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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1906

Page

7

Boston & Maine Plans Wide Fare Cut Across Its System

The Boston & Maine railroad will cut passenger fares by one half to one cent per mile starting next January. The 2-cent rate will apply south of Bellows Falls and Concord Rochester, covering Massachusetts, New Hampshire centers, and parts of New York state. North of Bellows Falls, most routes drop to 2 cents per mile, with some segments adjusted from 2 1/2 to 2 and 3 to 2 1/2 or 3.

Boston & Maine Railroad Bellows Falls Concord Rochester N. H Fitchburg Boston Troy Rotterdam Junction N. Y Connecticut & Passumpsic Lowell Lawrence Manchester Dover Haverhill Portsmouth Newburyport Giloucester Beverly Salem Lynn Waltham Worcester Greenfield Springfield North Adams Keene Boston & Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire New York State New England Pullman Company

Rev Iri R Hicks Almanac Returns for 1907

The Rev Iri R Hicks resumes publication of his popular almanac now ready for sale by newsdealers or postpaid for 26 cents. Published by Word and Works ing Company at 2201 Locust Street, St Louis Missouri. Each subscription includes one Almanac.

Iri R. Hicks Word and Worksing Company Locust Street Louis Word and Works America

Hunting Trip for Eager and Beaudry Near Cottage City

Henry W. Eager and T. J. Beaudry left Monday for a hunting trip to Cottage City. They expect to shoot a good number of wild ducks and anticipate a absence of about two weeks.

Henry W. Eager T. J. Beaudry Cottage City

Old Age Pension Bill Draws Attention in Washington

Rev Edward Everett Hale, chaplain of the U S Senate, writes Rep W M Brigham that the Old Age Pensions bill attracts great attention in Washington. He notes Massachusetts progress and sends Parliamentary Blue Books from London, hoping Brigham will act next winter.

Edward Everett Hale U. S. Senate W. M. Brigham Washington Mr. Brigham Roxbury Mass Massachusetts London England

Hudson Rally Draws GOP Leaders On Monday Evening

Senator Farnie C. Hunter sat on the platform at a Republican rally in Hudson Monday evening. Speakers included Congressmen McCall and Tirrell, former Congressman Apsley, and F. F. Trutt, candidate for representative.

Farnie C. Hunter Hudson McCall and Tirrell Apsley F. F. Trutt

Gifts for college men showy room accessories and attire

Article suggests gifts for college men including a large photograph holder in college colors, leather cushions, desk accessories like letter racks and portfolios, a masculine clock case, and a clipped clipping binder. emphasizes masculine design and practical, sturdy items suitable for dorm rooms.

Chrisans Cowmuidia University

Keith's Theatre Delivers Military Band Triumph

Reston audiences enjoy a strong rest of program led by HL Mere with Keith's Theatre band. The bill features Evan and his monologues, the Uessems acrobatics, Will Rogers rope work, Lynn Faye, Violet Black, Josephine Garsman and others in varied acts. A concert in aid of Daly Industrial School is set for next Sunday, with Mrs Langtry's company to appear soon.

Reston HL @.mere Kers Mi Amere Orarely George Byrana Uessems Evan Will Rogers Lynn Faye and Young Comediennes Violet Black Daly Industrial School

New Magazine Woman Joins Frank A Munsey Publications

The Frank A Munsey Company adds Woman to its six monthly magazines joining The Argosy The All-Story The Scrap Book The Railroad Man's Magazine and others with a total circulation over 2 200 000 copies. Woman is a reading magazine heavy with stories and departments aimed at female readers.

Frank A Munsey Company Frank A. Muncy Company Woman Argosy Munsey’s Mr. Munsey

TraveN and WlusGearod Bronze Craft teased

A fragmentary note describes a bronze leather box and a shipboard tool. It mentions TraveN and WlusGearod as elements in a colorful, archaic scene with glowing metal and leather details.

Workd ox and gpool case tease gear for emergencies

A New York item notes a combined workbox and sewing case with pins, spools, and compartments for emergency use when away from home. The piece cites city priorities, praising ambulances, fire engines, and mail wagons in order. Also reported is a Grange membership surge in New York totaling about 79 000 across roughly 6 000 granges since January 1.

New York Vuele Sam New York Press New York State

Marlboro Electric to Open Worcester Factory for Extra Orders

The Marlboro Electric Machine & Lamp Co plans a Worcester factory to handle overflow orders as 50 000 lamps are awaiting production. Maple Street plant currently makes 12 000 lamps daily, but the company struggled to obtain selenium. Superintendent Herman Greiner says Worcester site not yet decided.

Marlboro Electric Machine & Lamp Co Worcester Ite Ieschar Herman Greiner Marlboro Tme Maple Street Greiner

Sixty Weeks for $1.75 The Youth's Companion Offer

The Youth's Companion publishers offer a 1907 deal with 60 weeks for 1.75 dollars. New subscribers who remit now receive remaining 1068 issues, plus 52 issues of 1907 and early chapters of Hamlin Garland's The Long Trail. Offers include a Four-Seats Hanging Calendar and chances at cash prizes totaling 16,290 dollars. The Boston address and free sample announcements are provided.

Toorrow Hamlin Garland Companion THE Berkeley Street Boston Mass

Auction Sale of Antiques at Stratton Building Felton St

Auction notice for antiques at the Stratton building Hudson on Saturday November 3 at 1 pm. Featuring mahogany and cherry pieces including canopy top four poster sleigh bedsteads inlaid bureaus chairs tables clocks secretaries china lustre and pewter ware. Circulars from Miss E I Moody Madson or Otis Forbush Acton Center.

Stratton Felton St. Hudson E. I. Moody Madson Otis Forbush Acton Center

Couple Weds in Marlboro. Heney and Corbin Unite

A marriage was performed in Marlboro on October 28 by Rev. 8. K. Smith. The couple, Clay L. Heney of Washington D C and Miss Mary Abigail Corbin of Marlboro, were united in wedlock.

Marlboro 8. K. Smith Clay L. Heney Washington, D. C Mary Abigail Corbin

Extensive New England Rail Timetable Pages

A dense timetable listing train departures and arrivals across Marlboro Boston South Framingham Southboro Northboro Fitchburg and Concord area stations. Includes Concord Hudson Maynard Stow Center Gleasondale and Maynard connections with coordinating lines and Sunday variations. John W. Ogden supervises operations and notes charter car availability and telephone link.

Taunton Marlboro Boston Southboro South Framingham Suundeys Siundaya Northboro Clinton Fitchburg Concord Hudson Concord Junction P. m. Maynard A. m P. m. Stow Center A. P. m. Gleasondale P. m. Hudson P. m. Concord Junction P. m Maynard Sudbury St. Maynard Worcester St So Acton Cara Lowell Acton & Maynard ST. Br. Co Lowell, Acton & Maynard Acton John W. Ogden Mass

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Ayer Edward €. Hale Senate Rep Christasns Giiss Keith's Theatre Marlboro Electric Machine Tory Ivers & Pond Ivers & Pond Pianos Ivers & Pianos Ivers & Pond Piano CO Boylston Street Manns Desiens -Ee- Copvricuts &c Dianie ~ Co MN & Co Chicago St. Louis St. Paul Minneapolis Northwest J. Flanders Agt Sloan Earl S.sloan N. Vv, N. H. A H. Railroad Fayville M. Marlboro Leominster Unday Framingham South Sudbury Concord, Maynard & Hudson ST. RY CO the Peoples National Bank Marlborough, Mass R. Stevens Marlborough Savings Bank Olvidengs Tol William D. Burdett Charles F. Holycke
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