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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
1
Mr Tolman offers portrait photography at his studio over Towle and Kent's store in Concord. The portraits are described as human and good photographs, with prices starting at five dollars a dozen and up. Terms are indicated but cut off.
The Maynard brass band votes to refuse any involvement with the spring band concert appropriation split by the selectmen. The Imatra band will perform at the bandstand with access granted and partial upkeep contributions in return. Local readers voice regret at the decision as they hoped for a first band summer series.
Mrs Mary Hamilton Dick died early Thursday at her daughter Mrs Alexander Veitch home from appendicitis. A native of Ayer Scotland born November 16 1815 she came to the United States 33 years ago and lived mostly with Mrs Veitch. She leaves four children 20 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral was Saturday afternoon at Hillside Street residence with burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
Mary Blanchard widow of Rev Merrill Blanchard died Monday at her Brooks street home after years of illness. She was 46, a native of West Bridgewater, long time Maynard resident active in Congregational church work and once president of the Ladies Benevolent Society. Burial will be in North Abington.
Concord Junction community notes show residents visiting relatives in Mattapoisett and Boston while others announce home improvements and moves. The Concord woolen mill plans to start work June 18 and several locals relocate or host guests, with social events and church activities noted.
Concord high school graduation will be held Friday evening June 22 in the town hall. Admission will be by honorable mention Lincoln picture. A large medical group visiting Concord last week enjoyed a town hall lunch and a voluntary committee hosted them.
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