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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1909
Page
5
The letter from Frank L. Young describes a Maine hunting trip at Pockwockamus Camp near Mattawamkeag. The party saved a lost Coast Artillery lad, led him back to camp, and planned a moose trip while noting good luck with deer and local hospitality.
Fire department praised for excellent actions at a Johnson Street area blaze. Thursday at 9 30 p m units responded to an alarm reporting smoke from upper windows and roof of a Hartford street house occupied by Jo M Johansen and family. owner listed as to be named.
Classified recruitment note seeking male or female agents in Middlesex County to sell a light, easily handled household item. Repeats monthly sales to same customers and promises about $3.00 per day. Address C. Brockway 51 Adams St Waltham Mass.
Mrs. Glendower Evans of Boston, representing the savings insurance committee of the Women's Educational and Industrial Union, will speak at the Concord Women's club meeting on Monday November 22 about savings bank life insurance and old age pensions. The event highlights efforts to encourage thrift and provide for wage earners' contingencies, with involvement from the Massachusetts Savings Insurance League and the Boston Chamber of Commerce.
Mary Ryan of Boston visited her father T K Ryan in Littleton on Sunday. Cambridge visitors Helen and Marion Brown called on friends here. Several residents had recent operations and pending returns home. A Pierce Arrow car is owned by Millet Conant and Houghton. Various visits to relatives cover Cambridge Yonkers Fitchburg Maynard and Brooks Maine. The Nashobah lodge barn dance is set for Nov 19 with Wilson's orchestra. A quarantine shipment of 111 sheep arrives in Columbus Ohio. Back Log club held a well attended banquet on Nov 11. Rita Hollis and party returned to Cambridge by car. Ethel Smith and daughter visiting Nathan and Lydia Taylor. A food sale at Miss McNiff's school funded a piano. The Westland Lyceum began its 80th year with the Westland Ladies quartet. Gladys Briggs visited Cambridge as her family recently moved from Providence for a Boston area post.
Rev Irl R Hicks almanac for 1910 issued November 15 1909 offers astronomy meteorology content and original Hicks Weather Forecasts. Price 35 cents by mail 38 cents on stands. One copy free with a yearly Word and Works subscription. Word and Works Publishing Co 2001 Locust St St Louis MO agents wanted discounts on almanacs in quantities.
The statement credits President Rhodes of Mercantile Safe Deposit Co in New York as a believer in advertising. No further context or events are provided.
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