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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1905
Page
7
Selectmen issue notice under Chapter 381 1905 requiring property owners to destroy gypsy moth eggs pupae and nests. Cities and towns may assess costs against land if owners fail to act. Local superintendent offers guidance at Room 1011 Beacon Street Boston Massachusetts.
Keith's Theatre week of Oct 30 features Six Musical Cuttys a six member international act with multiple instruments. The bill includes Five Mowatts jugglers Lew Sully Joe Reichen Thomas J Ryan Mary Richfield Augusta Glose and more acts along with new comedy and motion pictures in the kineto graph.
A Borough Pomona Grange gathering in Sydburry Thursday drew over sixty attendees. Morning topics covered farming under glass with Mr. Wheeler of Berlin contributing an article. Afternoon sessions discussed fire insurance with E. D. Howe of Marlboro leading, stamp saving by J. B. Welch of Hudson, and life insurance with Mrs. Graham of Westboro urging mutual and fraternal companies. The meeting was active and well received.
The legendary Pat Hennessey, an Irish-American express rider killed in 1874 near Fort Reno, is exhumed and reburied in a town park. His grave, marked by a stone cairn and now enclosed by a railing by Hen nosey Relief Corps, recalls a fierce battle with Cheyennes and Arapahoes during an oats supply run.
The Youths Companion advertises its 1906 volume as a diverse family paper. It promises seven serials, fifty special articles, two hundred editorials, two hundred fifty complete stories, one thousand notes on science and current events, and two thousand anecdotes and poems. It invites new subscribers to send $1.75 and receive remaining 1905 issues plus a 1906 calendar.
Ivers & Pond Piano Co announces pianos of high artistic merit with excellent wear and tuning stability. Easy payment plans bring instruments within reach, plus discounted slightly used pianos of all makes. Free mail catalogs available. address 114 Boylston Street, Boston.
Hudson Woman's Club presents a single public show at town hall featuring Katherine Eggleston Kate Barker and Ernestine Harding with L D Carpenter as accompanist. The program impressed all attendees and highlighted top class artistry in town.
The Houghton Royal Arch held a special convocation Friday evening with William Fisher district deputy high priest and Benjamin Andrew deputy grand captain of the host assisting in the most excellent degree. A supper was served and many visitors attended from outside the city. Hudson residents witnessed "The Old Homestead" in Boston Saturday night including Ralph Manning William Breen J F Cronin Frank Webster Wood Miss Bessie Horgan and Miss Jane Farrell.
The Hudson and Lancaster high school teams opened play in Lancaster with Lancaster scoring Engstrom 35 yards for a first half touchdown and Hudson replying with Cook 60 yards for a TD. The visitors were denied a goal kick after a rule infraction. Attendance 100.
The Half-Dollar Music Series presents a new edition edited by Hans Lichter titled Popular Organ Pieces. Containing fourteen numbers, it suits church services and features Chopin’s Nocturne in G minor Mendelssohn Spring Song and pieces from The Redemption. Oliver Ditson Company Boston handles orders.
A detailed list of Boston and Maine Railroad train times to and from Boston and various stations including Concord Maynard Hudson Marlboro and West Acton with daily and Sunday services and multiple stop patterns.
Corrected to Oct 8 1905 the Taunton Division timetable lists trains from Marlboro to Boston Southboro and South Framingham with multiple daily departures and Sundays services, plus Boston to Marlboro and branches to Northboro Clinton Leominster Fitchburg and Framingham. F stops on flag.
Public timetable listing frequent daily train departures between Concord areas including Concord Junction Maynard Westvale Switch Sudbury Street Stow Center Gleasondale and Hudson with special cars subject to superintendent approval Maynard Telephone listed for inquiries.
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