29 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1905
Page
1
G N Gove advertises home style breads baked in a clean bakery on Nason Street. They offer loaves rolls bone cakes pies and special wedding and party cakes with quick delivery at reasonable terms.
William Scully visits Hudson lodge of Foresters. Mrs. McNiff leaves Assabet mills. W C T U set to meet at Congregational church. Maynard hosts visiting families, funeral delegates attend Edward Murphy in Waltham. Dr Bellows relocates to town. Local social and sports events. bowling league results. basketball referee hired. upcoming games and church programs. Licensing updates touch Maynard House and J Y Tucker property.
Postponed Donation Party shifted to April 12. Several visits and social events noted including Mrs. Lena Ballour visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Robinson, and a home wedding at Commonwealth Ave. Ida Robinson wed George Guilford of West Acton with a private ceremony. The Prison Commissioners met at the Reformatory and a snow overflow described as inland sea is reported.
Main St location of H. P. N. Dahl, jeweler and optician, opposite the post office.
Edward F. Loughlin to become town clerk April 1. Reports from Concord include social events at the Colonial, new fishing supplies, a recovering patient, a dancing class assembly, a resident buying an automobile, a successful minstrel show, injuries from burns and ice wagon duties, a mortgage sale April 13, and staff changes in the cattle bureau. Town insurance bills prompt new warrants, and civic life continues with exhibitions, a drummer boy drill at the Junction, a funeral, a roof accident, and a musical club gathering with solos duets and a violin piece.
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