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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
1
A reader notes Tolman’s portraits look human and are good photographs. The studio is over Towle and Kent’s store, with prices starting at $5.00 a dozen and cash terms.
Frank 8 Ferns plans to open a new store in about three weeks. A series of local notices report visits, weddings, club events, church duties, and school milestones across Maynard and neighboring towns, including a union Sunday school picnic and an alumni reunion.
Concord Junction round up including Mrs Ford progress, Hawley new Cameron auto, Boston and Brockton visits, Flag Day observances, local outings, family reunions, and a N E Tel land purchase for a 60x100 storehouse. School awards, club fairs, fishing, and a June 26 to July 10 Dr Gentry meeting followed by a children’s concert at Union church.
Mrs. Philip Emmott visits at Mrs. George Emmott on River Street while Mise M. Louise Smith graduates from Simmons College in Boston. A. P. Bean receives treatment for illness from Dr. Rich. Jack Hoar undergoes appendicitis surgery at home and rests well. Concord hosts a large strawberry festival in Monument Hall. Emerson and Ripley schools end term for summer. L. Tompkins is in Newport, R. I. for Page estate matters, while Harvey Wheeler joins the Concord lodge. I O F and Rebekahs plan a weekend picnic. The cantata Ruth is staged in town hall Thursday afternoon with local musicians. Insurance men visit Col Barrett in Concord. The death of Mrs Ellen B E Black is noted in Maynard. she was once a Hubbardsst resident and widow of Benjamin F. Smith. She leaves daughter Mrs Cora How.
The Trinitarian church will hold Sunday services at the usual hours with the pastor presiding. A week from next Sunday on July 1 a Fourth of July service is planned for 7 30, featuring an address by Senator Chester W. Clark of Wilmington.
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