26 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
1
In this town, readers are invited to sample bread, pies, rolls, and cakes at the local bakery. The note emphasizes trying any item and leaving the decision to the customer while highlighting the appeal of fresh goods on Nas on Street in Maynard.
Residents report baseball plans in Waltham Maynard Marlboro and Fitchburg. James Failon Charlestown visits town while John Winksey leaves June 27 for Milwaukee. The Boys Brigade prize drill and hydronic upgrades appear amid mill work and band concerts. A large Marlboro Maynard fan presence boosts Lake Bor n summers with new cottages and possible hotel.
Miss Ethel Turner visits Dorchester with Mrs. Bent while Miss Gracelyn Leighton visits from Wal tham. Several locals attend college festivities at Amherst and a wedding in West Newton. retirements and resignations noted. The 1907 commencement at Sudbury town hall featured Senator J J Mitchell and a Waltham Watch Co orchestra reception followed with dancing and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs George Smith hosted friends for the Sabbath. Leonard Goulding of Pittsfield visited with his parents here. Arthur H Burr and a Boston friend spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs H H Whitney and her two daughters went to York Beach Me. Friends from another town called at Mr and Mrs B S Cole Sunday. James Tulis recovered from long sciatic ailment and is improving. Mr and Mrs P W Jones and daughter Marguerite spent Sunday with a brother in Waltham. Mrs C L Perry and daughter Marjorie visited Mrs C S Hunt. Several Masons visited Chas A Welch lodge in Maynard Thursday evening. Mrs H M Elims of New Britain Conn with her son visited her mother Mrs C W Richardson. Miss Alice H Parmenter from Framingham hospital attended a reception at the Centre. Miss Grace Richardson and Clive French finished their first year at Framingham Normal School. George Smith works on building repairs to improve its appearance. Homer Rogers and his grandson Homer visited Harland H Rogers in Allston. Prof G H Barton of MIT and Mrs Barton guests of Mr and Mrs R H Hurlburt the past week.
A local shop advertises an excellent line of summer jewelry with catchy designs and novelties. It notes the season prompts buyers to consider purchases and invites customers to visit the store for suggestions and selections.
H. P. N. Dahl hosts Leland’s father for the weekend. Mrs. Ralph Dakin visits Pepperell briefly. O Connell and son visit Somerville relatives. John L. Bruce buys a Stow farm for personal occupancy. Cottage openings at Nagog for summer. Blood family at Lake Nagog season home. Messer family visiting Nagog guests. Irving Ring visits sister Mrs. J. R. Brown at Whitcam Park. Grace Knowles from Amherst Agricultural College home on vacation. Old Home Week draws Hudson residents to nearby town. Molyneaux King celebrates tenth birthday with friends. S. G. Sherry and Dorchester guests of Sylvester in Commonwealth. Rev. Smith Baker preaches at Leavitt Institute, South Turner Me.
Miss Belle Mcleod of Allston visited with friends in town Sunday. Miss Leslie Leland returns from Smith College for summer. Fred M. Sohier home from Exeter for vacation. Francis W. Dennison of Dorchester guest in town. Mrs. H. M. Lothrop sails for Europe for several months. Mrs. G. J. Emmett attended North Adams normal school commencement. Malcolm Richardson caught a 1% lb trout at Mill Brook behind the armory. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Livingston leave Belknap Stand for Barnstable for summer. Freight wreck at Littleton delays Boston trains. 6.59 stops near Concord. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Brown and Percy W. Brown head to Zoar for summer. Correction: Roeyden A. Bats and Goldie Stanley marriage cards not issued, only a press notice.
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