15 May 1907
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
1
The message urges trying a loaf, pie, roll, or cake to prove the bakery’s claims. It invites customers to judge the quality by eating, noting no local store matches in delicious wholesome foodstuffs. The offer emphasizes confident assurances through results.
Miss Clara Woolerschied is ill with appendicitis. Mrs. Edward Sheridan visits Worcester for two weeks. Mrs. Catherine Robinson travels to Sherbrooke to visit relatives. Jeremiah Mahoney of Collinsville visits town. Various locals attend events and appointments as Bishop Lawrence plans confirmation, the Eagles form, and strawberries feature in local commerce.
Local residents visited friends in nearby towns and hosted visitors from Boston and Natick. The Burnside Post 42 G A R votes to wear hats on Memorial Day. Rev. David W. Goodale, former Sudbury Center pastor, died at Suffield Conn. Weber Male Quartet concert at Memorials church praised. proceeds support the church.
Miss Beth Harrington entertained a friend and Mrs J W Hammond with children were Sunday visitors. Seneca Hall aids N Raymond Pratt for a few days. Miss Hattie A Parmenter improving slowly after illness. Myron Lawin entertained daughter and family. Francis E Bent recovering from a wrist fracture after a fall. Mrs F A Rich and daughter from Maynard called on Mrs B K Power. O H Perry of Portland Me visiting sister Inez A Perry. Mr and Mrs F R Whitehead of Maynard visited. W A White of Maynard started a fish route through Sudbury and South Sudbury. Mr and Mrs R B Oliver welcomed a baby eight pounds. Charles E Bent returns home from Mass General. Sylvester D Perry and wife guests of Mary Thompson. Weber quartet concert and reader in Memorial Church ends the lecture series.
On vacation officers Bruce and Loring in Concord Junction. Mrs S P Leavitt at Old Orchard for the season. Willow Rebekah lodge plans a visit to Magnolia lodge of Hudson Thursday night. Mr and Mrs J R Brown of Washington DC visit Commonwealth av. Mrs Wm Robinson and family visit John Bordman and family at 184 Commonwealth Ave. Fred C Jenness and son Walter of Malden and Mrs Flora J Molyneaux of Maplewood visit Barrett Mill Road. Irving Ring, previously in the seed department of the U S agricultural bureau in Washington DC, has returned home.
Concord residents return from travels and trips for visits in Bradford Ontario Nova Scotia Brewer Maine Keene N H Philadelphia and Washington. The Massachusetts Sunday School association met in Goteburg and Thomas Todd Jr was elected vice president.
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