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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1905
Page
4
The Marlboro Enterprise announces pricing and subscription details with postage included. Advertising rates are listed for one inch weekly and additional inches, plus special rates for yearly advertisers. The date shown is Wednesday November 5, 1905.
Local catalog advertises a two tenement house with 32 rods of land on Pleasant Street Maynard. Contact James Stott 16 Roosevelt Street Maynard for details. Also a small store and a large movable store with big windows offered cheap via box 180 West Acton.
The Concord monthly church supper will be Thursday evening followed by a sociable. Friday features Rev. Mr. Fenenga of Ashland Wisconsin principal of North Wisconsin Academy giving an illustrated lecture titled The New England in the North. Sunday night the pastor presents the second lecture Daniel the Captive Young Man with the subject Daniel at School His Graduation.
Marlboro residents and visitors are noted for Friday activities across Fitchburg Worcester and Boston corridors. John Casey William Kerr L. Carter and others are mentioned in employment moves and arrivals while Annie Shine and Faith Morse display cultural ties. Local social events include birthdays meals and a concert connection with the English Opera Co.
A retailer defends selling patent medicines while acknowledging abuses in the trade. The piece praises Rexall Remedies from United Drug Co in Boston, noting full disclosure of formulas stored in each pharmacist’s safe and the system’s emphasis on quality and economy.
Whist and other social enjoyments filled the program with refreshments served. Miss Gorman received several mementos. About 30 people attended at the Ward 3 Improvement Society headquarters on South Street. A clam menu was a feature and songs and speeches concluded the evening.
Anthony J Doherty announces evening sessions at Monument Hall Oncord Mase on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 7 30 to 9 p m for legal consultation and service.
Concord high school football team crushed Whitman high school 22 to 0 on Saturday. Concord moved the ball at will, delivering a dominant performance in the one sided game. John Ryan of Belknap Street recovers well after hip surgery at Boothby Hospital in Boston by Dr Bradford. J J Vanderveer Co to add 50 foot store expansion with a 5 and 10 cent dept and enhanced kitchen furnishings. completion expected about December first.
Jeffrey R. Brackett of Quincy spoke on Social Work and the Workers at the Woman's Club meeting. The gathering approved a barrel drive for Blackville Georgia negro school clothing and passed pure food bill resolutions while noting current events.
A Sunday fire consumed the barn and piggery owned by Joseph Dee Sr. Delayed alarms and low water pressure impeded firefighting, despite a prior town vote for a high pressure system. A cow valued at 70, bicycles, implements, hay, and a worker named William Dee injured while attempting to save a horse.
Saturday in Concord district court the notable case was Max Talbot of Newton charged with overspeeding. He has prior appearances and was fined 50 dollars with an appeal noted. Chief officer Craig faced a license charge. DuBois of Boston paid 5 dollars and Dr. Michael Morris of Charlestown had his case continued.
John Neilson a Norwegian farm hand employed by George D Hubbard in Hubbardville was assaulted on his way home from town. Two men struck him with a heavy club knocking him down as he neared James Kenna's residence. He was robbed of money from his pocketbook prompting police to investigate. Two suspects were arrested but released after Neilson failed to identify them.
A printed circular unearthed at Towle and Kent's store shows Concord selectmen called a First Parish church gathering to honor President Lincoln. Attended by townsfolk, with addresses by R. W. Emerson Judge E. R. Hoar and local ministers. Signed by Elijah Wood Nathan B. Stow and Benjamin Tolman.
Timothy Corcoran, H Hawkins, Philip Jackson, Davey Kirrane, Carl J Larson, R R Lockey Jr, James McNulty, J EB Pecker, J W Rind, Mrs H E Carter, Miss Elizabeth Gilbert, Mrs G Stackpole, Miss Victoria Schell.
Classified items for Concord Mass region include sale representation for Burrowe Expansion Files by commission, a 16 year old apprentice to learn the cutting trade at C F Budd Company Concord Junction, and a horse board request from Erastus H Smith. Also notice of The Louisa J Brooks house rental on Middle Street via Philip McManus Concord Mass.
A dealer letter from Towle and Kent promotes Devoe brand paint, arguing cheaper mixes with barytes sand chalk or benzine increase yearly costs. It claims Devoe lasts longer, reducing future expenses, and urges customers to choose honest paint for true long term value.
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