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22 May 1907
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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1907
Page
1
Bakery Line Delights Draw Townsfolk to Try Loaf and Pie
Citizens sample pies breads and cakes at a local Mo store display urging readers to taste test and decide which pastry proves best. The ad emphasizes variety and invites all to judge.
Maynard Social News and Upcoming Community Events
Mrs John McNiff and children of Providence and several others visit Maynard households over the weekend. New appointees James Mullin and Benjamin Derby join the Assabet Bank incorporators. Plans include a M A church Parsonage food sale at Nasdost and joint lodge social events in June with a harpist from the Boston Symphony Orchestra. A temperance union meeting at the M B K church features Rev R E Bisbee and a program of music and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Bank
James Mullin
Benjamin Derby
the Parsonage Society of the
M. 4. Church
Coughlin
Nasdost
M. BK
R. E. Bisbee
Maynard Temperance, League
Maynard
Death of Miss Matilda J. Clark in Maynard
Miss Matilda J. Clark died Sunday at her Actonet home after a lingering illness. Born in Ireland 48 years ago she came to the United States as a child and lived in Maynard for 30 years while employed at the Assabet mills. She endured her suffering with fortitude and was admired for her many qualities. She leaves her father, four brothers and four sisters. Funeral was Tuesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev. R. E. Bisbee, with interment in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda J. Clark
Actonet
Miss Clark
Ireland
Maynard
Assabet Mills
R. E. Bisbee
Greenwood Cemetery
Magdalene chapter O E S marks 17th anniversary
The Magdalene chapter O E S celebrated its 17th anniversary Tuesday night at the Masonic hall with a Boston Franklin quartet providing entertainment. Many visitors from Concord Junction and Acton attended, and the event was organized by a committee including Mrs J M Bellows and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene
Masonic Hall
Franklin Quartet
Boston
Concord Junction
Acton
J. M. Bellows
George H. Gutteridge
Neil Andrews
F. R. Connor
George H. Hart
Bert. Willis
Clara Sawyer
Lilla’ M. Childs
Local Notes and Marital News From Sudbury and Nearby
Sudbury Jonas 8 Haunt spent Sunday in West Newton. Miss Mia Anderson, who stayed with her parents, was married last Saturday to a Boston gentleman. Louis B. Raycroft has a telephone installed at his house. Louis C. Hunt of Roxbury was in town visiting relatives. B. R. Lemon, who lost two colts about a week ago, recovered them at the Whitcomb farm in Stow after they escaped near the Wayside Inn and were tracked about ten miles from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Raycroft
Louis C. Hunt
Roxbury
Mia Anderson
Boston
B. R. Lemon
Whitcomb Farm
Stow
Wayside Inn
Louise Whiting
Brewer
Waltham
Fred Raymond
L. M. Turner
Cote
Fall River
George J. Raymond
James Smith
Newton Brown
Maine
N. B. Hunt
Homer Rogers
Mack
Allston
Harland H
Earl Smith
E. N. Eaton
Wayland
Local Notables and Residents Seen in Town Notes
500th Sudbury extends a roundup of residents in town and nearby areas. Mrs A F Ellins grips illness. Ruth Smith visits Petersham. Newtonville’s Mrs E B Bryant in town. James Tullis recovers from rheumatism. Mrs J Herbert Frost visits out of town friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 8. Bryant
Newtonville
James Tullis
J. Herbert
Frost
Receivers Appointed for Standard Title and Trust Company
May 22 report states Judge Magill named two receivers for Standard Title and Trust. Ford of Chicago is listed as president. The firm never opened for business though it took possession of a building February 6, issued statements estimating assets at 1.5 million dollars with 0.5 million capital and 1 million surplus. Efforts to obtain information failed. only a janitor remains in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Standard Title and Trust Company
Magill
8. &K. Ford
Chicago
Secret steel process not sold at Omega auction
In Ansonia May 22 the Omega Steel company property sold at a receiver's auction but the secret of their steelmaking process was not included due to a $25 bid. The firm had claimed the secret was worth $1,000,000, though the plant was small and investors may recover most of their money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia, Conn
Omega Steel Company
Areceiver
Wedding Gift Headquarters Presents Silverware and China
Our establishment is the recognized headquarters for wedding gifts. We stock silverware fancy china and cut glass suited for those undecided. Visit us for inspiration or guidance to find the perfect gift. If you know what you want this is the place to get it.
