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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1907
Page
1
The notice proclaims a bakery uses the finest flour and expert bakers to produce nutritious loaves every day. It claims no home made bread can compare with their delicious offerings and emphasizes freshness and tempting flavor.
The Maynard basketball season ends with a 16 win 7 loss record in a historic campaign. Attendance rose over the winter, with 17 home games and increasing crowds, despite an early rough start. The schedule includes decisive wins and key losses to Marlboro, Natick, Hudson, Framingham, Somerville, and others, concluding with a mixed finish.
Mrs. Rachael Carver 80 wife of William Carver of High street Maynard died Saturday night after four weeks illness. A longtime resident for 40 years she was loved by many. Survived by husband and three children John Nellie Carver and Mrs Elias Servierson all of Maynard. Funeral held at home with Rev B Hunt officiating and burial in Glenwood cemetery.
Sudbury residents and visitors are listed with informal visits and family gatherings. Names include Harry V Perry from Northboro, J B Hunt and family, Mrs Nathan Barker, Edith Dadmun, Inez Perry, Mabel Stevens substituting at the library, and Arthur A Blanchard purchasing lumber. A funeral for Rev A J Hudson in South Sudbury is noted and a high school drama titled The Reveries of a Bachelor is planned for April 18 with tickets on sale.
Seymour struggles with grip while Elliott Fiske hosted a Sunday guest. Grace Huriduré entertained visitors from Boston. Clifford Burr visited family from Everett. Hisa Bailey spent Sunday with her parents. Mrs Fresborn from Marlboro called on Mrs Perkins. Myr. and Mrs Chinn received guests from Waltham this week. Mrs Willis improves from grip. A J Bacon contracts mumps. A N Young unveils new painted wagon from F B Tulis. Perkins moves into Walter Rogers house awaiting new one to replace last fall’s fire. W M Goulding from Waltham visited, moving to Waltham Watch Co. for a new post.
Funeral services for Rev. Alfred B. Hudson and his wife were held at Memorial church with Rev F F Walker Rev Tewksbury and Rev E F Whiting taking part. The couple was buried in Mt Wadsworth cemetery. Hudson was Sudbury’s town historian and Mrs. Hudson a former schoolteacher with many local and Wayland friends in attendance.
Main Street Concord notes improving Mrs J W Whittier. Hawthorne chapter meeting this Wednesday evening. Sick list includes James N Chage John L Bruce Frank E Emery William Jenness and Grace Knowles of Amherst College in town visiting parents silver wedding. Rideout Percy A Damon Phillips H Damon acted in Mrs Compton's Manager at Concord high school. Fire at Charles W Sylvester house causes about 100 furniture damage 25 house loss Tuesday night last week.
Concord residents attended a Boston sportsman's show while others returned from trips to Washington Calais Me and California. Edward Thorpe and his brother Henry head back to Black Hall and school. Maurice McWalter expands insurance bonds offerings with new inducements.
The article explains old time lead paint lasted longer due to impurities in white lead. Modern white lead is purer and wears less. Patton’s Sun-Proof Paint uses lead and silica for longer wear. Also mentions new baseball, fishing, and tennis goods now in stock.
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