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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1906
Page
1
A local bakery on Nason Street promotes high grade breads, rolls, biscuits and muffins as pure, nourishing and delicious. The ad invites customers to enjoy breads as the staff of life and daily bread for any meal.
Conductor C Sydney Coulter of the C M and H line battled freezing mill pond ice after midnight, breaking through an air hole and struggling to shore. Fellow conductor Robbins, heard his cries and rushed to help, offering guidance that likely saved his life.
A large crowd attended the Wednesday night public installation of Progressive Lodge officers. D D G C Pliney B. Graves of Hudson presided with acting grand officers including Dr. B. A. Graves of Dorchester and G V C. others: G P A W Olmstead Worcester, G K of R and S.T. BE Lynch Hudson, M A Joseph Beauregard Worcester. Installed: W. V. Cameron V C, Thomas Breck prelate, Herbert Moore K of R and S, A. G. Fairbanks M of F, George Bradley M of E, Lee Donahue M of W, John Woolerschied O G, William Pierce 1 G, Thomas Butler CC (absent due to his father’s death). Entertainment featured songs by Helen Hosey and others with impersonations by S. Thompson Blood. Hon. Ramsdell of Lynn gave an address. reception followed with Messrs. Ramsdell, Graves and party. Committee: Frank Emery, Lee Donahue, Woolerschied, Thomas Breck, A. G. Fairbanks.
Dahl remains ill while visitors come and go in Concord. A birth is announced for Mr and Mrs Nagle. A Washington’s Birthday sunlit dance is planned in Association hall on Feb 22. A Concord couple wed in Boston with Unitarian committee support. A dangerous ice incident at Warner's pond ends with a rescue. Concord lodge JO OF F holds fraternal visit to Montezuma lodge Boston with a festive afterglow.
Marion Sibley Williams wed Wil Robert Mason at Brookline residence of Philip Adams Witt Jr. on January 24. Bev erly Bush officiated as guests and relatives filled a laurel decorated hall with an orchestra. The couple plans extended travels to Chicago Florida Washington.
The Maynard community expresses heartfelt appreciation for the many acts and words of sympathy shared during our recent bereavement. Mrs Thomas array and family extend gratitude for support and kindness.
Twenty five tons of goods for sale cheap in Maynard local listing. Apply to P Meontion West Acton. For Sale Course in Correspondence School of Scranton offered at discount. Call P H DeLee for details.
Miss Mary oe leaves for Washington. Asa Jacobs installs a telephone on Monument st. Rev. Fr. John J. McCarthy becomes assistant to Fr. Twoomey. Carl Bilefsen sails for Norway to visit his 90 year old mother. Miss May Monahan visits Concord. Fred W. Poor eyes Colonial for purchase. John M. regains mobility after sickness. Roland gegen Concord at home in Cambridge with diphtheria. Kilkenney to join New England Telephone in Boston. William Clahane walks without crutches after April break. Marion Williams weds Robert Mason in Brookline. Gov. Curtis Guild hosts reception in Boston. Col. Charles K. Darling elected treasurer of Sons of Vermont Association in Boston. Saturday club meets at Miss Eilen Emerson's. Edward Forbes discusses Holy Lands costumes. Concorders join Montezuma lodge at Boston. Edward W. Emerson elected president of Red Acre Farm at Stow with Henry C. Merwin as secretary. Feb. 10 Capt. Walter P. Hubbard to represent Amherst at B A A meet in Boston. Col. Darling may become Boston police commissioner if excise board bill passes. long service noted with 6th Mass. regiment.
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