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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1907
Page
4
Marlboro newspaper notice lists Enumeprass H F Wilder as manager and notes second class matter status. Subscription rates are 1 dollar per year with single copies three cents and various shorter terms, all in advance. Office located at 161 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts.
One inch one week 75c each additional line 25c Special yearly advertising rates 10c per line per insertion for business notices in local columns
Local fishermen report very good catches in numbers and size. F H Burrill rushed to his brother's bedside as the illness worsened. Harold C Rideout passed examination for second mate and holds a steam vessel license. Hawthorne chapter No 48 O E S reports good attendance and official inspection pending. Union church meeting forms committee to gather estimates for enlarging the structure. Albert Hicks led Swampscott fishing party with 30 of 60 catches.
The list of expedition participants includes Benjamin Derby Jr Silas Bean A H Willis and Mhena Port alongside other members mentioned in the record.
Milton M. Butcher and family sailed for Halifax on Saturday. He owns a farm with extensive timber lands about 60 miles from Halifax and will market his lumber. A longtime respected figure, he received a farewell testimonial from reformatory officers and instructors with which he has Been connected for many years.
A brisk turnout at Corinthian lodge A F and A M on Monday night welcomed Rt Wor C 8 Proctor D D G M of the eleventh Masonic district. Two candidates received the second degree in an exemplary rite followed by a banquet and remarks from the D D grand master and his suite.
A. T. Haynes & Co. Maynard offers two good grocery wagons and two young horses for immediate sale as the grocery teams have been discontinued. A bay horse about 1300 lbs and a black mare about 1175 lbs are included. Boston, Sept. 18. Fishing schooner Theresa and Alice arrived with a steam gauge set on oak plank likely from the wreck Portland of 1898.
Amherst and St John visitants share distance moves as Frank Thomas returns to Amherst and Joseph Appleby plans a St John N B vacation. Local clergy, lawyers, and merchants attend lodges, disputes, and church events while assorted notices list letters and ads in Concord.
A remedy卖 Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets offered to cure stomach disorder and sick headache. Sold by H. J. Dwinell in Maynard.
The Middlesex County W C T U convention will be held at the Baptist church in Malden on Thursday September 26 at 10 a.m. The church is easily reached by trolley and organizers urge attendance by the ladies.
Dr William P Brooks of the Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station and Mr Shamel of the Washington Bureau of Plant Industry visited Concord to observe asparagus culture trials at the Bedford Street sub station. They toured with Prescott Wheeler and Hollis, dined, praised the demonstrations, and discussed plans and cost estimates for a future building to advance the experiments.
Various classified items include store and tenement for let at Concord Mass, several domestic helper requests for competent cooks and housemaids, a horse and stable listing near rail lines, a lost brooch with amethyst, a Crouch motorcycle for sale, and the Walcott estate sale notice at Main and Belknap streets with contact Prescott Keyes.
Edward Stanton visits Newburyport. Miss Alice Crosby visits Cherry Valley. Odilon Morin of Lynn visits. Mrs. Arthur St. Jaques recovering from illness. Percy Davis leaves Friday for Portland Maine. Frank S. Ferns Havel return from wedding trip. Pierre Turcotte works Worcester market. William J. Burke of Lynn visits brother-in-law M. T. Burke. Donat Cormier of Cochituate clerks at Simon Grenon’s shoe store. Mrs. A. Bouvier of Lowell visits her father Pierre Bergeron. Edmund F. Brown ill at home. Edward Cutting returns from Fitchburg visit. Miss Loris Flagg ill at home. Raymond Keefe works at Marlboro Electric Machine & Lamp Co.
The Concord Antiquarian Society marked the 272nd settlement anniversary with a reception on Lexington road from 4 to 6 PM hosted by Hon. and Mrs. John S. Keyes. Several hundred guests attended. refreshment duties were led by Mrs. William N. Allen and Mrs. Sherman Hoar. In the evening the annual meeting elected officers including President John S. Keyes and vice presidents Loren B. MacDonald and Adams Tolman.
The Trinitarian Church announces Friday evening prayer and conference with the topic How to Be Rid or Worry. A general invitation is extended. Sunday services will be led by the pastor with morning subject The Death and Burial of Moses a Contrast Entrance into Heaven and evening subject The Dynamo of Christian Life at 7 30 in the auditorium.
At Buffalo New York the American Social Science association session closed Saturday and Frank B. Sanborn of Concord was elected honorary president.
A playful allegory from Devoe & Co comparing cows to paint quality. It argues the best paint lasts longer and covers more, pairing 209 cows with paint brands to show cost per year over ten years. The letter cites Devoe as the superior choice and credits Towle Kent as sellers.
The Republicans of Concord are urged to meet in the Town Hall at 8 p.m. on Tuesday September 24, 1907 for electing delegates to state Councillor county district attorney and senatorial conventions, and representatives delegates. also to form a town committee for 1908. Officers C W Eaton chairman Adelbert B Messer secretary. September 5 1907.
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