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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1909
Page
7
A Marlboro resident recounts her husband's relief from kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She endorses the remedy, noting health improvement within weeks. Sold by Burke Drug Co. and Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
Marlborough Savings Bank announces deposits on the third Wednesday of January April July and October. Dividends payable on the third Wednesday of January and July. Bank hours are 9 to 3 on weekdays and 9 to 12:30 on Saturdays.
Timetable excerpt lists routes Marlboro to Northboro Clinton Leominster and Fitchburg with various departure and arrival times including Sunday adjustments. It shows Marlboro to Boston connections and Framingham routes with multiple daily departures, and notes inclines for Sundays and specific station pairs such as South Sudbury and Lowell.
Everett Mass Oct 7 The first gun in the Democratic campaign was fired in a big tent gospel meeting where James H Vahey candidate for governor spoke on the income tax and platform planks. Eugene N Foss lieutenant governor candidate praised the platform, criticized the Republican machine led by Senator Lodge, and urged bipartisan support. Foss argued for tariff reform and Canadian reciprocity, saying high protection harms workers and raises living costs. He urged unity, promised to help wage earners and industry, and emphasized the need for a broad world market for New England products.
The speaker argues for reciprocity with Canada as a path to lower costs and broader markets, linking it to income tax and tariff reform. He criticizes Republican stand patism and Payne Aldrich provisions, urges a shift toward Democratic alignment, and envisions a future fusion of reform-minded leaders from both parties to counter protectionist policy.
Time table notices half hour service on Saturdays and Sundays from 2 P M to 8 P M with connections at Concord Depot. A special theatre car for Maynard links with the Boston express at 11 29 P M Saturdays. Through Concord arrivals connect to Arlington Heights and transfer at Hudson for Marlboro South Framingham Worcester lines and Clinton Leominster Fitchburg. Connections at Concord with Lexington Boston and Lowell routes. Concord Junction links to Boston trains and South Framingham.
Christus Chappus, arrested in Haverhill on a murder charge, formerly resided in Marlboro and boarded at a Greek restaurant on Liberty Street. Residents recall his troubled past in Greece, claim he was often disagreeable and possibly insane, and note brief employments at local factories before unreliable work habits.
Chief P F Crotty defends liquor trial outcomes saying he enforces the law without fear or favor. He notes stores previously selling liquor now stop and praises the public for support while denying any boastful intent.
Children and mothers from the Cradle Roll and Primary attended a festively set reception at the Congregational Church grounds and vestries on Saturday afternoon. The event featured community entertainment and a cheerful, family friendly atmosphere.
Miss Eva Maybay and Joseph Lesieur were married in St Marys church. Rev J C Caisse officiated. Attendants were Tyrus Maybay and Delphine Chaput. Guests from multiple states attended. The couple will reside on Broad Street and the bride works at J A Frye factory.
A groom employed at the Diamond F factory is identified with the Marlboro Aerie of Eagles, highlighting his work affiliation and fraternal society membership as notable biographical details.
The Family Whist club met Monday evening at the Broad street home of Mr. and Mrs. Hormidas Sasseville. Whist ran 8 to 10 with prizes: Gents’ first L Valcourt. Ladies’ first Mrs. George Leduc. consolations Louis Grenier and Mrs. George Normadin. A lunch followed, hosted by Mrs. Sasseville, with many couples present.
Marlboro and Milford played a tense ball game Saturday afternoon with Milford winning 2 to 1. A large crowd from the city watched until the last man was out. Marlboro’s battery was Martie O Toole and Harry Bemis while Milford’s battery included Taylor and Cronin.
Pastime Juniors defeated Middlesex 1285 to 1174 at the Pastime alleys on Friday night. M Langelier rolled 280 and A Mulhearn 270 to lift the Pastime team, while Edward Flaherty enters medical school at the University of Vermont. Nearby notes report hospital recovery, vacations, political appointments, and Royal Arch chapter activities.
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