05 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
1
The notice touts tempting bakery items available in town and invites customers to decide which pies breads and cakes to buy. It emphasizes quality desserts and urges patrons to sample and judge for themselves.
A wandering man seeking rest near Maynard powder mills lit a match in a transport car coated with powder dust. The resulting flash burned his hands and face, damaged the car, and prompted a hospital visit after Dr. Rich treated him on site.
Mrs Abell G Haynes is very ill with pneumonia. Joseph Connors of Whitman visiting in town. Mrs B A Harris of Waverley was a visitor Tuesday. Mrs Walter Reynard of Waltham also in town. Frank Moore has gone to work for John Comeau on the ice term. Mrs Josiah Brown of Chelsea guests of Mrs Honora Connors. Miss Roge Hannon went to Taunton to attend a funeral. Mrs BE A Wood of Somerville staying with Mr and Mrs George H Gutteridge. Wideawake A C defeated Concord Junction 14 to 7 on Saturday. Mr and Mrs A A Hilferty attended a funeral in Lynn. Rev Smith Owen Dexter of Concord to preach at St Georges church next Sunday evening. Miss Helen Bladd leaves Christie this week for a store job in Fitchburg. Marlboro Milford baseball title at Prospect I grounds Saturday afternoon, best contest of the season expected. Edward Carlton will move to Plymouth after securing a position there. Carlton has led Maynard wand for several years and his work has been of high order. Fenburg Stock Co to appear for a week starting Monday June 10 presenting Beware of Men. Reserved seats at Johnson Pharmacy.
Frank BE Gerry of Boston visited Sudbury and Miss Clara Parmenter of Wayland was in town for Memorial Day. Local gatherings featured Seniorville James J. Puffer, Grange functions with G A R Post, S of V, and Memorial Day exercises in town hall led by Rev. Green. Sudbury Brass Band thanks residents for support.
Mrs O F Nelson hosted visitors and local residents share news of health repairs and property plans. Baseball rounds include Sudburys beat Marlboros Memorial Day and a 12 to 2 loss to Hudson. Memorial Day observances include Burnside Post 1426 and a debut by the Sudbury brass band at Mt Wadsworth cemetery.
The store positions itself as the recognized headquarters for wedding gifts offering a large stock of silverware, china, and cut glass. It invites June brides and friends to visit, suggesting the staff can help choose or even discover suitable items.
Local events list residents visiting and moving, graduations set, and social engagements. Names include Robert Neff George Blake Ralph Howe Miss Zelia Cutter Miss Marcenia King and others. Public meetings noted with W C T U in Union church and summer plans for families in Milford Amherst Roxbury and West Acton.
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