Market Feeds Offered for Cattle and Horses at Low Prices
A supplier advertises a full line of stock feeds and sundries for cows and horses with competitive seasonal prices. Featured offerings include a wide selection and on hand stock for farmers.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1907
Page
2
A supplier advertises a full line of stock feeds and sundries for cows and horses with competitive seasonal prices. Featured offerings include a wide selection and on hand stock for farmers.
Church schedules list services for Trinitarian Congregational and First Parish Unitarian, with pastors Rev G A Tewksbury Rev Loren B Macdonald and others. additional notices include a Christian Science service and a village Sabbath school. Probate Court summons heirs to show cause why real estate of Josiah Dow should not be sold for distribution. license petition by Orrin S Fowler presented.
Rev. Sidney J. Willis serves at the Universalist church with services each Sunday at 10 30 AM. A Sunday school session follows at 11 30 AM led by J K W Witherbee as superintendent.
Congregational Church led by Eugene F Hunt lists services at 10 45 a m and 7 p m with Sunday school at noon supervised by Frank E Sanderson and CE meeting at 6 p m Choir director G B Lawton organist R W Carter and Annie G Adams lead CE. Methodist Episcopal Church under Rev R E Bisbee offers services 10 30 a m 7 15 p m with Sunday school at 11 45 a m Epworth League at 6 and Tuesday prayer meeting. St Bridget s R C Church pastor Rev F F Killiren holds masses 8 30 and 10 30 a m with vespers 8 15 p m West Acton holds 2 15 p m Sunday school on first Sunday of each month.
The St George's Church announces services by the rector the Rev. Arthur Bradford Papineau. Sunday worship includes Holy Eucharist at 8 AM and 10:30 AM morning services with a sermon, catechism at noon, and evening prayer with sermon at 7:30 PM. Friday litany and instruction at 7:30 PM. Holy days set for 7 AM Holy Eucharist.
A compiled schedule shows Foresters on the first and third Mondays and Companions of Forest on the same. A O U W on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Maynara Lodge No 181 I O O F weekly on Wednesdays. Mizpah Lodge No 54 D of R on first and third Thursdays. Eastern Star on first and third Tuesdays. The Order of Pythias on the second and fourth Wednesdays. Tole Lodge 1 O G T on the first and fourth Tuesdays. Bt Bridget s C T S on Sundays. Hibernians on second Thursdays. Royal Arcanum on the first and third Mondays. I O C B N U on the first and third Wednesdays.
A crowded Marlboro item list notes John Robinson of Brockton visiting friends, many short travels, and visitors from Manchester and Spencer. Local workers like Percy Potter in shoe finishing and Andrew Smith resuming work post typhoid are mentioned alongside a box alarm on Winter Street and a Thanksgiving boxing match in Lawrence.
Nellie Bender the new glove department sales girl in a city store struggles with money and romance as a Thanksgiving lunch invites trouble. A chance meeting on a rain soaked street reveals a loving fiancé and the lure of independence. A passing scene of married life contrasts with a public divorce headline and a quiet homeward return.
Details from the Isthmian canal commission report show government expenditure on the Panama project totaling $48,285,110 beyond the $50,000,000 paid to the French company and Panama. It argues for government labor over contracts, notes sanitation work, and claims no yellow fever occurred on the isthmus that year.
Mrs. Frank Ritchie moves to 95 Russell Street while Edward Rice works as bookkeeper at Parsons machine shop. Avery Longell builds near his Berlin Road home. Young Rice Hutching beat Chestnut Hills 11–0 Friday. H. I. Carpenter Pearl Street resumes work after illness. Alphonse Lamonthe visits son in Brockton. Dr. Jacques shingle work on Chestnut Street home. Olive Maybay relocates to Lincoln Street. Charles Taylor moves to Marlboro Savings Bank building lot. Godfrey Brouillette teaches evening school at St. Anthony’s. Louis Bouffard returns to Bert Carpenter’s barber shop after honeymoon in Canada. Mrs. Nedreau ends Star laundry service and takes a Brockton shoe factory post. Mrs. Adolphus Gregoire and son Charles vacation visiting Worcester and New York. Forty five ladies attend Baptist Missionary meeting with Rev. A St James and Mrs. Cadieux.
An advertisement offers a free trial of Uric-O for rheumatism claiming it cures by removing acidic toxins. It promises a free 75¢ bottle if readers mail the notice with their details and contend the drug is endorsed locally in Concord and Syracuse.
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