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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1906
Page
1
Bakery offers wedding cake consultation and custom cake design for all occasions. Fresh daily bread rolls buns cakes pies and pastries available at reasonable prices with guaranteed satisfaction. Maynard
Maynard notes list personnel changes with John Deane leaving Dennis Sheehan and Edward Crowley joining Westvale mills. Local births include baby boys to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wolf and to Mr. and Mrs. George Landenstein. School year length set at 40 weeks, dances at Lake Boone on Saturdays, and U S Bunting of Lowell to play Maynard cricket. Police extra appointed before Fourth, and town transit updates with Lexington park cars schedule.
Concordites report social visits from Dorchester Malden and Charlestown and mention ball game attendance at Marlboro. Charles Hogan moves to Sheehan tenement. Cadet orchestra to perform at Monument House opening July 4. Prison reform tracks at reformatory crossing empty. Harold G Prouty alias Montgomery Sears arrested at Weirs New Hampshire.
Concord reports include John M. Keyes stockpiling fireworks, A Urquhart telephone at Main bakery, and new electric irons installed by Mer Lee. The armory addition foundation starts. St Bernard’s Sunday school graduation set for Monument Street. Police to tackle unlicensed dogs as town prepares warrants. A. O. H. degrees held. State President Cummings attends. Auto accident near a bakery and bicycles involved. Lawn party at Concord School organized by Trinity church ladies. Local social notes cover gatherings at Mrs Mason’s and visits by Miss Hawkins and Miss R Katherine Hawkins.
Miss Harriet Elizabeth Emery and Albert Allen Achorn were married by Rev. W W Campbell at Union church. The couple and families celebrated at the bride’s home. The groom works for a Boston engraving firm and plans to reside in the Boston suburbs after a Reading summer camp.
Listing of names in the advertised letters column including Albert J. Brown Fred E. Currier Miss Margaret B. Miller Edward F. Morton and Harry C. Quimby awaiting pickup at the post office with standard notice details and dates.
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