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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1904
Page
8
Katharine and John Seymour reunite at the Hall after a perilous voyage and battlefield service. Katharine encourages him to rest and keep his duty, while the couple face uncertain futures with hope and resolve as they enter the Hall together.
Frank Jones works in Maynard while Miss Inez Kilton visits Worcester. Mrs. James McGreen hosted her sister. Mrs. Annie Wattslong visits Somerville. Sweet moves into Robbins area. Comedy Coupon Bonds to be shown at the vestry next Tuesday. Market additions by J. S. Moore attract interest as windows near completion. Carr ies Shapley and Eliza Fletcher attended Supt Ogden’s 25th anniversary in Maynard. N E B O P enjoyed a social in Exchange hall with guests from North Adams Orange Gardner and Fitchburg. Ice cream and cake served. A regiment first to reach the front in a notable conflict. brother wounded in mob attack on the Sixth but the deceased escaped harm. He owned Pearce Medals and formerly lived in Marlboro and Soldier-at-Tosus Maine. Deceased leaves a wife three sons and two.
Rehearsals for Daniel shift to 8 pm on Friday with reminders that remaining sessions are few. Bible class Tuesday at 7 pm. Ladies Auxiliary and King’s Daughters plan meetings and mission efforts. U P S C B hosts Comfort Bag social November 30 to aid seamen, with bags and barrels to Vineyard Haven. Thanksgiving service based on the Governor’s proclamation features violin by Miss Rebekah Warren.
C Brown offers a $10 reward for the return of a tan mottled foxhound with a tan head and ears, one ear higher than the other. Contact C Brown or F H Donnelly at American House South Acton for information or location of the dog.
South Acton Tocal offers harness, boot and shoe repairs at nearable prices. By C. H Clark.
West Acton residents report a school vacation week. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Brown spent the holiday in Boston. Mary C. Stevens visited relatives in Haverhill. Peter Foley and family traveled via Montreal and Chicago to Washington, D. C. Several locals entertained guests and joined Y P S C E events. Small game hunting mention and a deer sighting conclude the notices.
Classified notice offers golf gloves mittens and gaiters for sale. Mentions owner charges and provides address box 135 West Acton. Apply to Fred Green for inquiries and items including a fox hound grey and brown.
A. W. Woodward of Woodville visits and is employed by Preston Woven Hose Co in a four cylinder touring car. J. A. McGee settles the case of a policyholder with terms agreed. Howard Stickney of Keene NH visits his parents on Newton Street as snow reaches 15 inches. Daniel Brackett canvasses votes in the 21st representative district Friday. Frank Meanor attends a Clinton funeral. Annie Murphy of New Haven visits the vicinity. sister of Dr. yh Bogg adviser and Yale football figures M. C. Murphy.
The 17th anniversary of Trinity parish was observed in parish rooms on Thursday evening. Rev. Sina of Southboro spoke on Some in places in England and the Channel Islands, with Walter Mingo of St. Mark's School presenting illustrations. A large audience attended and coffee and cake were served. arrangements were by Mrs. Frank Billings, Mrs. G. Otis Adams, and Mrs. D. B. Aldoes.
H L Coburn entertained members of the company at Russell theatre in Burke's rooms on Saturday night after their work. Manager F J Langevin and Mrs Langevin with house attaches and friends attended. The party included songs and specialties, with refreshments, ending about midnight.
John P. Rowe chairman of the Democratic city committee reports receipt of a congratulatory letter from Hon. William L. Douglas governor elect. The Marlboro man sent greetings after the election and Douglas replied in a courteous note.
The funeral of William F. B. Whitney was held Saturday at 2 pm at his son Harry Whitney’s home 33 Howland Street. Rev George S Pine led the service and interment followed in Rocklawn Cemetery with bearers from Post 48 AR.
The Democratic caucus nominated Mayor F. B. R. Mildon for a second term with a strong party vote. Donahue McCarthy were named for aldermen in Wards One and Two. Other wards saw nominations for school board and vacancies to be filled by caucus officers.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local election notice listing mayoral candidates and ward committee chairs. Names such as T A Giblin J R Powers John Donahue and T J Harris appear amid scattered incomplete phrases and positions.
A narrative summary notes a top baseball figure, Stoneham, acclaimed for his skill. The piece mentions his 11 day business and a prior season facing the Indianapolis team of the Western circuit.
A man named J. B. Orner of Franklin Grove Illinois suffered a four year leg ulcer after a bicycle accident. Bucklen's Arica Salve cured the wound and is advertised as effective for burns with Willard's Pharmacy in South Acton offering it.
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