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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
1
Mr Tolman offers portraits at the studio over Towle and Kent’s store in Concord. Prices start at $5.00 a dozen, with cash terms. The ads claim his portraits look human and serve as both portraits and good photographs.
G. N. Gove bakery invites couples to view wedding cake options before marriage plans. They offer custom cakes for all occasions on short notice at reasonable prices. Fresh daily bread rolls buns cakes pies and pastries available with emphasis on wholesome quality.
Maynard updates include John Ingraham moving from Stafford Springs to Maynard, and James Mullip contracted to build St. Bridget's parish house. Local listings note guests, banns, a Y P B union social, a powder mill blast, band engagement, graduation dates for the class of 1906, and birthdays. Fire brigade officers elected, and Maynard residents slated to sail to England.
George E. Stuart and Miss Jennie A. Whittaker were married Wednesday at the bride’s Thompson street home. Rev. A. B. Papineau officiated as friends and family witnessed the ceremony with Fred Whittaker as best man and Ada Whittaker as bridesmaid. The couple planned a short wedding trip and will reside on Thompson street after their return.
A Monday night reunion in M hall brought together full membership of the order including Hudson Marlboro Clinton Worcester and Northboro. Grand officers and others spoke to enthusiastic crowds. Caterer Morse of Hudson served a banquet.
Charlies M. Landers and Miss Anna Johnson of Troy New York wed Monday morning at 30 o'clock. Rev B F Killilea officiated with Miss Mary St George of Warren as bridesmaid and Peter Landers as best man. A reception followed before the couple left for a trip to Troy New York.
Main St H P N Dahl of Maynard Mass promotes a business founded on good work with careful attention to repairs in watches clocks jewelry and optics. The ad emphasizes reliable service for items brought in for restoration or repair.
Concord Junction notes list residents painting homes visiting Bolton Vermont and Malden. Local social events include whist clubs outings at Fitchburg and Maynard, a daily rally by the C. E. society, and Memorial day decorations. Several residents travel to Revere HolIiston and Grovest to visit family and friends.
Miss Etta Mason started as bookkeeper for B. W. Brown while Mrs. Charles Emerson returned from Europe to Concord. Several residents traveled or planned events including fishing trip in Maine and a St Bernard’s church wedding on June 18. Local openings include Martin J. Finigan’s menswear shop and Lyptson Hotel on Strawberry Hill Road. A play by St Bernard’s choir girls, a Middlesex clerks meeting in Lowell, and a tour by medical men in Concord were announced along with a moved School of Philosophy building. The North Dakota snow owl exibit was acquired by James L. Whitney of Cambridge. Mrs. John Engerbretson died in Concord. funeral at St. Bernard’s. The Boston Post offered a circulating Sunday Post promotion.
An advertising blurb urges readers to place orders now to experience the superior quality of D and H all rail coal, stating that use will prove its value beyond belief.
A list of names appears under the heading Advertised Letters. John V. Brooks Mikkel O Francis 8 Dane Henrie Bros sell H Jacobus Frank McCaffrey D Reed H W Smith Frank C Whitney T T Whitney Mrs Anna Barton Miss L B Caldwell Mrs Cyrus Healey Miss Margaret Maher Mrs Albert Miller Miss Dorothy Pierce.
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