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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1904
Page
4
A brief local notice states a single manager appointed per year at 4 Main Street in Mariboro Maes. The wording emphasizes a routine administrative appointment for the location.
Rates listed for a one inch ad at 75 cents per week with each additional inch at 25 cents. Special rates offered for early advertisers. Business notices in the local column priced per line per insertion.
Reports of the Sawyer Memorial library dedication in Boylston with Mrs Todd presenting a granite chimney stone from Aaron Sawyer’s 1757 West Boylston house. Also notes on illnesses, sales at J W Raymond, a Sunday lecture on Missions in China, sleds and horse events, and a Chau tauqua camera near the Catholic cemetery and town farm with reward offered at Johnson's drug store.
Hudson A. W. Gunnison of Waltham visited friends Sunday. Miss Anna Robinson of Boston stayed with her parents on Pear Street. Daniel Sweeney and crew repaired a water main break on Broad Street Friday night. Robert Hillman returned to Manchester after a week with grandparents on Lincoln Street. Due to the severe storm Rev. John Baltzly postponed his Mendelssohn talk at the Unitarian church until next Sunday.
John Theobald of 1111 York Street Cincinnati shares his five year struggle with stomach troubles and endorses Milena or Miona tablets as a cure. Local agents R S Richardson offer a 100 percent money back guarantee if the remedy does not heal, costing 50 cents a box.
The Concord Woman's Club met in Town Hall for a lecture by Prof Henry T Bailey on modern schooling methods. Vocal selections preceded the talk by Mrs Lee Tewksbury Mrs Harry E B Tuttle and Miss Mary Murray with Mrs Charles E Brown at the piano. Bailey argued positive culture replaces punishment and showed hands on learning, calendar making and nature study to develop neatness order and practical skills in children. The audience praised the wit and earnestness of the speaker and left inspired about the prospects for youth.
Herb W. Edwards of Des Moines Iowa twisted a wrist and bruised knees after a winter ice fall. He treated the soreness with Chamberlains Pain Balm and reported relief after several applications. For sale by Johnsons Pharmacy H J Dwinell Maynard.
The dedication of Association hall on November 14 drew a large audience. The $16,000 building features a 46 by 40 foot hall with dressing rooms toilet rooms and office and a stage with the Harbor of Venice curtain and four painted scenery sets. Architect W W Dinsmore of Boston directed the project with acoustic optimization and Meridian lighting. Builder I R Beherrell completed the work while Liebhaber String Quartet performed and Brigham's Orchestra gave a grand ball later that week all in Marlboro context.
Multiple small notices appear for a household helper sought by Mrs W P Lapham at 103 Commonwealth Ave. a found fox terrier marked white black and tan is linked to an owner. a found white hound with head markings. a stove sale ad by Mrs Wm Cadwell 128 Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction. W B Spooner offers upholstery and cabinet work at 370 Main St. lost cap with L A W badge to be returned to W W Blossom 172 Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction.
The December Delineator offers fashion pages with new modes, Love Songs from Wagner in English with color illustrations, and a Romance of Wagner and Cosima. It includes Washington society sketches, stories by Smith Grant Baum and others, plus Christmas needlework and cookery. Albee and Nourse advertise a large pie plate sale at 55 Mechanic St.
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