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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
5
Chelmsford Ginger Ale touts generations of experience and high quality appealing to discriminating consumers seeking the best.
A brief message expressing gratitude for patronage and interest in our upcoming opening. The note thanks readers for their support and encourages continued attention as the new venture prepares to launch.
The Trinitarian Church hosted a social reunion and mutual reception to begin the new year. Rev. Mr Tewksbury marked his 20th year as pastor, with Rev Dr P Gif ford delivering the evening address. George E B Phelan of Brookline read varied pieces while Miss Gertrude Todd led music and refreshments were served by the Lunasy social life committee.
Roger Sherman Hoar launched his senate bid at a town hall event Monday night amid strong local support. Presiding was abolitionist Frank Sanborn. speakers included John J. Mitchel for Congress and Charles F. McCarthy of Marlboro a potential speaker of the next house. Hoar condemned his opponent’s legislative record and defended his own Democratic stance while criticizing railroad policy impacting dairy producers and transportation costs.
The new railroad timetable effective Monday shifts several Boston bound trains earlier by two to four minutes, adds a Sunday 9.45 p m departure, and stops the 4.00 p m Boston express to Concord, arriving 4.37 p m. The town gains with these adjustments while other local events and people are noted.
The Middlesex Hunt club hosts its annual horse show at the club Kennelson with an exhibi tion of horses and a program of races including the President's cup race. Francis P. Sears sponsors the cup which requires three wins. entries are limited to qualified hunters who have won a first in hunter classes this year. A. Henry Higginson, aided by Howard Snelling and other club members, helped plan the day.
The St Louis Globe-Democrat urges comparing cities on more than population as a measure of growth. The Gate City notes critics say cities not growing should advertise and improve government and attractions. The Chicago Tribune comments that the country will praise New York once it joins in promoting the nation as a whole. The Washington Post weighs in on national pride.
A major electric company spent about $1,000,000 in patents and litigation over the past year. Enos cites that telephone networks total roughly 12,500,000 lines in length, underscoring the scale of early telecom infrastructure.
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