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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
1
The Studio in Towler Kent’s store in Concord offers portrait photos priced from $6.00 a dozen and up with cash terms. The ad markets lifelike images and wax-like likenesses, inviting customers to compare.
Maynard community pages record visits and guests in Worcester Cambridge Spencer and Watertown plus mill personnel changes George Laubenstein Barbara Nee and Nora Cooney are noted with others. A W C T U meeting Easter event and a Maynard military band trip to Worcester complete the item with weather notes and a 15th anniversary celebration in Maynard.
Miss Grace Munroe will complete her duties at the Music hall this Saturday night and soon enter similar work at Wonderland Revere Beach. She has made many friends in Maynard for her courteous service and smooth operation of the cash during the roller skating season.
Concord Junction reports include visits and illnesses with Miss Ethel Rich and Miss Mary Giles, and status updates on Daniel Wayland and Captain Daniel Barrett. Easter concert rehearsals, a Maynard skating rink masquerade, a new land deal rumor, and church services set for April. Locals discuss the L B freight petition, Lowell high meet attendees, and a spate of doorbell pranksters troubling Commonwealth Avenue residents.
Concord notes report measles illness of Richard Cross and serious condition of Rose Quinn, cold record five below, property moves and moves of residents, church sermons and civic events, juror selections for Cambridge court, and upcoming memorial and lecture events. Fire in Yonkers destroys Hawthorne manuscripts. local officials appoint Mrs. Saunders as Special Justice of the Peace. historic notes on residents and social happenings.
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