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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
4
The fragment outlines the Enterprise publication details with editors B Morse Waren Pryd and WM McPherson, dated March 3, 1819. It mentions subscription prices and office address at 161 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts, plus a brief political note on Rep Frank Pope and Herbert Parker regarding a local election outcome.
A patient injured in carpentry years ago seeks relief and receives a prescription from Dr Wi. After four days he reports improvement and returns with belief in the treatment. A student, blind in one eye, is treated by four specialists without success until the same prescription is used and brings notable improvement.
Various local items include Mrs G Hollis Blake recovering from appendectomy, Miss M Louise Smith visiting Hartford weekend, new management for the high school Volce, and a Philathes clase fair planned for December 8 in the chapel to benefit the piano fund. Also noted are agency visits, a Middlesex Hunt run, and Thanksgiving baskets organized by Mrs Wallace A Thanking.
All attendees hope this is only the first of several Rebekah dances this year in the town. The event gathered local residents seeking social and fraternal fellowship through the union lodge activity.
A largely attended gathering of the Wayside fan chapter met at State on April 10 and adjourned to a quaint old living room brightened by cheerful lamps.
Roosevelt on his recent hunting tour headlines a bloodless hunting lecture by Taewane Osaimee an artist author traveler lecturer and wildlife photographer. The Nov 30 talk at Concord Lyceum is expected to draw a large audience as a strong endorsement of using cameras over guns.
Census figures from Washington show Concord has grown since 1900, indicating a notable population increase over time and reflecting regional development trends.
Commuters begin the event at dawn with a 645 meter dash leading into the 10:00 a.m. schedule and continuing from 6 DP 0710 Dp m.
The article notes Mr. Hoar, to spend two months at Harvard Law School after passing the bar, and then continue his studies while serving in the senate. It highlights his bright political future and suggests his legislative record will influence his success.
A number of representatives and senatorial districts have used the Walker direct nomination bill to vote on adopting the direct nomination system. The 13th district, including Concord Sudbury Wayland and Bed, voted in the affirmative.
Boston soprano Miss Lilla Ormond charmed Concord as she opened the Lyceum program with a recital. The Schumann selections Die Lotosblume Volksliedchen Ich sende einen Gruss Widmung drew strong applause, followed by pieces The wind of the south The Danza and an old Scotch ballad Bonnie wee thing and Manney How many times do I love thee among others.
Edward Maker sued John Bowditch of Framingham for injuries he said he suffered at the races held on Labor Day by the K of C, being knocked by a moving object during the event. The case, Maker versus Bowditch, went to trial in Lowell court yesterday.
Mrs. D. Churchill of India will address the ladies of the church Thursday afternoon. The midweek meeting Friday evening will be "The Antedate Tongue."
A white setter dog is missing and the owner offers reward with contact options in Concord Massachusetts. Information can be given to W. N. A Davis by phone 193 or at 14 Walden Street, Concord. Payment on the notice is paused. The Middlesex Institution for Savings lists Charles EB Brown as Treasurer with a November 3 1910 date.
Talks from the Men’s Department advertise nice lime of shirts with soft bosoms in colored or white. Prices range one dollar to one fifty. All shirts cut full size. Remember this.
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