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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
7
In 1906 Mrs Cole testified that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble after doctor visits and a long illness. By July 20 1908 she stated her health had greatly improved and she had no lingering symptoms. Pills sold nationwide for 50 cents by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Old Division corrected to June 18 1908. Trains from Marlboro to Boston Southboro and South Framingham depart at 7 00, 7 51, 49, 1046, 1140, 1365, 2 51, 6 60, 8 05 a.m. and 7 51 p.m. Sundays 9 36 a.m. 1 37 and 8 00 p.m. Late night 10 25 p.m. Northboro to Marlboro and Boston services listed with multiple departures and irregular annotations.
Wanted notice seeks live fowl and chickens in any quantity from buyers or sellers. Local listings advertise single birds or bulk lots with flexible arrangements and payment terms.
A village event features a Thursday embroidery sale at the Baptist vestry run by young ladies. Town voters see tight races in selectman and constable contests with Stone over Parker 215 to 211 and Richardson over Wood 188 to 158, plus a fire incident at Hall Bros. noted.
Acton held its annual town meeting in town hall on March 28 and kept the license column in play by 17 votes amid dissatisfaction with the past year. Articles covered officers salaries, Memorial Day, road and bridge funding, cemetery upkeep, library support, and cemetery and fire department expenses. Continuous inquiries into a proposed high school building were left unresolved.
The town approved funds for a road to Pope's corner from Acton. Sanitary arrangements in the town hall were referred to the selectmen. The tax collector was ordered to report annually to the selectmen. The laying out of a road in West Acton was accepted and to be built. Other articles were passed over. A printed report of value tionist of town was authorized.
Will Edwards visited here from 80 Framingham Sunday. Russell Case and Brown 18 visited Harold Palen Sunday. Arthur Rayner has recovered from measles and returned to duty as station agent at Acton.
Symonds hosts Mrs Holbrook from Westford while plans begin for next Thursday’s West Acton drama. Local obituaries recall a long life ending in Mast with services at Fitchburg and Woodlawn. A deadly accident near the Boston train station kills 22 month old Mary DeBenedetto as a train passes. medical examiner and undertaker attend.
Maynard is visiting in Troy New Hampshire over the weekend. James Swayne of Newton was a Sunday guest of Maynard friends. Mrs. Richard Wolfe and Mrs. Wm Dowd were visitors in Worcester. William Ryan of Providence visited his mother Mrs. Margaret Ryan over Sunday. John Hook of Rockville Connecticut was hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Ax ford over Sunday. Sulphur and lime promoted for tree spraying available at Gatelys. Mrs Katie Dwyer of Boston visited James Dwyer Front Street during the week. Miss Aliee Wall of Marivoro visited Frank S Ferns several days. William Sullivan Raward Sheehan and S Osborn of Boston visited Jeremiah Sullivan Sunday. Insurance talk urged by A J Coughlin. Rupert Stockbridge now offers the Little Brush car. Banns of marriage read at St Bridgets between Daniel Sullivan and Jane Far. Foss of Somerville, poet and lecturer, injured in a road accident while on Summit Street. Dr Salmon attended the injured boy.
Easter services at the Universalist church attracted nearly 150 attendees with 20 men arriving as a group. The altar featured Master lilies and potted plants while the quartet provided an anthem and the organ voluntary, both described as high order.
Michael Kinder aged 43 a Polish resident of the town died after slipping and falling into the Assabet River near Florida road bridge Monday night. His body was found Tuesday morning by friends in search of him. No violence or injuries were observed. The medical examiner from Marlboro ruled accidental death. he was unmarried.
A Concord Junction family travels with friends to Caspan Shuttler and will establish their future home in Somerville this week. A brush fire on Annusnack hill Monday afternoon was extinguished with little trouble. Welch led a ceremony. In Wittarront chinaware nearly lost to flames, some people attempted to seize items. owners will greatly appreciate their return.
Dividends payable on the third Wednesday of January and July with hours from 9 to 3. A Saturday window runs 9 to 18 30.
Corrected to March 10 1910. Saturday half hour service 2 PM to 8 PM until further notice. A special theatre car for LeGaveey signte. Maynard will connect at Concord. Service to Boston via Maynard, Worcester and South.
Local notes report Miss Bessie Carty visiting Providence for a week and announcements of a Grange gathering scheduled for Tuesday April 6. Also notes a Bolton farm purchase by 1. & Stitphen with a baby expected, social visits, and town improvements including new awning at Martin Finegan’s and a cash register at Richardson’s drug store. A patriotic Minute Men dance at the town hall on April 19 is teased with new features.
At the Concord town meeting the only contest occurred in the board of health race. John M. Keyes defeated Kelley 218 to 92 to win the seat. The town again voted no license by a large margin though the license vote rose from 57 to 98 while the no vote declined from 261 to 242. Town officers elected include town clerk Walter A. Carr and select
In a meeting of the municipal board names include William N. Decker M D Richard P Bér et al as trustees of town donations with Rossell Robb also noted.
Fragmentary notes indicate William Gould is connected to a request or notice about a route change to the Thames Dasep route heading east from Main Street. Details are unclear due to OCR damage and missing context.
Edward Hillad is returning to Athol and will serve as the town attorney. Attorney Joseph A. og E opens a general appeal east.
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