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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
4
Advertisement lists subscription options and prices for the Marlboro Mass paper. It shows one year at 1, six months 50 cents, three months 25 cents, all in advance, with mailing address at 161 Main Street Marlboro. The note is dated Wednesday November 14, 1906.
Mrs J H Snow spent Sunday in Milford New Hampshire and Mrs Pearl Shattuck shows improvement. Harvest concert in Union church Sunday evening. Ladies Union meet with Mrs F R Connor Thursday. Union church service drew large attendance. Miss Flora Griswold who wed Frank Blaisdell of Jefferson Vermont. Concord Junction Lyceum opens Monday with The Southern Trio and other acts through January 14. Whig praises program as finest in the area.
The Old Concord Post 180 of the Department of Mass G A R held its annual inspection at the A O U W hall on Thursday night November 8. Commander Burnham of George G Meade Post 11 Lexington acted as Assistant Inspector and praised the post for its soldierly appearance and discipline. A banquet followed with remarks from Burnham P C Kaufman and Adjutant E S Locke.
Job work is in demand as plumbers repair pipes bath tubs water tanks and faucets left half finished. They promise the work will be thorough and affordable leaving facilities as good as new.
The Columbia School for Dancing in Boston will conduct a series of dancing parties at Association hall Concord Junction starting Thursday November 15 from 7 30 to 9 30 p m and 8 30 to 11 p m offering ballroom instruction for interested attendees.
Word has reached Peo Sontte that Miss Irey Brodeur recently married in California after a period of time in the community.
Phillas Labossiese is working in Louis Girard's shop on Lincoln Street. Ex-Councilman Morse Sasseville Jr. is somewhat better this Tuesday morning. A flock of birds passed over the jetty Friday.
Several drivers from Boston Cambridge and Charlestown faced the Concord District Court for speeding and related offences. Fran L Preston Ernest T Metcalf William W Lanahan Daniel W Street and Kenneth McClennon pleaded guilty or nolo with fines ranging from 10 to 15 dollars. Hattie Mason Hi Tyne and Eden Charlestown were arraigned for breaking and entering with Carey held for superior court on $100 bond.
Middlesex School ended its regular season with a 21 to 0 win over Stones School. Hallowell kicked a field goal in the first half as time expired in the second half near Stones goal. Pierce and Paine each scored two touchdowns with Hollister adding two extra goals from touchdowns and Hallowell kicking a field goal. Umpire Mains and referee Gallagher, linesmen Hereford and Stevens. Time was 20 minute halves.
Seven room Concord location cottage a rental with an application to Geo. F. Wheeler. Picture framing offered at one third less than Boston prices with Vanderveer opposite the Post Office.
Mrs G H Flint of Brookline was thrown from her car and injured when another vehicle clipped her wheel on Boston road after a Groton St Marks game run. Her son and daughter were uninjured as police timed 27 cars for speeding ahead of court dates.
Phillip Matty of Worcester visited South Acton on Saturday. Henry Tolman watched the Carlisle Harvard game. Ruth Piper came up from Newton for Sunday. Mary Lathrope returned home from Chicopee for the weekend. Agnes Graun visited John Lee's. Hiram Livermore's new house frame nears completion. Olin Lawrence supplied milk Saturday while E Baird was away. Donald Center and Leroy Center returned home to Valley Falls to vote.
Edward Winmill, after a Concord court hearing last Wednesday, was fully exonerated of all suspicion in the death of Michael Kennedy of Lincoln. The verdict found Kennedy's death to be an accident. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ladd and others from Stoneham. Concord High's football game with Chelsea forfeited when Chelsea failed to appear.
Clifford Whitney starts at the powder mills. Hugo Kajander to show moving pictures in Cooperative hall on November 15. A special sale week at Combination Cash store promises profits. Rev. R. E. Bisbee spoke on India for the Junior League at the M. E. church Friday. Maynard Woman's club met at Masonic hall with Dwyer of Boston performing Shakespeare songs and ballads. Tea followed the entertaining program.
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