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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1901
Page
4
A Maynard delegation attended Monday evening services at Fiona atelier and Hudson. The H. D. Foss Candy offered P. H. De Lee $25 for an out of window display of Foss confections to be used in an advertisement.
The death notice notes the passing of a long time resident connected to Court Maynard F of A and Chas A Welchlodge AF and AM. He lived in various countries as a laborer for Nowell and is survived by two sisters and four brothers, all in Scotland, with no relatives in this country. Interment will be on Thursday at 1 Acton cemetery in the Dole lot.
Maynard locals note a small wares and notions shop at Mrs. Ada Hodge on Nason Street offering fine stationery stockings and golf gloves. A missing fox hound named Nero is described as white with brown mask and collar, last seen on deck.
In Sudbury three societies held a Christmas tree event this week at the Methodist church. A Hudson woman found the next morning after wandering from home suffered exposure and was treated. vaccination discussion for schoolchildren will begin after holiday recess. Gilbert W. Howe of Natick died. his Sudbury burial details noted. A public observance plan urged unity of primary and intermediate schools in town. A holiday tree event at the center featured gifts for teachers and lively participation from children and Howard Mason contributed small gifts.
An 19th century excerpt recalls a person from Elgin describing a long battle with consumption and a friend’s suggested remedy Discovery and patent medicines. The text notes severe coughing and hopes for earthly help as the speaker seeks relief.
In a frigid dawn hunt, two men track deer across a snowed canyon and bank their buck after a long ascent. They haul the meat over ice as a river breaks into a plunge, then survive a perilous spill returning to the ranch for a winter feast at the Christmas dinner.
The Master Baker states that if all the puddings made in England in honor of Christmas were rolled into one, the total weight would reach 7,580 tons. The piece notes the stirrer’s memory and adds that the moister mix uses many eggs, a fact farmers might find interesting.
Mrs Hojack asks why Bojack asked for a Christmas present, claiming it would lead to something entirely different. Bojack replies he wanted to surprise her, but the exchange leaves the intent unclear.
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