in Sherborn Walpole Needham West Bridgewater and Tyngsboro He retired in 1902 and remained in Tyngsboro chair of the town school board and of the public library trustees his last work was publishing the town centennial proceedings He is survived by his widow Salome Williams of Taunton and three children Mrs George W Alger Rev William Channing Brown and Miss Orphelia S Brown
A group from Waltham including William Henry Brown William Benson John J. Coughlin Concord Pub Co J W Colby G Childs Edward Daley Soren Jenson John J Millin Chester Streple Tower Bros Co Michael Walsh and several Mrs and Misses visited Mrs Edward T MacCabe of Waltham the past week in a social gathering.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Corinthian lodge held a Friday food sale in Masonic hall to support the new Masonic Home. Five tables offered candy preserves cakes bread and pastry while volunteers managed each section and the ice cream kitchen. An Old North Bridge society entertainment is planned for Saturday April 2 at 3 p.m. Also advertised are bay horses for sale and Asphragus roots with strawberry plants available from local vendors.
At the annual Sudbury town meeting on Monday officers were chosen for terms and budgets set for the coming year. Officials include Moderator Francis F. Walker and Selectmen Waldo L. Stone Frank W. Goodnow Geo A Wimynes, with other posts filled and a Taon license tally of Yes 63 No 128. Amounts approved cover schools hospitals roads and town services such as support of the poor the elm beetle and gypsy moth extermination and town maintenance.
An advertisement promotes pressed and sponged gowns at 75 cents and men’s suits at 50 cents. It also claims first class tailoring for all kinds and guarantees a high grade Boston tailor quality at a lower price, including trousers and shoes.
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