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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1910

Page

5

Nomination of Roger Sherman Hoar for Fifth Middlesex Senator

Democratic convention in Concord selects Roger Sherman Hoar as standard bearer for the Fifth Middlesex district. Hoar, 23, is praised by Rep. McCarthy and officials and will begin active campaigning after the gathering at Main Street Concord.

Marlboro Harry J. Parmenter Maynard W. H. Fairbank Sudbury Belmont Wayland M. J. Colling Hoar Charles’ 'F. MacCarthy Bute Mitchell Tucker Stanley Thomas J. Birmingham Waltham Birmingham Michael J. Colling E. J Concord Phillips Exeter Academy Harvard Harvard Law School Hear Sherman Hoar Vas Democratic Towns Committee of State Central Committee Main St

Finigan’s auctions promise bargains for Bedford buyers

Keep track of Finigan's auction dates this week and next. On Thursday he offers a large assortment of antique furniture bric a brac at D Hartford’s Bedford location. Tuesday afternoon next week features farming tools and household items from the late Io Patch at the farm. Thursday sales include household goods of the late Miss Katherine Gleagon. Plenty of bargains are expected and attending will save money.

Finigan D. Hartford Bedford Katherine Gleagon

New Head of Cattle Bureau Named by Governor Draper

Governor Draper appoints a new leader for the Cattle Bureau to replace Dr. Austin Peters. The appointee, though new to the post, is well known to Concord farmers through long association with local cattle breeder Myron Carrigan of Nine Acre Corner. Born in Burlington in 1868, he previously served in the Massachusetts Legislature and agricultural committees.

Draper Cattle Bureau Austin Peters Ted Roger Walcott Concord and Eve Myron ‘T. Carrigan Mass Burlington

Marlboro Social and Local Notes Nonspecific

Marlboro residents engage in work moves as Anna Howe enters Framingham hospital training school. H A Vinting departs for F W Meserve, South Framingham. Town social visits include Windsor House party and Brockton fair attendance. Money disappearance and directory items noted with local hires.

Anna A. Howe Framingham Hospital H. A. Vinting A. J.rougeau F. W. Meserve South Framingham

Appointment of local cattle bureau official praised

The article notes an executive appointment at the cattle bureau praising a man active in farming trade in Winchester. It lists his public service roles including town offices and leadership in local agricultural groups. It also mentions a petition to railroad authorities over noise from whistle signals near the Junction.

Cattle Bureau Ipa Winchester Woburn Grange Mass. Cattle Owners’ Association New England Holstein-rriesen Breeders’ Club Draper

Local Notes From North Acton and Vicinity

Jessie Scott of Bos visits Eadith Frost's. Blanchard and Gould load limber for cars. Dan and Frank Benere work at a mill near Concord Jct. Chas Dow buys a Lowell restaurant and moves this week. Four New Haven engines pass to Lowell for B M RR. Mrs. W J Halloway moves to Wel lesley. Miss Julia Roby leaves the Inn. Gale damages local fruit. Edward Anderson's teams haul produce to Boston twice weekly.

Jessie Scott Bos Eadith Frost Zoeth Dennison Freeman Ancle’s Chelsea Blanchard & Gould Dan Frank Benere Con Cord Jct Chas. Dow T. A. Scott's Farm Lowell Wellesley Wellesley Hills Gaylor Spinney Julia Roby Edward Anderson Boston

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Lizotte & Dupuis Maynard, Mass Albert Vanderhoof Sporting Goods Maxwell Bo i Main Street A. G. Ziegler Tory Concord Junction Via Mm. Wood CO Coal & Lumber Roger Sherman Roger Sherman Hoar Whitney Coal & Grain Co GEO. H. Reed West Acton B. W. Brown C. H. MEAD @ CO S. R. Carter West ‘Berlin John J. Flannery Bedford Street W. A. Haynes Company Maynard , Mass Cora R. Knight Water &T Finigan’s Auctions Fred Freeland’ Walker Edward Skelley Cape Cod J. EB. Wix& Co Sears William Trull Marlboro, Co Bruce Henry Johnson Ted Now Auburn Herbert Bartlett Joseph Monte Canada Quebec St. Ann de Beaupre Montreal George Lapierre Broad St Will Money Mr. Leplerre Joseph Rivard A. EB. Vigeant Ferman Tek Lawrence Railroad Commissioners North Acton Chelmsford New England Lowel C. M. Byron Notte England George H. Hopkins I Bedford Lewin We. I Spenger Bros Ngord Frank E. Harris Telephone Barnes’ College
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