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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1909
Page
5
The ad promotes the C. J. L. five cent cigar claiming Havana tobacco from New York yields superior smoke. It urges customers to ask their dealer for the C. J. L. and defends higher retailer costs due to high grade tobacco, contrasting with other five cent cigars. The piece defends fair profit while urging nickel value.
Charles W Boynton of Woodstock Vermont visits his Bedford hosts, praising his Green Mountain farm. He says city life holds no lure, notes Charlie is tanned and rugged, plans fall deer hunting during the brief open season and expects to harvest his quota of big game.
WANTED girl to do general housework. Good references required. Apply to Mr. Young, C. W. Blake Co. Drug Store. FOR SALE or TO LET Our new camps at Randletts Grove on the Concord river furnished or unfurnished. Apply to Roger W. Brown, Bedford, Mass. If you have anything in the monumental line to be done whether large or small consult F. & Harris, Concord. FOR SALE A black walnut side board and oak bedstead with National springs. Mrs. C. BE. Sprague, Bedford.
Miss Margaret Joyce of Framingham visits Concord Junction. King and Cole's orchestra to provide music for an old fashioned tea party in Carlisle. Mrs Carl Howard seriously ill after Sunday hemorrhages. Booker T Washington lecture drew large crowds at Unitarian church. Auto garage planned behind Charles Hunter's store to be run by Hunter. Sherman moving pictures popular at Association Hall on Wednesdays. Dr W F Davis and Archie B Simpson plan a short auto trip to Maine in Simpson's Hudson 20. Ladies Parish whist prize winners listed. Government edict raises registration fee to ten cents plus postage. new letter box at Central and Francis. Small force building the Commonwealth bridge noted. concrete piers started Monday. Partridge and quail season opens Thursday at noon. sportsmen hopeful. State license compliance urged to all who have not secured one.
Sunday the 17th Rev Lewis E Perry of Ayer will conduct services. At the evening service he will discuss the en deavor meeting at Sagamore Beach from this summer. The Union church new roof slate work progresses well. they hope to use the building by mid winter.
The Concord Junction WCTU met at Mrs H H Loring's Home on Wednesday at 4 PM with two new members. Mrs Henry M Lane was chosen delegate to the Pittsfield state convention October 12 to 14. Evening featured a 6:30 salad supper for about 60, piano and vocal solos by Mrs W Leland and Miss Carrie Cadwell and Mr Leland, and a Prohibition Amendment discussion led by Rev S N Adams and Rev M E Farren. Committees and thanks noted, next meeting with Mrs Young November 3.
A lawyer challenges the claim that professions lack relics while a doctor claims a unique set of family skeletons exists in the medical museum. The exchange is noted by Puck.
Littleton residents gather for Sunday visits as G Edward Prouty and relatives stop in. Elmer Flagg recovers from appendicitis and can sit up. Amory Indiana guests Mr and Mrs Cootey visit aunt Mrs W E Conant and Mrs Chas White’s dancing school opens with Miss Dippman. Various visits include Mrs Nettie Turner of Milford and Dr and Mrs Hinds. Abbie McNiff plans to resume teaching. Woman's Club opens season with Mrs Hattie Robinson as president. Clara A Cameron and Herbert C Carson announce their marriage for Oct 6 in Somerville. Cameron known as trained nurse with many local patients.
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