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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1909
Page
6
Wayne was married last Wednesday at her parents home. The ceremony featured pretty decorations and generous gifts including a handsome silver service. The couple received between two and three hundred dollars from relatives and plans a New York City honeymoon before settling in Somerville.
Peter Foley s colt week old died Saturday. Mrs Clara J Holt spends week at West Somerville. B A King wiring Mead s residence for electric lights. Joseph Kenney moved into Allen Hawes house. Lee Brown bought Taylor House property on the hill. Fred Gilmore at depot crossing tending gates. Mrs Elizabeth Goding of Hudson visiting son J A Goding s. George M Guilford of Waltham and wife visited. Miss Lulu Keddie back from Nantucket. Miss Mabel Rice on month vacation from Maynard mills. Mrs Theresa Munroe formerly of this village died at Wal tham hospital Friday. Body was …
An advertisement promotes a sale offering a fine assortment of household furnishings in good condition and a choice lot of antique furniture, some rare and valuable, to the highest bidder. The event is at the home of Mrs. Mary A. Prescott opposite EK near the Lexington Post Office on date to be announced.
Frank Priest and Frank Taylor build a carriage house for W Whitcomb. Miss Mary Devane to perform at the Mason Green wedding. Universalist harvest supper scheduled Thursday. Bertha Green and Edward Mason wed tonight at seven. Mrs. William Latham visits from New Britain. Callahan family from North Billerica visits. Dartmouth student Hoar returns for third year. Nine year old Gallant injured his left arm in a fall. Harrods now living in Lexington for groceries. Downie family from Ansonia visit relatives.
Officer James Kinsley captured an escaped prisoner from the Concord Reformatory Tuesday evening and will receive a $50 reward. A second prisoner was captured by Mr Reed and a third by EL Wheeler. The three rescuers will each get $50.
Chas B Stone offers a ten dollar reward for the conviction of the person or persons who took his grapes. He states he wants them back for his own use and signs the notice with his name.
Harvey Titus and family visit at his father's Schoost home while local pupils pack rooms as schools resume. The marriage of Florence Wayne to De Loss Hawkins Bond is celebrated. Hal Warren advances to Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Rev. Farren outlines next sermon. A 100-strong corn party at the Simoneaus and multiple visits and travels across nearby towns fill town life.
Bedford D L Wilddt completed tinting work at the public school building. Nelson Dwyer is on vacation with his parents in Orford New Hampshire. Lip Cutler notes no immediate work in his department. John Q Blake returns from Brooklin Maine after summer on the Penobscot Hall. Combination Hose Co. met. Capt C W Blake presided. new harnesses bought from entertainment profits. Complaints of shooting and poaching along the Concord river lead to a special deputy and strict action by fisheries and game officials.
Daniel E. Haynes was attacked by a vicious dog last Saturday after visiting the owner. The dog has a notorious record, biting several people and killing cats. It is now tied and under observation for rabies and will be destroyed after 10 days.
The Engineering Magazine describes a portable elevator with a ball bearing base for bidirectional loading in narrow aisles. It features a three wheel base, a four foot two inch circular travel, steel gears, a thirty by twenty four inch platform with reversible rollers, and a brake system allowing controlled lowering.
A historic overview describes Earth's rotation creating day and night and its orbit producing seasons and years. It muses on celestial motions with references to Alcyone and the Pleiades as potential universe centers, alongside a note on steel sheets coated to resist rust and endure harsh use.
A historical note discusses Earth light detected on the lunar surface and referenced photographs from an astronomy paper. The text cites observations by Queenianet at an observatory, noting the panel showing Earth illumination on the Moon.
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