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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
4
The Marlboro Enterprise lists its weekly publication status with the motto Entered as second class matter on August 26, 1903, at the Marlboro Post Office, and notes officers Walter B. Morse president Walter P. Frym treasurer and WM. D. McPherson manager.
A fragmented article notes growing use of advertising by public bodies to attract industry. It cites universities cities and states investing in publicity as a strategic public investment and mentions a new statewide effort to collect illustrate publish and display Maine's advantages to manufacturers.
The article describes a contested case involving Dr. Barnard Indiana and supporters of the anti Benzonte effort, challenging the use of a Wiley report and the handling of red tape. It notes the push to expose adulterated foods and the pursuit of rights through the court.
Local residents attend gatherings travel updates and social plans in Concord and nearby towns. Miss L. Eaton visits Nonquit and Elizabeth Parker Wheeler returns from a trip to Samos Virginia. Joseph Appleby and family take a vacation at Nauwiga wauk. the Dealers Association hosts an outing at Revere. a fruit supper and apple market discussion are planned for Sept. 20 by Concord Grange. Middlesex Christian Endeavor Union meets in Littleton. WCTU plans attend Bedford Arlington meetings. Penners Carr reports western trip notes and Liensac Lodge activities in Bedford.
The Marlboro office invites readers to send items with a signature. Anonymous letters are ignored as unverified and not printed. Writers should include their name for credibility and accountability.
The pastor will preach Sunday on The Rast a Head of the Christian Jod as the first of a five minute series based on the Acts of the Apostles. The sermon explores themes from the Fifth Book of the New Testament with a focus on biblical acts.
Threatening weather kept many away from the Concord council K of C field day on Monday. Despite rain late in the day the program ran smoothly with strong baseball attractions and aerial feats drawing a fair crowd. committee members led by Anthony J. chairman guided the day to a financially mixed but well‑executed conclusion.
The Coifford Woman's Club issues 1910-11 year books with pale blue covers and gold lettering. The season opens Oct 10 with a reception for president Mrs H C Rolfe, and includes lectures by Frederic Poole, Samual L Powers, Miss Caroline M Kingman, Mrs Clara A Marsh, Gast Rinha, Herbert W Gleason, and Miss Mary Wheeler, plus teas and an annual meeting.
The Minute Men of Cobbcord hosted a large dancing party at the town hall on Labor Day night. Local attendees filled the venue as the organizing committee led by J and remained under Richard Connorton and Twoomey.
Edward Powers, an Irish native who settled in Concord after working at the docks in Boston, was killed Saturday night after being struck by a train at the station. The medical examiner ruled it an accident. Powers left a wife and a four year old daughter. His employer described him as a faithful worker. A funeral service with Harmony and other lodge members present followed by interment in the local cemetery.
Advertisements for May in Concord include “WANTED A general housework” and “WANTED A woman for general” with apply addresses. FOUND a lady’s gold watch, owner must prove property and pay charges. Also a stray quote from the Atlanta Constitution on conceit.
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