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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
1
G. N. Gove Maynard states that Gore bread's sought after flavor comes from using the finest flour, careful dough preparation, and skilled baking. He asserts this combination yields bread superior in sweetness, nutrition, and healthfulness.
Maynard reports close for Washington birthday and lively week with townsfolk ill from measles Aubrey Bent and others noted. Local Edits mention mill workers changes blacksmiths and singing evangelist Louis Smith at the M E church Rev Whitaker and Bisbee exchange pulpits. Union rally aims to end liquor, H W Tope to speak. St Brid ge parish reunion tickets selling fast. A Maynard bowling match for world championship purse ends with Casey’s tosses and Loewe, Coughlin misplays.
Thomas F. Farrell died Sunday at his Summer Street home after a three month illness. A lifelong resident, he is survived by three sisters and three brothers, all in Maynard. The funeral was Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in St. Bridget's Church with a requiem mass. Relatives and friends attended. Bearers were George Joseph Chidley, William Cullen, and Edward Doherty.
The Enterprise compiles a record of drunkenness arrests from May 1904 to May 1 1995 under no license totaling 53, and May 1 1905 to Feb 1 1906 under license totaling 187. In May 1904 no license had one arrest, while May 1906 under license had 59 arrests, showing a single month under license matching a year under no license.
Concord Junction residents attend gatherings and visits in Boston and local towns. People like Mrs Battles, Mrs E Giles, and Mrs Rufus Stratton are mentioned with weekly events. The Rexalle challenge Magnaris. the Ladies Union plan a turkey supper. Lincoln day observances and a large whist party are noted.
Concord year end closes Feb 1 as local figures plan events and deals. Prof Greene to lead a Feb 19 dancing class assembly while dramas rehearse for Feb 26 27 at Monument hall. Real estate transfers include Leon Morse house and Thoreau street property.
Mrs. Charlotte Silver Chandler died in East Acton on Friday February 9. Born February 14, 1822 in Norwich Vermont, she married Hebhry P. Chandler on February 15, 1842 in Shirley. The family lived in Lowell Lawrence and Methuen before moving to Shirley in 1855 and to East Acton in 1882. She leaves six children, four sons and two daughters. Burial was in Shirley Tuesday near the site of the original marriage service 64 years earlier.
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