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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1907
Page
4
The Enterprise Marlboro offers subscriptions at 1 dollar per year with three cent single copies and half year and quarter rates. Office located at 161 Main Street Marlboro Mass. W E Wilger is the manager.
A notice outlines ad pricing in the local columns: one inch one week at 7d followed by 26¢ for each additional inch. Special yearly rates apply. Business notices priced at 10¢ per line per insertion in the Wednesday issue dated October 16 1907.
Westboro visitor Mr. Hathaway stops by Watsons. Roxbury visitors greet Wilsons of Commonwealth area. Malden and Togus guests visit Ada Chaplin. Hawthorne chapter members attend Magdalene inspection in Maynard. Bruce couple from Stow call on friends. San Francisco and Boston visitors seen. Fire alarm false by intoxicated trio. Owl club hosts tenth anniversary dinner. Women’s club prep season and reception planned. Herots of Gold show by Leander DeCordova Amusement Co. in Association hall.
The verdict praised a lively company with polished acting as Hawthorne chapter O BR S joins the New England circuit. Ada G. Hall May F. Cobb and other officers led the inspection with a banquet for 60 Electa Waltham 30 Maynard and 26 Hudson guests. One candidate initiated as Mrs. Whitney aided by chapter officers.
Four Italians arrested by Deputy Game Warden Clement R. ord were arraigned Tuesday morning. Gaetano Pino of Gaston Wag was fined $20 for shooting un domesticated song birds. John Anas tasi and Joseph Simi each fined $10 for shooting without license. Anthony Couti of Somerville was fined $10 for shooting gray squirrels.
A long unpaid mail notice lists names of individuals including Mrs and Misses, with many entries such as Bird French Fraser Evans Hungerford Hobbs Harmon LeRoy Wheeler Stor row Laid Anthorpe Hodges Hodges Nulty Whitney Wakefield Webster Williams and others. The note credits the firm Joseph Burnet Co Boston for its success from making a quality extract and informing customers where to buy it.
Concord High won decisively over Alten Vehool of Newton 32 to 0 on Saturday afternoon. Capt Damon starred with five touchdowns as the home team built 28 points in the first half. Umpire Me tard, Referee Goddard, and Linesmen Thomas and Richardson officiated the 15 minute halves. The day also featured Old Concord chapter D A R hosting a program at Miss Barret’s home with Edward J. Cox of the Boston Sons of the American Revolution.
The Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club meets in town hall new quarters. Miss Barker plays two violins with Miss Freeman as Dr. Eastman discusses The Real Indian highlighting nature and instinct. Mrs. Rolfe elected president of Malden convention for 34th time. Abbie F. Rolfe room named in Boston Willard Settlement.
Thursday hunting trip in Maine notes Br H Maker and J W Milbury. Calefs return from Gloucester and Boston summer residencies. Second annual Young Peoples club banquet at Trinitarian church with Thos Todd Jr presiding and Walter Carr as toastmaster. Various visits and a 21st birthday surprise for Everett E Pierce with a company watch chain. Columbus Day vesper service by K of C council and a Royal Arch visit with degree conferment and banquet.
M. J. Flanagan to receive pupills on Banjo Mandolin and Guitar care of Concord Drug Store. Lost light yellow cellie dog wearing collar return to Thomas Eckfeldt St Andrews School Punkatasset Hill Concord. Dr W F Davis on vacation Pig dental office closed Oct 14 to Nov 6. Lost black and white setter dog Oct 11 head mostly black no collar liberal reward. Communicate with Lock Box Weston Mass. FOR SALE The estate of the late Hon Charles H Walcott corner Main and Belknap streets Apply to Prescott Keyes Barrister's Hall.
A Texas man recalls a painting tale noting 13 gallons initial paint and 7 gallons of Devoe paint used later. He paid $65 previously, now $35, and kept $30 in a safe place. The letter closes with a gimmick about knowledge in a safe place and mentions Towle Kent as dealers.
The Concord golf club championship final ended with Herbert W. Hosmer defeating Chas. S. Richardson two up with one to play after a tight match from hole to hole. Beverly E. Jones won the bogey handicap prize with a four up score, while a large crowd attended the president's reception and a rummage sale fundraiser was announced by the Concord Mass Woman's Club.
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