Maynard plan leads to elegant luncheon breads
Mrs. Lyon, a young bride, adapts a Maynard Enter prise ad promising bread and cake to prepare a refined lunch for six neighbors. The guests praise the rolls and bread, while the hostess explains she will buy from Haynes bakery regularly after a successful afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mitchell
Mrs. Abbott
Mrs. Lyon
Haynes
Bread and King Arthur Flour Mentioned at Local Fair
In Maynard area chatter, Mrs. Evans touts Haynes' Bread made from King Arthur Flour priced at ten cents a loaf. A district court session then reports fines for assaults, with David Hungenin fined fifty dollars and others six dollars each. officer Hunginen’s assault case placed on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hungenin
Cornelius Murphy
Matti Rossi
Eric Star
Edward Poikenin
Thomas Hillis
John Connors
B. J. Coughlin
Howard Case
Frank Ferns
Thomas Collins
Samuel G. King
William Jones
Hunginen
Resorts and Tours Illustrated 1905 vacation directory
Resorts and Tours Illustrated 1905 is a traveler’s directory and encyclopedia with about 90 pages of descriptive reading and numerous half tone illustrations. It covers a broad traveler’s guide to resorts and tours, presented in a free edition format.
Concord News Sifts Through Week of Local Happenings
Harold Orendorf helps at J M Keyes store while a Bedford party camps at Campght. A district court busily settles matters as Concord records seven cases of store break-ins, three in Bedford, four in Maynard. A wallet recovered thanks to a boy’s quick sighting. local sports highlight Jim Varley’s 25 yard sprint and Fitchburg backup Bill OBrien’s catcher antics.
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Concord
Ethel Garfield
Trinitarian Church
Bedford St
Michaela Dee
Ross
Maynard
Bedford
Jink” Murray
Edward Kelley
Concord Junction
Jim Varley
Fitchburg
Bill O’brien
South Natick
Maynard Defies Concord in Fourth of July Tug of War
Maynard challenges Concord to a July 4 tug of war after a dispute over team composition. Promoters hired a pro at $8.00, but Concord fans warn they may not back down. Maynardites seek side bets from $50 to $500 with immediate coverage, Edward W. Flannery states for Concord.
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Maynard
Concord
East End
Elizabeth Peabody
Maynard Contigent
Concord Team Fights Back in Fitchburg Tilt
In Fitchburg the Concord squad, though defeated, showed stability led by Eddie Laughlin and Dickin gon. Errors blamed on spitball handling and poor hitting left them short of victory. Hanley supported the effort as the game remained tight throughout.
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Concord
Maynard
Fitchburg
Eddie Laughlin
Dickin‘gon
Penaak
Hanley
Advertised Letters Listed for Mail Sorting
A list of names appears as advertised letters awaiting pickup. R Crowley P J Fagan D E B Fitzgerald F E B Gilford Joseph A Sullivan P J Turney Mrs Annie Barrett Mrs John Quincy Bird Miss Stella Campbell Mrs Sarah A Guthrie Mrs Mary E Lane Miss Clara McCluney Miss Helen Woodworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Crowley
P. J. Fagan
D. EB. Fitzgerald
F. EB. Gilford
Joseph A. Sullivan
P. J. Turney
Annie Barrett
John Quincy Bird
Stella Campbell
Sarah A. Guthrie
Mary E. Lane
Clara McCluney
Helen Woodworth
Concord challenges Hudson to neutral ground baseball rematch
The Concord baseball team challenges Hudson A A to a deciding game on neutral grounds after a 1 1 tie in Hudson. Concord proposes Maynard as site with gate receipts to the winner. Hudson demands hoàn third game in Hudson with same makeup and a $15 travel reimbursement for Concord.
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Hudson
Ryan
Hudson A. A
St. Bernard A. A
Concord
Concord Aggregation
Maynard
Local Notices and Guest Visits Highlight Busy Week
Community notices recount social visits and travels including Mrs G T C Holden hosting a west guest and Miss Hazel Jenkins visiting Everett. Various residents vacation in Boston and Fairhaven while others socialize with friends in Worcester and Scituate. One local fined for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. C. Holden
West
Hazel Jenkins
Winter St
Everett
Alfred Fairbrother
Miss Maida
Fairhaven
Harry Hill
Revere
Annie Brigham
Washington St
Noe Paul
Henry Boynton
Miss Kelly
Millbury High School
G. B. Frost
For Sale and Rent Notices in Concord Mass
Classified snippets list items for sale including a Morse Goddard buggy in perfect condition with road cart runners, an upright piano for summer rental, and a Henry A. Reid house with six acres on Barretts Mill road. Also notes six acres off Walden Street near Town Farm and an institution listing for Charles EB Brown, Treasurer.
Devoe paint cost savings letter to Fair Ground trustees
A letter from FP W Devoe & Co outlines savings on Devoe paint at Fair Ground Cobleskill New York. It claims agents overestimated coverage, while Devoe offered lower cost per gallon and greater painting efficiency. The note includes pricing like 15 cents per gallon and references gallons saved and value of painting versus paint alone. It names Towle & Kent as dealers in New York.
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Walter A. Carr
Concord
Mass
Fair Ground
Cobleskill
N. Y
Devoe
Dévoe
W. Devo & CO
P. G. Towle & Kent
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