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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1911
Page
7
Senator-elect Charles F. M Carthy secured a four vote gain in Waltham on Saturday, raising his majority from 54 to 70 as recount results were finalized.
Marlboro citizen Mrs. Jennie Williams voices relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Burke Drug Co. for back pain dizziness and kidney secretions. Ad touts Doan's as a proven remedy with price 50 cents and Foster-Millburn Co. as sale agents in Buffalo New York.
Public auction on December 4 1911 at 10 o clock for property at 88 88A and 90 A Newton Street Marlborough consisting of a two tenement house and a six room cottage on about 9800 square feet. Auctioneer J J Skahan and administrator Albert F Newton invite inquiries with terms requiring 300 cash or certified check at sale and balance on delivery of deed within ten days.
Marlborough Savings Bank schedules deposits to bear interest on the third Wednesday in January April July and October. Dividends payable on the third Wednesday in January and July. Banking hours are 9 to 3 weekdays and 9 to 12:30 Saturdays. Also notices about poultry for sale or exchange and an extra horse offered.
National Grange members will gather in Columbus Ohio November 15 to 25 for the annual session chaired by State Master Godfrey. Officers will be elected and major business for the Order will be discussed with a public reception on November 15 at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. The seventh degree is to be conferred November 16 with a large middle west turnout anticipated.
The New York state Grange legislative committee praised its session work opposing the Gittins race track and Foley milk bills and backing the highway law. It supported funding for the Madison Square Garden land show, Geneva experiment station, tax bills, and several insurance and seed measures. Oregon Grange plans two good roads bills including a state highway commission and a county bonding act.
A collage of clipped quips and observations on speech, smiles, luck, resilience, and daily life. The passages mix aphorisms and humorous vignettes from sources including the Washington Herald, offering a snapshot of midcentury newspaper humor and social commentary.
Time table published for October 19 1911 shows Saturday half hour cars between Concord Maynard from 2 PM to 8 PM and Concord Hudson until 8 PM. Sundays feature half hour service between Concord Maynard from 2 PM to 8 PM until October 28 1911.
The Enterprise reports a new Democratic plan by Walter H. Creamer that would redraw a Middlesex centered fifth district including Acton Ashby Ashland Ayer Bedford Boxboro Burlington Carlisle Concord Dunstable Framingham Groton Holliston Hopkinton Hudson Lexington Lincoln Littleton Marlboro Maynard Natick Newton Pepperell Sherborn Shirley Stow Sudbury Townsend Waltham Waterloo Wayland Weston Westford Tyngsboro and Brookline with population around 209000. It would place Marlboro and nearby towns in a Middlesex County district not represented by Wilder, a shift favored by the Democrats. Also notes local obituaries and moves including J A Bennett buying the Reuben Dole place, Mr and Mrs C V Lee parents of a daughter, and Mrs Louis Boudreau relocating from Dr Therrien’s to Placide Durand’s.
Probate Court in Cambridge announces license to sell the real estate of Annette M. Irwin late of Bedford County to distribute assets. Perry, administratrix with will annexed, presents petition. cited heirs must appear December 11, 1911, at nine o'clock, or be notified by weekly publication in the Enterprise.
A compact reflective note contrasts happiness from self mastery with the harm of error. An anecdote quotes Schopenhauer on falsehood and truth, then a remark from a trust magnate about consumer demand and a skeptical jab at the phrase there is a sucker born every minute.
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