07 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1907
Page
1
A local bakery touts its baked wares with bold claims of delicious wholesome food. The ad invites customers to sample bread pies rolls and cakes and lets the public verdict decide which items they prefer.
Sudbury Louis C Hunt of Roxbury was in town recently. Miss Clara Parmenter of Wayland was in town Sunday. Mrs Lafayette Cadman entertaining her niece from Boston. James W Hammond and family are vacationing with J Hunt. Mr and Mrs Dwight Dean entertaining their son and family from Fitchburg. W M Baldwin drives Hathaway bakery team from Waltham to Maynard. Mrs H M Noyes and son Chester head to Nova Scotia. Frank Oliver and family from Arlington to occupy former Garfield house.
George Hooper has a new Stanley ate. Mrs. 4 H Haynes visits Augusta Maine. Thomas Quirk and family at Nantasket beach. A E B Ranver and family visiting Lynn. Mr. and Mrs C L Perry visiting Portland area. Miss Charlotte Canfield of Lowell was in town Tuesday.
Northampton visits, Maynard people on Sunday, stockholders elect, court actions over Sunday sales, moves, camping on Nobent mountain, and petits of local households. Includes social events, road work, and a death.
Local notes report Miss Ruth Abbott Miss Margaret O Connell and others on 80 day journey at Old Orchard Me. Mabel Wheeler camps near Rockland with friends. Mr and Mrs Walter Hubbard visit from Springfield. Esther Flavin returns to Annisquam after Sunday at home. Frank Macone leaves for Trof N Y for a week vacation. Lillian Thorpe Vira Richardson vacation in Laconia N H. Samuel Hoar heads to Alaska via Chicago St Louis Portland Or. Hudson family to summer at East Jaffrey N H. Many tourists visit Concord for Old Home Week in Boston. Fred Cox of Brookline visits with C M Cox on Willow Street. Margaret Flavin returns to Fitzwilliam. Mrs Charles B Howard of Boston guests at Kipanese Road. M I Houghton resumes duties at Whitcomb’s store after Epworth Iowa trip. Louise Miller and Leavitt sisters vacation in East Jaffrey. Company I 6th Infantry arrives in Concord after mobilization in Boston and encampment at Framingham.
Local storefront on Walden Street offers affordable goods near the Post Office with signs touting low prices and regular discounts. Shoppers report good value on basics and household items as store hours align with nearby offices.
The local post office has been overwhelmed by souvenir postal cards and letters sent during the past week. Residents who argued about mail delivery would have seen the volume arriving in town since the mill shut down, highlighting the office’s workload.
A sharp observation contrasts men who laugh at a woman alighting a car backward with those who hazard danger by crawling through a fence to pull a loaded gun toward themselves. The excerpt underscores reckless bravado and imprudent risk taking.
Advice urges immediate eye checks to prevent trouble and ensure clear vision. Promises expert treatment and a long record of success, urging readers not to delay and to visit the optician for examination and care.
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