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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1910
Page
4
The Marlboro THL Enterprise lists staff and publishing details with subscription costs and advertising rates. It notes annual, semiannual, quarterly prices and locations at 161 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts, with local business notice charges and advance payment requirement.
A 1910 article discusses why pins are put in the mouth to study them safely and warns of swallowing risk and germ exposure. It notes obsolete vegetables once used as fare such as elder top burdock root and early hop shoots once eaten as asparagus.
The Briisher favors insurance gambling taking out policies on diverse events from royal deaths to horse race losses. He wagers on outcomes and treats risk as a game, illustrating a penchant for odd, speculative insurance bets.
Mrs George Towle and family guests of relatives in Framingham for Thanksgiving. Charles Adams and family of Dorchester with Charles Cox's party. Miss Marion Towne returns home from Smith College for vacation. Whitcomb and daughter dine with Mrs Tolman. Mrs Norwood and Bernice of Malden visit Mrs Wheaton. Dr and Mrs Bartlett of Concord. Bert Joggin of Beverly visits. Carrol Brown of Smith College home for holiday. Willow Rebekah lodge plans supper and meeting at Maynard lodge. A. S. Lowden and J Alvord Rose visit Kendall Green for holiday. Henry Rolfe takes Bedford ride and dinner. Byron returns to work after illness. Petrie of Beverly visits Williams in Lexington Road. Ruth Raymond resumes studies at Tilton Academy. Guild of First Parish presents Mr Eastman’s Niece on Dec 2. Philathea class works for Dec 7 fair at Trinitarian church chapel. Karl Jones returns from wedding trip living in South Acton. night operator duties resume. Urquhart bakery displays five pound bass from Concord River. Sale for piano fund Dec 7. ice cream and cake sale. Santa Claus land for children. begins 3 PM.
George Albree lodges a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington challenging milk transport charges on Boston and Maine, New York New Haven and Hartford, and St Johnsbury and Lake Champlain lines. He argues rates favor chartered car use, deny cans shipments for independents, and seek lawful, fair milk shipment rates across points and load sizes.
Michael Delorey and Miss Lulu Haggerty wed at St Bernard's church on Thursday afternoon. Rev M J Flaherty presided with John Delorey as best man and Gertrude Martell as bridesmaid. They will reside on Sudbury road post ceremony. Both are popular in Concord and the bride has been active in St Bernard's parish activities.
The annual St Bernard parish reunion drew a good crowd to Monument hall on a Wednesday evening. Rev Fr Lynch led the event aided by helpers. readings by Prof Stacy opened the program and were well received, followed by dancing to King and Cole’s orchestra until midnight.
A Wednesday evening dance in the town hall drew about 35 couples. Boston orchestra supplied fine music. the event ran from 8 to 12 with a 10 30 intermission as ices and cake were served. Matrons Mrs. Herbert Hosmer and others and organizers Elmer Joslin and team helped arrange the affair.
The notice lists incomplete names of individuals with advertised letters including Don Burke Leighton John McKay R Rodzewicga K Frank Stevenson BE Sprague Horace L Webber two others Miss Lillian Buszzie Mrs J Casia two entries Miss Florence Doe Mrs Wm Hammond Mrs C A Logan Miss F Moynihan Miss Eilen M Moore Miss Mary McCormick and others
Counter attraction kept crowd small as Mr. Geist performed a Julius Caesar reading. A New York School of Dramatic Art member, he impressed with a strong personality and pleasing voice. Proceeds benefit the senior gift purchase.
Mrs. Dumaine returned to Concord with two deer from a two weeks hunting trip at Kineo Maine on Moosehead Lake. She and her husband enjoyed the trip though Mr Dumaine failed to bag a moose. Mrs Dumaine's eight pointer was the highlight of the hunt and partridge hunting proved fruitful for both.
Local W C T U members plan a December 6 gathering at Mrs H Rolfe’s Middle Street home. The program will include a speaker from the Ingelside Home for Girls to discuss its work, with Concord Junction invited. Refreshments to follow.
Advertisements may be left at H. L. Whitcomb's with advance payment. Rates are 100 per line or portion per insertion. Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton Sudbury references include tenement steam electricity bath and boarding arrangements. Miss Hicks at 14 Walden Street listed.
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