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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
5
The hearing on changing Concord Police Force will be held June 8 by the selectmen. The public hearing Saturday night seeks to review complaints about Officer Varley. Citizens and local observers note his duty has been unfailing and question the basis for calls to action.
Miss Helen Loughlin returned from Pascoag. Miss Florence Pooler of Waterville is visiting Miss Coburn on Lexington road. Miss Florence Howe hosted friends on Monument street. Roy A. Flewelling left B. W. Brown job to work for R. L. Wilson. S. V. Van Arnam sells sewing machines. Mr and Mrs H H Benson return from Texas. A Grand Army memorial service at Trinitarian Congregational Church featured Rev. George A. Tewksbury on The Nations Legacy from 1861 1865 and choir performances.
Executor Julius Loewe announces a public auction of a seven acre parcel with buildings in Stow Middlesex on June 8 1907 at 2 PM. Terms require $100 down, balance and deed within ten days. Maynard May 21 1907.
In a Harper's Magazine passage from General Lew Wallace's autobiography a bag of unopened Confederate letters is opened. He learns that Southern civilians share prayers and motives with the North and resolves to treat enemies with respect even when they are misguided.
The passage recalls General Schofield describing a cavalry retreat as a rout in Washington. A running joke follows about a rear guard being the riders with the worst horses. The Oyster column in the Detroit Free Press then notes oyster shuckers can open many shells quickly and that oysters may be eaten at any hour without indigestion, with small oysters favored raw.
Probate Court cites heirs and creditors of Isabel N Morrison late of Concord Middlesex to appear June 19 1907 for letters of administration to Charles E Brown without bond. Public notice required in Concord Enterprise weekly for three weeks, final publication before date.
A collection of Civil War vignettes and World War I era reminiscences recounts bravery, family divides, and devotion to the flag. Connecticut’s Sixteenth regiment pieces the regimental colors. Confederate captain Alfred Isaacs recalls brothers in arms. Kansas War Story ends with a battlefield scene.
An elderly newspaper item recalls Sol Lanham and James Sanderson reuniting after forty two years, following injuries in the Civil War. It shares later life details and a Boone captaincy commission delayed since 1866.
David H. Kroll visited friends in Hoston Sunday. The Fifth Mass regiment will hold its annual reunion in this city June 26. The Marlboro Equipment Co installed a three horsepower motor for the Estabrook Press. The wedding of David Rougeau and Miss Eldora Bouvier will take place in St. Marys church Thursday morning.
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