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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1908
Page
5
After remodeling our greenhouses we can supply Cut Flowers and Flowering Plants directly to customers. Buying direct saves middleman profits and delivers flowers 24 to 48 hours fresher. Chrysanthemums carnations violets and plants in fine condition with prompt delivery. Express paid on orders $2.00 or more at rates not exceeding 25 cents.
Mrs Sidney Davis spent Wednesday in Lowell with friends. A musicale was held Tuesday evening at the parsonage. Miss Marion Olga Hanson visited relatives in Boston Saturday. The topic at Friday’s B. topic night was Gratitude and how to express it. A social will be held at Fred Robbins’ home Thursday with an entertainment and supper served from 6 to 8 o’clock.
Carlisle Grange No. 258 presented a home talent program Tuesday evening November 1 with the Squeakenphonian orchestra appearing for the second time in public and the musical farce Wedding Cakes repeated. The audience labeled the show first class. The lineup included piano duets, songs, readings, vocal duets and orchestra selections led by Harold T. Chamberlin and James H. Wilkins.
Reading a community pageant features a piano duet by Mrs Lucy Roby Davis and Miss Grace Chamberlin with a cast including Hortense Miss Marian Olga Hanson and Prof Ardito. After the show guests enjoyed ice cream and cake while the wedding cakes were cut as souvenirs. Proceeds from the Oct 29 and Nov 10 entertainments bolster the Grange treasury despite poor weather.
Mr and Mrs Noble Loomer receive congratulations on the birth of a baby boy Thursday. Herbert Kingman takes a permanent freight platform position at Junction station. Miss Alice Comeau, visiting Arlington, stayed with Mrs Edward Comeau last week. Dr Wendell F Davis and Michael J Hayes attended the Strawberry Hill Gun club supper Friday night.
Acton Board of Health adopts strict rules governing milk production storage cooling mixing and sale to protect public health. Licenses required annual applications. vehicles and premises must display licenses and licensing details. cows used must be identified and approved. storage rooms must be clean with sterilization facilities. no milk above 50 degrees Fahrenheit. refrigerated display and proper drainage. infectious disease notifications required and vessels exposed to illness must be sterilized.
The Enterprise visits Hugh McDonald’s Littleton repository to view a carload of New York exposition carriages and sleighs. He highlights a wide stock, fair pricing, and a "square deal" promise with on the spot rubber tire service and rapid blacksmith work. His sales reach Groton and Cape Cod, with broad state representation.
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