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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1905
Page
6
In a brisk fashion note the narrator hails a tailor made summer suit described as the finest and most stylish yet. The item is priced attractively, promising great value for the wearer in a heat driven season. A playful jab at the clothing man and a nod to Carnegie medal era sensibilities appear in the prose.
The Hudson baseball team opened its season Saturday at Florence street grounds and lost to St Bernard's of Concord 14 to 8. The home players showed life lacking on bases, while St Bernard's played with strong team work. Ryan and Hillman led Hudson batting. Connell was injured stealing second. Kelley pitched in relief. The piece notes roster weaknesses and a planned roster cleanup, plus a brief addendum on rheumatism and a Hudson Eagles July 4 celebration.
Marlboro High and Concord High played a steady ball game with strong pitching by Ingalls for Marlboro and Franks for Concord. Frye and Rockane led in hitting for Marlboro while Teese and O’Connell contributed, and the game featured solid fielding and base running throughout.
Marlboro G A R members condemn Gov Douglas for vetoing the soldiers gratuity bill. Many veterans say they voted against John L Bates last fall over the issue and fear his successor may follow. All three Marlboro legislators supported overriding the veto. senate upheld, house opposed.
Miss Josephine Lepper of 21 Chestnut Street celebrated her fourth birthday with a Friday afternoon party. Guests included Laura Greeley Louise Adams Barbara Allen Ruth Gale Alice Kailom Roger Barrett Bruce McCurdy Hazel Davis and Gladys Partridge who gave her souvenirs as keepsakes.
In the superior court at Cambridge on May 25 Judge Hitchcock granted a motion by defendant attorney Charles W. Bartlett to remove the case from the jury due to insufficient evidence. Virgilia Multer had sued Mr. and Mrs. John W. Knibbe of Worcester for alienation of wife’s affections. the action was dismissed.
For a weak digestion the ad claims no medicine can replace food but these tablets help digestion. It touts strength from digested food, urges trials for weak digestion, notes thousands benefited, and mentions price a quarter. Sold by Johnson's Pharmacy H. J. Dwinell Maynard.
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