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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1904
Page
4
Rates of advertising listed by week and year with post office payment terms. Includes address 6 Main Street Marlboro and manager F Wilder. Date line shows Wednesday September 7 1904. Publication notes reference act of March 3 1879 and annual rates for yearly ads.
Pras Palley of Clinton and Patrick Nee of Bax onville visited town over the holiday. Mrs William H Gutteridge Mrs John Turnbull and daughter were in Fitchburg for the holiday. Walter Taylor and family spent part of the week at Revere. L King plans a two week hunting trip to Nova Scotia Friday. James J Hilferty enjoys a vacation from R A this week. Alonzo Warren and family spend two weeks with friends in Binn esburg Vermont. George Champagne enjoys a vacation from Johnson Pharmacy duties. Paul Wilson resigns from the board as water commissioners meet tonight. Funeral of William Doherty held at St Bridget church burial in St Bridget cemetery. 40 members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and auxiliary attended a delegation. There will be another dance under St Bridget Temperance society at Music Hall Friday night.
A recent match showed the West End team winning with a score of 17 to 11. The article notes that upcoming games between the two teams will attract little interest due to the lack of stake and already proven relative merits.
Mrs Margaret Mc suffered a serious injury while alighting from an electric car on Saturday afternoon. Her side was caught, her finger cut to the bone, with flesh scraped down to a depth of about an inch.
Gorham Brown has instituted suit against the town seeking damages of $2,000. The action concerns injuries arising from an incident on Parker Street.
Notice to poll tax payers warns that taxes are past due and demands prompt payment to avoid penalties or further action.
The tax collector announces public hours to pay taxes in September. In-person sessions run Friday and Saturday September 9 and 10 from 7:30 to 8:00 p m. Additional dates include September 13 16 16 17 with 7:30 to 9:30 p m, and September 17 Saturday 2:30 to 5:30 p m. Mail payments require a stamp for return receipt. Gen N Salisbury collector of taxes.
Sudbury resident John Brooks Goodnow born January 22 1830 died suddenly in his chair at home. Survived by a widow and son Charles F Goodnow of Kennebunk Maine. Funeral held Sunday at Memorial church with Rev Elbridge Whiting officiating and a church quartet offering music. Interment at Mount Wadsworth cemetery.
Sudbury High School reopened for the autumn term with Calvin Foss of Pittsfield N H as principal. Miss Florence L Sherman will stay through the week then move to Stoneham High School as assistant. Miss Sarah M Lovell of Wayland will succeed Sherman and begin work next Monday after Tufts College graduation in 1902.
The community mourns the death of Rev Ragkliiffe after a 12 year tenure in Hudson. He served as pastor of the Congregational church from Everett hall to Chase building and finally a church at Central and Green streets. He preached his farewell sermon in July 1903 and was honored by Rev G B Frost and town clergy.
The clippings list routine visits, famil ycomings, and minor personal notes. Al Stowe recovers from neuralgia. Dr. Frank W Morse visits Ashland. Stephen Reed’s house gets a new coat of paint. Multiple residents from Somerville to Fall River are mentioned in casual social movements and small community events.
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