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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
7
Dr Joseph Redfearn will leave Hudson around mid month to reside in Brighton. After 11 years in Hudson he will maintain his Marlboro office and continue work there while reducing travel to the Boston hospital, now about a 27 minute ride, with plans to move soon.
The Boston & Worcester management offers round trip tickets at Rockwell & Allison and H. C. Hunter Marlboro and Worcester's newsroom Hudson. Fares are 55 cents from Marlboro and 60 cents from Hudson.
Marlboro baseball club president F. S. Rock inspected Prospect Park on Monday afternoon to assess improvements before work begins.
Marlboro High toppled Worcester English High 5 to 1 at Prospect Park in a sprightly baseball contest. Pitcher Frye earned the win with five hits allowed while Wheeler sparked Worcester with three hits and solid defense. attendance was about 100 as Charles H. Hollis of Natick visited town.
A brief columnist note contrasts Goldsmiths line with modern desires. It suggests wives seek more items for the home and concludes a concise want ad could be effective for selling goods.
A dessert method uses soaked gelatine folded into a hot custard with milk sugar and egg yolks, then beaten egg whites and crushed macaroon powder folded in. The mix is molded in linear or border shapes and chilled. serves with fruit or berries.
The Marlboro Woman's Club held its annual meeting Monday in club rooms with 182 members and 20 in the evening class. Officers for next year were elected led by President L H Tourtellotte, with nominations by J T Buckley and several committee appointments finalized.
Sunday visits and town arrivals. residents including Frank Perkins away. Natick’s Melvin Goulding in town. John W. Garfield painting. O F Nelson ill. visits by Esteane Simonds and George Smith. repairs by Dr Oviatt and Lawin. Mrs Frank Freeborn and sonStanley from Marlboro. B S Cole planning move. Robert LaGouff takes steamer steward post Gov Dingley. Marland Palmer recovering from horse kick. Barbara Rogers Maynard ill with whooping cough. Harland Hazel in town. Frank E Bent injured in chimney repair fall from 30 feet. sprained wrist and bruises.
Mary Baker Glover of Lead City wants an accounting of her grandmother Mary Baker Eddy’s property. The suit argues Eddy is incompetent to manage her affairs. Glover, not a Christian Scientist, traveled with her father to Concord NH and learned mining life through him and his divining rod invention.
Senator J J Mitchell won a strong victory as his bill to raise the ad damnum on railways for death or negligence faced a third hearing in the Massachusetts senate. He cited railroad commission data showing 6958 killed or injured last year, 5766 the year before, arguing higher damages would push safer travel.
Newburyport Daily News notes Senator Shaw leads in the Boston Elevated versus railroads dispute, arguing for railroad commission adjudication to resolve joint use of tracks. It argues his stance serves the public over personal rail interests and cites Citizens road versus Boston & Northern as example of shared-track friction.
Natick Wayland South Framingham Ashland and Holliston adopt a no license regime making the border area dry for twelve months. Citizens describe the region as arid and travel to Hopkinton or Marlboro for water while caravans are referenced to water camels.
A letter to Congressman Tirrell from a 6 year old girl in Waltham Massachusetts asks for flower seeds. She loves Nas turtiums Morning Glories and Carnations and wants guidance on growing roses from seeds. She promises to send flowers back once they grow.
William Howe, formerly with Hudson and Maynard and Marlboro links, pitches for Evansville in the Central league and impressed by striking South Bend hitters. He hails from Clinton, the same town that produced Jimmy Ryan McGeachy and Billy Hamilton. Marlboro council K of C plans hall upgrades with shower baths and decorative improvements.
Timetable for Concord Maynard Hudson street railways dated March 8 190S detailing daily routes from Concord to Hudson Maynard Stow Center Gleasondale and Concord Junction with departure times connections at Hudson Concord and Maynard and charterable special cars.
Corrected timetable details for the Taunton Division as of Oct 8 1906 list Marlboro Boston Southboro South Framingham Northboro Fitchburg and Lowell trains with specific departure and arrival times on weekdays Sundays and flag stops. Includes Marlboro to Northboro Clinton Leominster Fitchburg and Boston routes with multiple daily options.
The state senate rejected a bill granting Spanish War Veterans preference in civil service exams after the House passed it 165 to 16. Senator Mitchell favored the measure and Rep Brigham voted for it. Senator Clark moved to reconsider, but the proposal appears set to be discarded for another year.
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