29 May 1907
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
1
In a bold pitch a local bakery challenges townspeople with samples of bread pies rolls and cakes declaring the true proof is in the tasting. The note ends inviting buyers to decide and promising to abide by the result.
Forrest Howe and Frank Campbell have left local employments. Kathryn Crowley visited Maynard friends. The Maynard band will play for Isaac Davis post on Thursday. Memorial day plans include Lexington Park opening and a Catholic church dedication in Concord Junction. A baseball team is promised in Maynard, and Fitchburg road timetable changes are expected June 24. Gas franchise issues loom with a company president abroad. Lake Boon summer travelers complain about early trains to Whitman Crossing.
Sudbury updates list visitors from Waltham Boston and Leominster plus local hosts. Union services at the Unitarian church featured Rev J F Phillips and prayers by J F Phillips and C E Whiting. D A R Wayside Inn chapter schedules a June 2 meeting. Memorial Day events include Paragide Post 145 G A R, Athenaeum hall, with Sudbury brass band and escort by Gen D D Wiley Camp 102 Sons of Veterans to decorate local monuments and graves.
Franklin H Perkins is in Concord New Hampshire this week. Mrs L M Turner hosted out of town visitors Saturday. Lora Parmenter of Lynn visited grandmother Mrs G J Fish Sunday. Mrs A H Fownes entertained her two brothers from South Framingham Sunday. George Clemant bought a saddle horse from C W Nice. Mrs H H Hilton of South Framingham visited with her daughter Mrs A H Fownes. B S Cole inspected summer residence with plans to occupy June first. J D Gilman bought the horse formerly owned by H H Rogers from W L Stone & Son for carriage use. Two Holstein heifers belonging to N H Perkins were struck and killed by a New Haven railroad train Friday. Edward Lemon of the Wayside Inn is ill with brain inflammation but condition unchanged for the worse as of latest report.
Father James Hayes of Liverpool died in Rome shortly after receiving the benediction of the pope. The report notes his death occurred soon after the blessing from the pope in the Italian capital.
An ad invites June brides and their families to visit the shop for wedding gifts. It touts a large selection of silverware, china and cut glass and offers expert suggestions to help customers choose. The store promotes personal service and hopes to inspire those unsure of what to buy.
Kennon Damon plans a summer in the North Carolina mountains while Harry Bridges recovers. Ladies' Union reports a successful entertainment and apron gate. Frank Ring improves after two weeks at home. Charles Park and Herbert Kingman depart for Arizona by steamer to Galveston then rail. Fishermen boast big catches yet none verified. Winthrop residents praise a capable elder. Miss M. I. Houghton vacations to Epworth Town. Martin Tuttle suffers blood poisoning from a horse wound. Appleby couple greet a newborn son. Middle sex school crew beats Legate of Boston by three lengths. General Kuroki visit to Concord disappointed as he could not stay.
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