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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
1
The Studio at Towle and Kent's in Concord offers portraits described as red photographs. Prices start at five dollars per dozen with cash terms.
In the advertisement the baker claims full knowledge of fine bread cake and pastry and offers a healthful nutritious product free from dyspepsia. He invites those seeking a superior article to send orders to the bakery.
Maynard residents discuss Monday's no license vote and the dramatic rally at Music Hall. Supporters credit the rally and a speech by John double cross with swaying opinion toward prohibition. As selectmen chair election nears, enforcement plans for the liquor law loom large and may prompt outside aid.
An election officer cautions that public declarations of ballot counts may be restricted by law. The extract states that any public disclosure of ballots cast or votes given for any person is punishable by up to 30 days imprisonment.
A contested licensing issue faces both sides with no official stance yet. Pressure from supporters and opponents grows as a decision looms, with no spokesman ready to speak.
Concord Junction notes a busy week with visits from Richard Connell to Waltham and Miss Battles to her father, plus local social events. The W C T U met with Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Silas Bean and others are listed on the sigh list. Preparations for the Union church May Festival progress as local residents attend dinners and club events. A candidate for assessor, Frank R. Connor of 371 Main St., garners community support amid discussion of duties. An East Acton fire incident reports 600 incubator loss and minor room damage, with fire department response.
The Enterprise lists several names under Advertised Letters including Lyd G. Banks M T Callahan Patrick Hennessey Mrs Wildres Robie Miss Mary Shaw and Thomas Shaw awaiting pickup or delivery confirmations.
Local notices report a Concord Grange dance at the town hall this Wednesday night. Other items note meetings between Bedford and Concord Guilds, a birth in Concord, and various civic activities including electric work, jurors excused in a local case, and an upcoming large horse sale on Monday, March 19.
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