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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
5
An infant girl’s body was found inside a suit case left at a station. Investigators traced laundry marks to a Boston hotel where a man and woman registered the day the case arrived. Police pursue leads as the body is buried and efforts to identify the culprits continue.
Headmaster Fisk decided last week that Concord School will not open this year due to financial constraints, affecting pupils who were prepared to enroll and attend.
A correspondent asks for a summary of Rep Fairbariks activities for independent voters in the 13th Middlesex district following the last legislative session. The notice frames civic reading as an opportunity to inform voters.
The notice states that 26 students were secured for the year with several day students from Concord and nearby towns. The decisive reason for not reopening the school is strictly financial and involves no other considerations.
Main Street along the Mill Dam is to be repaired using a 95 percent asphalt and gravel mix. The smoother surface aims to curb mud and improve drainage, preventing standing water on rainy days. Church Street in Concord Junction was tried with this method and reportedly worked well.
A fragment reports a person who stayed until Sunday and attended his own funeral, and that Mise Buck will not be "at home" to other family members in the future.
The Trinitarian Church announces its annual Rally Day for Sunday school next Sunday with Rev. Rey B. Guild of Boston delivering the morning sermon and addressing the following Sunday school session. Evening service at 7 30 features Cutist the Centre with blackboard illustrations and singing. Midweek meeting Friday explores What is the Minister for. A social reunion and mutual reception is planned for Thursday evening with preparations underway.
A late 19th century sale in Concord Massachusetts offers a broad lot of antiques and household goods with cash terms and no reserve. The catalog includes mahogany tables, desks, clocks, pewter ware, mirrors, lamps, books, stained glass, guns, and more with a first piece sold to the first purchaser.
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