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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1905
Page
6
Miss Sara Crosby visited Boston friends over Sunday. A large touring car exploded near the ball field Sunday afternoon wrecking the vehicle. No new diphtheria cases reported to the board of health by Monday night, total seven cases.
A strong cast is set for the cantata The Rose Maiden to be presented at Music Hall on December 4. George K. Woods, a Webber Quartet baritone, headlines with Mrs. Woods, a noted contralto. soprano Jiss Giles. tenor Mr. Russell. community choir of over 80 directed by Robert W. Carter. Accompanists are Mrs. W. S. Leland and Miss Lillian Carter. Local music lovers anticipate a large audience.
Rep P J Sullivan hosted the Hudson Maynard Stow and Boxboro town clerks at the Hudson House Friday noon to discuss votes from the recent Representative election. Sullivan is re elected as the representative from the 22nd Middlesex district for the coming year. Eye trouble symptoms prompt consultation at Babbitt Co Opticians with locations in Marlboro and Clinton.
When You Have a Bad Cold You want relief and permanent cure. Chamberlains Cough Remedy claims to relieve lungs ease expectoration counter pneumonia and be pleasant and safe. For sale by Johnsons Pharmacy H J Dwinell Maynard.
Drive No 6 of The Hammer is installed in the barn. Gus Morea’s house work by Cavy O Connell. Buswell express now carries bundles to New York in addition to local service. Travelers class meets with Mrs F M Holland to discuss Greece. Vanderveer buys stock in New York for new 5 and 10 cent department. Farrar in Boston to register under new fitness law for undertakers. Durkee faces 58 hour law violation in court. case filed. First Parish holds second vesper service with Apollo club musicians. Harry Kilkenny receives gold cuff links at Middlesex school. remarks praised. Cecelia Operetta Co to perform in town hall Tuesday Nov 28 under Concord lodge of Masons.
A crowd attended the opening night at the Murray and Collier skating rink in Concord town hall. The floor is in good condition with instructors for beginners and a courteous staff controlling the crowd. The rink, already running in Maynard, plans Thursday and Saturday sessions through winter if turnout remains strong.
A delegation gathered at Fitchburg station and quietly surprised William Clahane at his Main street home for his 24th birthday. John Goulding delivered the presentation speech and Clahane expressed thanks. Soloists Katherine Loftin Nora Wallace and Katherine Hagerty provided music.
In district court Judge presided Monday morning. John Mattachi of Maynard faced threats case and received three months probation. Jeremiah Mahoney of Maynard got two months probation for drunkenness. Frank B. Sproul of Bedford paid five dollars for drunkenness. Getano Proia fined ten dollars for drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons. Jek Wannejaupai, moved by Officer Connors of Meynard, is a fugitive from Illinois. case continued until extradition papers arrive.
Henry J. Slattery age about 24 died of pulmonary tuberculosis at the state almshouse in Tewksbury after a month as an inmate. He lived in town two years as an employee of Mr Rand and served in the Spanish American War with the Second Massachusetts and later the 43d United States Infantry in the Philippines. Captain Leonard, the wartime commander, located Slattery’s sister who requested burial in Springfield, and he was brought home for interment.
Des Moines resident Herb W. Edwards sprained his wrist and bruised his knees after a fall on an icy sidewalk last winter. He credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with quick relief after a few applications. For sale by Johnson's Pharmacy and H. J. Dwinell in Maynard.
HUDSON Thomas O'Donnell is ill with bronchitis. The Knights of Columbus will hold a whist party in their hall Friday evening. Arthur Douglas started Monday on a trip to his former home in New Hampshire. Miss Eugene Handy has graduated from the Waltham Training School for Nurses. Mr and Mrs Sumner Handy of Somerville are guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Handy Lincoln street. Thomas Peters of Maple street is unable to work due to a sore hand from playing football. Anthony G Conway of South Acton was arrested Saturday night by Officer Patrick Scally for drunkenness. An alarm from box 34 at 10 49 Monday morning for a fire caused by an oil heater in the basement of 12 River street Morse's block. The fire was out before the company arrived and no damage resulted.
Mrs. Fred A. Baker of the Stratton block on Park street reported a missing coat vest and hat belonging to Mr. Baker after a door to door magazine salesman called Monday morning. The agent claimed five orders were already placed but no one else could confirm. No police report filed.
In the Riverside club pool games on Monday night the following results occurred: Hinman 59 over Burkill 46, Fairbanks and Morin 50 over 10, Bryant and Hinman 50 over 22, Fairbanks and Murray 50 over 29, Larkin and Cuff 50 over 42, Coyette and Besgette 50 over 44.
Genesis Bros. fruit wagon lost its load on Monday morning after running down Apsley street to Main. The horse halted after overturning near Main, with harness damaged and fruit scattered. Also, a letter from Harmony Maine notes E. B. Reid’s loss of his mother to consumption and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds with trial bottle offered.
The C. F. Budd Company at Concord Junction seeks a few additional female workers. The notice invites qualified applicants to apply for employment opportunities within the plant.
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