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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1907
Page
1
The ad touts peerless light white bread baked daily. It promises nourishment from milled fleur and emphasizes skilled bakers producing home style loaves that surpass all others in flavor and quality.
Artemus Witney a foundational Maynard figure died at his daughter Mrs W B Case s home in Mapleden at midnight after a week and a half illness of paralysis shock Born August 12 1816 in Stow area he helped found the Maynard community building the dam and mill pond and laying the first hundred houses He married Lucy Jane Pease and had seven children six surviving across Iowa and local towns He served on Maynard s first board of assessors and as an early road commissioner and remained a respected New England character until his quiet death
Announcement notes the death of Lownymen, described as untimely yet not unexpected, and states a funeral will be held Thursday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
South Sudbury residents report visits from relatives and friends including D R Ferden of Attleboro Miss Madeline Crawford of Wal tham and C L Willis of Waltham. Local doctor visits and new automobiles are mentioned along with Easter services at Memorial Congregational church and minor injuries from a hay mow fall.
A compilation of small town notices including leases by Charles F. Moulton, George Burbank visiting from Hudson, Olive King visiting Hyde Park relatives, A M Hix planning a new hen house, Lucius R. Hodgman a Troy trip, Budd moving to Woburn, Easter visitors at the reformatory, Virginia Wilson recovering from bronchitis, Mabel Griswold visiting Middleboro, Holy Week services at Union church, Joseph F. Scott from Elmira in town, Bertha Wilson and Clara Fartcherery activities, and a April 5 district attorney event in Old Fellows hall. Libby case proceedings at Cambridge with judge’s ruling and Libby’s refusal to plead guilty despite suggestions of nominal settlement.
Concord notes Easter holidays extend for a week with schools closed. Roy Lang of American Express Co. suffers tonsillitis at home. Frederick M Sobier returns from Exeter Academy for the break. Miss Anna C Peterson of Withrop spends Easter with family. Charles Nevins of Dibee No. visits relatives. Miss Merion Barker improves at Hubbard St. B Alcott Pratt and family host holidays. A college student from Amherst visits home of Mrs C A Thomas. Trinity Park hosts a church event and a cantata The Crucifixion sung by a 16-voice choir with soloists George H Wood and Wiltings Hypps.
Local brief reports Sudbury schools begin Monday after a vacation. Visitors include Mrs. Sween of We land and Edward Flood. Mrs. John Quinn and Misses Julia and Lalu west Newton are mentioned. Dinners at the town meeting raised satisfactory proceeds. Jury member D. Perry completes term. Miss Hattie J. Goodnow visits with mother. Mrs Harrington and daughter move to their own home.
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