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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
3
The item lists visitors and guests from Boston Clinton Lawrence Cambridge Exeter and Medford among households in town. It notes auctions at the Cook and Hapgood establishments and a L P W club dance, with church harvest services and various civic appointments and changes at the mill and town offices.
A Chicago man extols kindness over real estate deeds, urging sympathy and help. The piece promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe cure for colds, claiming pneumonia danger is absent with its use, and lists Carey's drug store in Marlboro and DeLee's in Maynard as sellers.
Maynard faced P A C O and visitors in a rough tumble game where Maynard lost control and failed to mount a comeback. Healey led scores while Fields and Lynch contributed strong plays. final lines show multiple players scoring as refs and timers oversee 20 minute halves before a 260 attendance.
Alfred Dupont Holt of Maynard and Grace Gertrude Knowlton of Hudson wed Wednesday at 6 pm in the Watson residence 29 Daven Street West Lowell. E. C. Fisher officiated. The bride wore white crepe de chine and carried white roses. Ushers included Charles W. Knowlton Roscoe Knowlton and Carl J. McGregor. Receptions were hosted by Mrs A D Holt Mrs Angie H Knowlton and Mr and Mrs G H Watson. Catering by D L Page. The couple will reside on Parker Street.
Burkes Worcester and the Cambridge team formerly the Institute squad will not use that institution this year. The season opens November 8 and ends March 17 with Maynard at home Saturdays and on Thanksgiving and Christmas. Many rule changes are debated with decisions due Wednesday. B J Coughlin is elected a director. President Sawyer will not field a team in the league.
Samuel Lawton filled an engagement at a Stow concert. Thomas Scully of Lowell began work in the weaving department. Court Maynard F of A initiated two members. W R Hall installed a new safe after a burglary. Margaret Owens and Annie Buckley visited Marlboro. Maynard lodge J C O F to work second degree on two candidates Wednesday. William Chambers left Agsabet mills for Manchester CT. Ladies Benevolent Society sale to be held at Music Hall Friday and Saturday. Whirlwind torn cut grass at Gutteridge's draws comment. Court Maynard F of A plans December anniversary with committee members listed.
Gleaned from local notices, druggist T. Smith of De Davis Kentucky touts Dr King's New Discovery as the fastest selling cough and throat remedy. The dealer and several named pharmacies guarantee satisfaction or refund, with trial bottles free in Reg. sizes 50 cents and one dollar. Menard family returns from Marlboro express satisfaction with their visit.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous authors, titles, and catalog-like codes, mixing historical figures such as Roosevelt with varied works and series, including poetry, novels, and reference volumes, arranged in a rail of names and numbers without coherent narrative. It reads like a publisher or library index, not a narrative article.
Rev E F Hayward will lead a series at the Marlboro Unitarian Church starting Oct 19 with topics each Sunday through Dec 14 including The Church What It Is and What It Is Not and Lyman Beecher. Vesper services begin Nov 9 at 4 PM with preachers from the American Unitarian Association.
The highway committee votes to raise the curb along Main Street and around the corner on Florence Street to match the opposite curb height. The change will curb water overflow on the corner and align with the railroad engineer plans. The railroad will border its station with a broad sidewalk of artificial stone. The finance committee authorized temporary payment for a state road construction in the eastern town last week.
George H. and Mabel C. Cuthbert survive him along with a wife. He served three years in Company I 18th Massachusetts volunteers and was a member of the John A. Rawlins Post No 43 G A R. A pioneer barber with a shop at 38 Main Street, he was known and beloved by many.
A socialist labor agitator and a fakir selling knif oners held meetings around Florence street Saturday night. The socialist led the talk while the fakir earned more money. An inebriate tried to interrupt at 5 o'clock but two officers confined him in a basement room at the city building.
Farm in the easterly Deas of Marlboro near the Wayside Inn, 150 acres with colonial style buildings, sold by Edward T Harrington Co to George B Holden of Brookline. Holden plans extensive alterations and uses it as a country residence. Price not public but near the appraisers' valuation of 7000 dollars.
Invitations went out for the marriage of Miss Alice Bertha Newton eldest daughter of Rev and Mrs Albert F Newton to Guy Carleton Frisbie of Brooklyn at the Church of Christ North Leonardminster at high noon on Wednesday November 9. The couple will reside at 261 McDonough Street Brooklyn NY after January 15.
Alfred Bee describes enduring biliousness and a lame back until Electric Bitters restored sleep appetite and strength. The ad proclaims the remedy brings new life to weak and run-down people and lists several local druggists selling it for 50 cents.
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