Delicious bakery items spark town interest and choices
Town residents debate pie bread and cake quality as bakers tout their wares. The community weighs the best loaf and dessert, pledging to accept the market choice and enjoy the results.
01 May 1907
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
1
Town residents debate pie bread and cake quality as bakers tout their wares. The community weighs the best loaf and dessert, pledging to accept the market choice and enjoy the results.
Fragmentary entry lists G N J Bove along Nason Street and Maynard with a date or reference. No clear event or action described.
Maynard reports a postponed high school dance to May 7 and town updates. Mentioned are Mayfair shoes Creightons in talk of town, hires at Johnson pharmacy, landers leaving Majust crossing, Mike Rohan starting a dressmaking venture in Ware, and a whistle stop dispute over sensational pickpocket stories corrected by Special Officer Edward Phillips.
Long efforts by town Eagles lead to a proposed aerie to begin this month with 50 new members needed. Canvassers seek names while 80 existing members from Maynard and Hudson may transfer after start. Memorial Day of Loyal Assabet lodge M A set for June 2.
Mrs H R Glazier and Julig P Glazier were Sunday guests of J B Hunt. Mr and Mrs William B Straw of Wayland called on friends here last Saturday. Miss Blatche Turner of Boston visited Mrs Charles E Bent Sunday. The Sudbury brass band has new uniforms ready for Memorial day. Mr and Mrs Joseph Temple and daughter were guests of Mr and Mrs B S Perry Sunday. The Wayside Inn Chapter D A R will meet May 4 at the Misses Clark to elect officers. John F Anderson, on the Kearsarge, has completed his term and is at home. The Lansil or Whitney place has been sold to Mr Dean of Boston for a permanent home. John W Garfield died April 26, aged 74 years 2 months 14 days, buried Sleepy Hollow Concord. A brush fire set by the 42 30 train Friday burned a long stretch near Wayside Inn station, driven by a south wind. no houses were in danger.
The Sudbury community reports visits by Mrs. A. H. Fownes and friends, farm updates, and work changes. A cod chestnut, a dog, and a camping outfit are noted alongside improvements at Waltham Hospital and a forest fire loss. Memorial church seeks funds to reduce debt. Matilda Neyes dies at 79, with funeral at Memorial church and burial in Mt Pleasant.
Concord Junction notes show W L Léland visiting Sherborn on Monday. W C T A meets with Mrs J D Wilson at 174 Commonwealth Ave Friday at 3. Willilm Johness returns to duty after weeks at home. Mr and Mrs Warren F Clarke of Makisnire village visit Mr and Mrs M Hix at Commonwealth. The annual May festival in Association Hall Wednesday evening promises unusual interest. J W Whittier ends Plano Street Co engagement at South Acton and joins chair company. Mr and Mrs John G Ross of South Easton visit Mrs William Jenness at Barretts Mount Road. Mr Ross involved with Rose Heel Machine invention.
Concord residents Mr and Mrs W F Haskell and Mr and Mrs Arthur Holland returned home for the summer and Miss Hetella Appleby visited Devens. Hawthorne chapter O H 85 marked its 12th anniversary in Concord Junction Odd Fellows hall with many members and guests. The Concord Golf Club bogey handicap Saturday saw Beverly EB Jones win four down, with Herbert W Hosmer and William H Garrard tied for second.
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