Tolman Portrait Studio Offers Human Like Portraits
The Tolman portrait studio over Towle and Kent’s store advertises human looking portraits and good photographs at five dollars a dozen and up with flexible terms.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
1
The Tolman portrait studio over Towle and Kent’s store advertises human looking portraits and good photographs at five dollars a dozen and up with flexible terms.
G N Gove Bakery advertises wedding cake services and custom cakes for all occasions. The shop promises fresh daily bread rolls buns pies and pastries with wholesome quality and affordable prices.
Maynard reports 30 burlers laid off Monday. Albert Coughlin to open a hardware store in Cleary's block. Dr Edward Salmon elected physician for Div 43 A O H. Various visits, conventions, and weddings noted. The American Woolen Co plans tenement blocks on Maynard hill. Maynard Brass Band travels to Marlboro for game. West Ends beat East Ends 5 to 2 with Cap Lynch deposed. Mrs Mary Hamblen dies at 84 after brief illness. burial in Gorham. A O H Ladies auxiliary marks first anniversary with banquet and performances.
Miss Evelyn Callahan and Cornelius Murphy were united in marriage at 3 pm Wednesday in St Bridget's Church. Miss Mary Callahan served as bridesmaid and Richard Murphy as best man. The couple's reception followed at the bride's parents' home before a short wedding trip.
The Maynard alumni gathered at Masonic hall for a successful reunion. Miss Fanny Harwood chaired the meeting with new officers elected: Mrs. Benjamin Harris president, William J. Maley vice president, Ralph Shattuck secretary, Miss Florence Hart treasurer. A one act drama titled A Champion of Her Sex featured Laura Woodart Edith Woodart Isabelle Pettigrew Lillian Mead Ada Bowers Mary Bowers Agnes Robertson and Mrs Frank Binks followed by a banquet and music from Lawton's orchestra.
Ralph Dakin visited town Sunday as William Lawrence took an auto trip. Many residents traveled to nearby towns. plans include Union church picnic at Lexington park on Friday. Various updates note people visiting, moving, and social events with several accidents and local happenings.
Miss Susie Emmett of New York visits Concord on River Street while Miss Edith Sellers stays home with scarlet fever on Lexington road. Trinity church hosts a fair and sale at Concord school grounds Thursday. C Fay Heywood and Harry Wheeler return from Denver and Colorado Springs. Division 56 AOH to work degrees on a large candiate class Sunday in town hall. Joseph Carton operated on for appendicitis at Carney hospital and rests well. Mrs Susie A Dyer and Miss Susie L Dyer of Alameda Cal visit Mrs Joseph A Smith on Strawberry Hill road. Joseph Keyes back from Annapolis after study since December. Cooking with electricity exhibition in town hall Tuesday. Miss Gladys Wheeler earns MA at Wellesley College. Postmaster salaries readjusted adding $100 for Concord office. Concord council K of C hosts strawberry festival in Monument hall. Somerville party arrives by special cars. Odd Fellows picnic postponed to June 30 due to weather. Concord High baseball team photo in Concord drug store. team won 12 and lost 4. Harvard entrance exams held at Concord High, a change from Cambridge. Rev Mortimer K Twomey delivers historic sermon at Immaculate Conception, Malden. Six of 84 Framingham Normal graduates from Concord. Mails carrier Joseph Swan injured by Dr Frank Barker in Acton. Swan improving at home.
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