Older Haverhill Drugist Fatally Struck by Auto
Richard C. Howe 77 a veteran Haddocks druggist was knocked down by an automobile owned by Charles H Judkins in Haverhill Mass last night and died from injuries and shock. Howe was taken to a hospital where physicians said his death was imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mass
Richard C. Howe
Charles H. Judkins
Howe
Miners Die As Freight Cars Plunge Into Train
Dayton Tennessee May 22 six miners died and several were injured while returning from the Dayton Coal and Iron company mines when two heavily loaded freight cars plunged into a train carrying the miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Tenn
Dayton, Coal and Iron Company
Ringling show trip plans and local notices
Rosa Bowker visits Rockport. a large party is planned to attend the Ringling show in Boston next week. Concord Post 180 G A R and Concord Grange hosted at A O U W hall May 21. Middlesex County teachers urged to attend Northfield Summer School July 20 27. Union Church Parish Society elected Rev Wm J Batt chair and new officers. Last season lecture course netted $100. church finances sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Bowker
Rockport
Ringling
Boston
Concord Post
Concord Grange
A. O. U. W. Hall
Northfield
Middlesex County
Union Church Parish Society
Wm. J. Batt
J. D.wilson
Geo. F. Knowles
John P. Allen
Henry B. Lane
Peter H. Bullock
Thomas Curry
Concord News Roundup Notes Local Visits and Jobs
Mr and Mrs W Gerry of Hopkinton visited friends in town Sunday. Francis H Dennison of Dorchester guests in town this week. Miss Mary Cook of Covina Cal formerly of Lincoln visited with friends last week. Miss Laura Whitney starts as book keeper for A Vanderhoof. Middlesex school crew edged by Noble and Greenough in four oared race at Bates pond Wednesday. Carlton C Butters renovates his Main St house to reside there soon. Mrs Stedman Buttrick travels to Washington to join Mr Buttelek on a South business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cook
Covina
Cal
Lincoln
Middlesex School
Noble
Greenough
Bateman's Pond
Carlton C. Butters
Mainst
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J. P. Watson
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Albert Coughlin
R. Garland
DR. CO. L. King
Maynard’s Block
A. Fernald
Boylston St
Back Bay
Walter A. Carr
Lever and Gruber
Marnst
Ely Gruber
Summer St. Maynard
Maynard Block
Reston
Colonial Building
R. H. Cochran
Case
Bi’k
Nason St
Glenwood Ranges
Finney & Host
Ncton, Mass
Monogram Comics
Nason Street
G. .N. Gov
Nason
John McNiff
Providence
R. 1
Mary Green
Rauser
Worcester
Joseph Roberts
John Simpson
Dorchester
Geo. Smith
Warren Arnold
Lowell
Frank Hibbard
Margaret Morrel
Henry
Leominster
Joseph Brooks
Pish
Priest Bros
DeLee’s Pharmacy
S. Comb
Coughlan
Ale St., Maynard
Oo. E. S. Anniversary
J. E. Connelly
Urquhart’s Block
Main
Annie L. Hicks
Sudbury
Jonas
Haunt
West Newton
A. F. Ellins
Ruth Smith
Petersham
B. R. Smith
Albert L. Hunt
Newburyport
H. H. Whitney
T. B. Yulia
H. P.N. Dahl
Main Street
Mrs. W
Gerry of
Hopkinton
Francis H. Dennison
Laura Whitney
A. Vanderhoof
Stedman Buttrick
Washington
Buttelek
John M. Keyes
Sporting Goods Department
Columbia Phonograph
Columbia
Patton
Walden St. Opp
Wk Gogh
W. F. Litchfield
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