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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1902
Page
6
The Fall Line at Nason Street Clothing Store showcases a vast array of hat shapes and sizes. Hats are described as the latest designs from skilled labor, and the store promises accurate pictures and honest presentation, inviting customers to inspect the line and exceed expectations.
Train timetable notes J F Gannon Co and Kosto Sunday departures from Boston at 9 20 am with connections to Belmont Waltham Wayland and South Side Inn routes. Arrival times list multiple stops including Northampton and West Boylston with pm and am openings and noting various intermediate stations.
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Taunton division timetable effective June 1902. Lists trains leaving Marlboro for Framingham Southboro and Leominster with varied daily and Sunday times, return services to Framingham and Boston, and connections to Acton North Acton and Keron. Includes multiple observed departures and arrivals across the region with specific times and service notes.
A 1908 commentary explains Deuteronomy focus on returning to God, the nearness of guidance, and the path to righteousness through faith in Christ. It links Moses and Joshua with the need to love God fully, cites New Testament ties, and emphasizes heartfelt obedience aided by the Holy Spirit.
The First National Bank has $100,000 in treasury notes issued to circulation. Denominations are $5, $10 and $20 with portraits of Harrison McKinley and Hugh McCullough. Walter B. Morse is president and F. L. Olaflin cashier.
The Gen. Joseph Badger Chapter DAR met at Mrs. J. W. Jackman’s home on Lakeside Avenue. Mrs. Page read a paper on Vacation Notes and Mrs. Jackman shared scrap book items. A delegate to the Methuen state conference on October 15 was chosen, with hopes the regent will attend. An annual work program was set, and two honorary members attended.
Councilman R E Marshall parked his speeder at city hall on a Friday night and found his horse missing on return. After joking theories from fellow councilmen, a Sherlock Holmes style deduction confirmed the horse had walked away, not the councilman, and it was later found on the west side.
A benefit for Joseph Collins Sr a noted local baseball figure drew about 100 couples to Powderly hall on Friday. J J Bell oversaw the floor with Frank McManamy assisting. Chauncy orchestra provided music as guests from Hudson Maynard Leominster and nearby towns attended the event organized by D F Bradley Frank Meanor and Frank McManamy.
Four pair of golden pheasants were released Friday in the woods along the town’s east edge by D. H. Dickerman of the Massachusetts Fish and Game Commission. Henry W. Eager aided the release and the birds flew away like partridges. The Fish and Game club helped secure them and they are protected by law until 1905 with a $25 penalty for poaching.
Miss Alice Lavelle has commenced duties as teacher of the commercial course at the High school. A Marlboro high school graduate class of 1900 and Bryant & Stratton Boston alumna, she consistently led her class and excelled in elocution, earning Cate prize recognition years ago.
Rev Albert Lacombe a missionary among Sas Eatchawin Indians in Northwest Canada was hosted by Rev J C Cuisne. A 76 year old Oblate priest with 52 years of priesthood, he has spent half a century among the Indians converting many. He traveled from Marlboro to New York to stay with Archbishop Farley, a close ally of Lacombe.
W P White of Kennedale Texas reports relief from distressing pains in head back and stomach and loss of appetite after using Dr King’s Life Pills claiming they were infallible for stomach and liver troubles. Pills priced 25 cents at multiple drug stores including Burdett Barnard Marlboro J Friend Concord J T Shattuck Northboro Johnson’s Pharmacy Maynard E B Lucia Hudson drag store.
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