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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1906
Page
1
G N Gove Street, Maynard, touts bread made from finest flour, careful dough prep, and skilled baking. The result is bread praised for sweetness, nutrition, and healthfulness, claiming superiority.
Maynard notes report A. J. Coughlan trips to New York and Officer Connors heads there after Frank Malin. Reverend Case abandons reform plans and leaves town. Miss Mary Mahon to resign from Combination Cash store. Town Republican committee formed with John W. Ogden chair and C. H. Persons secretary. John Rouse at Railroad Relief meeting in Mechanics Hall, Boston. Marlboro basketball to play at Music Hall Friday. Report of a prowler in west end named the Hugger frightening residents. Mrs. Bell improving after hospital setback. Firemen honored with cigars by Brooks block owners. Local lodge entertainment and supper planned. Div. 44 to host State President Matthew Cummings. four candidates to be installed. Maynard league cricket dates set with games against Clinton, Fitchburg Lees, Leominster, and others. R. C. A. stockholders reelect board. new auditors and treasurer chosen. Plan approved to buy land on Summer Street for future stables.
The W C T U members honor departed sister Mrs Lawton with affectionate tribute. They recall her ready temperance work, her sympathy for others in sorrow, and the grace-filled ministries she shared. They say memories remain precious, yet heaven is richer for what she bore to the City of God.
Mrs. William Barris of Maynard suffers slow recovery from injuries after the bridge accident on November 26. The nervous shock and grief over the death of her husband and son, and the severe injuries, slow her return to health. Friends visit at her sister's home in Clinton.
John Booth entertains on Nason Street with a trained pig bought as a bowling tournament prize. The pig will follow Booth and perform dog like stunts while waiting for the roll off, showcasing intelligence.
Mrs Shaughnessy is gradually improving. Miss Margaret Damon spent Sunday at home. Mrs John P Allen entertained two sisters. Mrs P W Allen returned from Haverhill. Mrs Dickson and family moved to 17 Laws Broad road. D T Ahern builds a 12 by 20 addition to big market at 17 Grove. The Ladies Union meets with West Chaplin Thursday after. Mr and Mrs 8 Shorey of Boston visited J D Sylvester. Philip and Harolder of Worcester visited Mr and W A Wright. Mrs George W Poole of Brockton visited this week. James Dunlop Sr who was confined with grip is out. Miles Ethel G Blossom recovering from grip. Miss Clara F Pratt left Concord mills. Miss Ethel Tallon succeeds. Junction station shows painter work. Jack Flynn’s HQs get attention. Sunlight Dance in Association Hall on Washington’s Birthday promises unusual interest. Management arranged for a large party. Local Christian Endeavor branch held a Special service at Union Church for 25th anniversary. led by Mr Libby. About 20 intimate friends of Miss Clara L Hart met Rev W W Camion and presented turquoise ring. Farnum made pen. Miss Hart leaves town for I s Bay with best wishes from friends.
Charles H Hart, Massachusetts reformatory superintendent, resigns after 26 years in public service with 21 years at the reform school. Deputy Percy W Allen to assume charge as Hart seeks rest after insomnia and indigestion. He plans to retire at Buzzards Bay and will be accompanied by his family except two sons already away. During his tenure he interacted with over 14 000 inmates.
Mr. Bygraves rents a house formerly John Cull’s. Miss Pope hosted by Mrs. Robb. William Allen to occupy Browne house on Maluat. Louise Smith leads Guild at First Parish Sunday. Fr. Lynch addresses East Boston sodality. Rev. Dr. McGavey assists Fr. Twoomey. Concord items on Mayoral meetings, golf association, and school events. fire incident at the Montreal express baggage car. Minstrel show preparations for C H S Athletics.
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