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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1904
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices and local advertising rates for Marlboro Massachusetts. It specifies one year subscriptions at one dollar, weekly copies at three cents, and short-term options at fifty cents for two months and twenty-five cents for one month. The ad mentions Main Street location.
Police were called early Tuesday to seize a wandering sorrel horse hitched to an open buggy near Sudbury. A man was seen in the buggy asleep, and the horse fled rapidly as the driver deserted it. No owner has been found for the animal.
Clara B. Singleton, noted piano and organ teacher in Maynard Mass offers lessons at pupils homes or at 1 Oak street Maynard.
Magnolia Rebekah lodge held its annual children’s night in Odd Fellows hall on Thursday. From 4 30 to 5 30 the youngsters played, 78 attended supper at 5 30, then lodge members were served at 6 20 followed by entertainment. Committee: Mrs Mabel Rowell and Mrs Ella Bean. Entertainment led by Miss Nellie Balcom and Mrs Fannie Holder featuring piano solos, vocal solos by Mildred Holder Ruby French and others, recitations by Johnnie Jarvis Carlton Morse Ruth Jones Roy Davy.
Miss Catherine Meador spent Sunday in Leominster. Paul Jones of Worcester was a recent guest of Miss Bila Stone. Dr. K. T. Richards has moved his office to Summer street. Frank Ferns vacations from A. C. Loewe's in Brooklyn. George Penniman operated on for appendicitis at home. Teachers in lower grades worry over a recent advance condegeade. A petition for general wage advance is in existence. G. W. Jordan, National Express agent, is leaving Maynard for Maine business. Time and regret accompany the change. Jordan has been fair and obliging in all dealings.
After the ceremony a reception ran from 2 to 6 at the bride's mother's home at 1 Grant Street. Mr. and Mrs. Moynihan departed for a wedding trip to New York and Philadelphia. Both are highly popular among many friends who contributed gifts.
A sewerage commissioner said the system likely will not operate this winter as engineers warn filter beds could be damaged. With insufficient connections before frost, beds may freeze and be harmed, delaying plant operation until spring as construction lags behind schedule.
Miss Mary Rose and Joseph Cardozo faced trial for living together at a Warner Street residence on June 8 and were placed on file. A. B. Bruce’s case for selling leased property was placed on file. Wilbert A. Palmer of Stow paid a $1 fine for obstructing a sidewalk in July near Tripp's box shop. Witnesses included Joseph Almada Nora Almada Thomas English and Officers Adams and Magorty.
At the lower town hall caucus Tuesday evening September 27 delegates for the General Court will be nominated and elected. A nine member town committee for 1905 will also be chosen.
Bill Clancy starred as Rice and Hutchings defeated the Hudsons by a narrow margin. Clancy controlled the game with speed and control, while O’Brien and Gately contributed key hits and defensive plays. The Hudsons’ bats were stifled as only one walked and seventeen struck out, with White and Sullivan handling the battery for the Hudsons.
Readers urged to write for a list of piano bargains offered by Ivers Bond Co. over 100 pianos of various makes and grades available on payment plans to purchasers. Catalog bargains can be had by Ivers Bond Co 114 Boston.
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