Bread Tradition Promises Pure Nourishment and Flavor
A bakery touts its high grade breads rolls biscuits and muffins as pure nourishing and delicious staff of life fare. Customers are invited to enjoy bread at any time with a tempting range.
10 May 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1905
Page
1
A bakery touts its high grade breads rolls biscuits and muffins as pure nourishing and delicious staff of life fare. Customers are invited to enjoy bread at any time with a tempting range.
Henry Gilroy lies ill with rheumatism while Ipswich visits and town chatter notes people at R C A Mansfield changes. A U P S C E fundraiser nets 53.71. A man breaks a leg at Maynard House and hiring moves on Hill. New housing, schooling, and staff appointments outline a busy week with officials re elected and students set to graduate on June 21. The R C A plans Wednesday closing hours through September.
The Woman's club held its annual election on Tuesday with a full slate of officers named. New president is Mrs. Howard A. Wilson, with vice president Mrs. Harvey Richardson and secretary roles going to Mrs. W. S. Howe and Miss Alice Nagle respectively.
An item notes a location on Main Street near the office of H P N Dahl directly opposite the Post Office, indicating a potential storefront or meeting point. The readable text specifies the street and nearby landmarks without additional context.
Concord Junction notes include obituaries and visits with Mrs Poole and Mrs Dodge, a West vale housing contract, Hawthorne chapter O E S meeting, a whist party planned by Concord Council R A, auto traffic arrests, and a reformatory district close call with a frightened horse and parlor car Massachusetts.
William Foss breaks ground on Bedford street home. Knights of Columbus adjourned meeting this Wednesday. E H Maker loses iron grey horse to illness last Wednesday. Five drivers cited for speeding Saturday. Miss Helen Hosey sings at Maynard concert in Music Hall. Concord High School sophomores lose 5 3 at Weston. John M Keyes advertises a low priced auto. Brush fire on Bim Street extinguished with minor damage. Old Concord Post G A R hosts Grand Army officers. refreshments served. Grammar school teams 11 4 Concord over Concord Junction Friday. Coulter case dismissed for lack of evidence. New fire alarm boxes installed Nos 25 26 19. Fire at Edward F Alley home chimney fire quickly controlled. Fire departments reorganized with officers named for 1910 season.
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