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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1914
Page
3
A quoted orator touts a man free from corruption while Natener dismisses politics. The text then presents a simple headache remedy: half a lemon, water, sugar, and baking soda mixed and consumed promptly as a harmless, agreeable cure.
An old advertisement promoting Dean's Kidney Pills asserts that colds affect kidneys causing backache and urinary issues. It cites testimonials from Wm Pin Stevens and Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo New York, pricing at 50 cents and urging readers to buy at dealers.
Nearly 150 children participated in the Sunday confirmation exercises at St. Brid Ssoh. Bishop J G Anderson D D of Boston presided with Rev. Walter J Browne and Rev. John Sheehan assisting. The ceremony featured white dressed confirmants, rosary benediction, and a chrism blessing.
The will of John Wall of Maynard who died Sept 7 is dated March 9 and names James M Russell of Concord as executor. The estate is valued at 4500 with 2500 real estate and 2000 personal property. heirs include Michael Wall and several Moore family members. Returnable Oct 5 at East Cambridge. Attorneys Wilson Juggins Murphy represent executor. An obituary tone note on Benj W Brown of Concord follows with similar details. An inventory for Alden B Webber of Bedford who died Apr 16 1910 shows 320 in personal property.
The Now and Then Club hosted its annual ladies day at the range on Saturday at Pletcher corner. Mrs Edward Nealy led the women with the high score, and an excellent supper followed the shoot.
At a board of registrars meeting held in the selectmen's rooms on Wednesday evening, 11 new names were added to the voting list. The names include Dennis E. Buckley, Frank Goettler Brown, Irvin A. Howe of Acton Street, Joe Hannes Lahti of 162 Butler Avenue, Thomas M. Murray of 25 Parker Street, Ralph Messenger of Naylor Court, Alfred Olsen of 9 Bancroft Street, Louis Pepper of Spring Jane, Ernest B. Warren of 99 Main Street, and Joseph White of Great Road.
Charles S. Bird of Walpole former Progressive gubernatorial candidate will appear at a Progressive rally Monday evening Oct 26. He spoke here last fall from the post office steps during a statewide tour and drew a large crowd. He is expected to attract a sizable turnout at Harvard University next Monday.
Maynard defeated Concord Junction 8 to 2 as Van Dyke and Hopkins lasted deep into the game. Gilroy led the Stars with a single double and triple while Murphy and Murray drove in key runs. Umpire Sebastian drew criticism for several calls as the crowd near 2000 roared at Gilroy’s team.
A dramatic, taunting note urges Henry to prepare for a major clash next Saturday between Concord Junction and a star-filled team. The message promises a loud, chaotic showdown that will make the town’s mill quiet feel insignificant and warns Henry to rely on key players Van Duke and Boat for a contested contest.
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