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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1907
Page
1
A town debate centers on the bakery line with claims of lacking appetizing items while promising samples of bread pies and cakes. Residents are urged to judge by tasting and verdicts will follow from the public.
A town record of visitors and locals includes Mm AYNARD Miss Mary Jackman working in Concord and Mrs Julius Loewe ill during the week. The big sale at Loewe's block continues. Warren S Peters of Somerville and Clarence Gutteridge of Lawrence visited town, with Harry Morse of Leominster visiting his brother George. A vesper service is planned for November 10 at the Congregational church. Grace O'Brien of Hudson visited Miss Mamie Kelley on Sunday. Elgar White has left the wool shop for New York. Misses Florence Hart and Edna Denniston attended a food fair Thursday. Mrs Jessie Kinnevan and her Greenfield relatives are guests of Mrs Jane Burnbull. The Woman's club philanthropic department met with Mrs Dan Gooden. William Smith, formerly of this town, is a Republican nominee for the Boston city council. M F Mullin contemplates real estate expansion. William O Connell, son of Mr and Mrs Daniel O Connell, broke his collar bone in Hudson while visiting. The 15th anniversary of the local Y P S C E was observed with a roll call and social. Monday evening hosted an entertainment. Tuesday marks the annual ladies night of the Men's league at the Congregational church with Dr Robert W Wallace delivering Women who have Blazed their way to Success.
Mr and Mrs James Fraser were surprised Saturday evening at their Assabet Park home by their employer from the Assabet House and a small group of guests. The event included refreshments music and amusement with gifts of dining room chairs a table and lace curtains. Attendees listed include Mr and Mrs Thomas Bell Miss Jessie Bell Miss Ina Bell Margaret and Kathryn McDougall Mary Rogers Margaret Lawson Flora McLean Molly Butler Agnes Fraser Mary Yerris May Dodds Mary McMasters May Hindman Andrew McEwan James Rogers and John Rogers. Lawrence Fletcher visited friends Sunday in Boston and Miss Nellie Hayes of Marlboro stayed with Mrs John Moynihan over Sunday.
SuDBury residents gather for visits and house moves as Mrs. Lillian Hunt occupies the new post office building nearing completion. The M B R church fair is set for Wednesday with a 3 PM start and an ice chicken supper. Lisa Dawes suffers a severe ankle sprain after a runaway collision on the way to a train, with the other party not stopping.
A black and white heifer, mostly white, is missing in Concord Junction. finder should notify Frank A. Williams, Concord, Mass. R. F. D.
The first treasure ship arrives with 7.1 million in yellow metal for U S reserves in New York with the Kronprinzessin Cecilie bringing 7.1 million and the Lusitania expected next driving large weekly gold movements. Bank of France buys sterling to ease London reserve pressure and stabilize rates. Taft plans to leave Manila November 9 for Yokohama and San Francisco returning from Europe.
Edward V P Weston traveling from Portland Maine to Chicago in a walking trek rested in Great Barrington Massachusetts then left at 5 o clock for the next leg. He reached Chatham New York after midnight and spent the night there. The Brown County jail in Indiana built in 1837 features three foot thick walls of white oak timber and a sturdy two story design with log construction and square timber floors.
Local shifter caused damage in a Concord Junction yard on Wednesday night. Thanksgiving events include an H M A S sunlight chance at Association hall. Concord High School forms a debating society led by Mr Miller. Mrs B F Howe recovering after Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital discharge. Capt Edward Lee and Mrs King with Nettie visit John Clay in Commonwealth Ave. William Noll will reopen Adams bakery after renovations. A typographical error misnamed the Junction Lyceum course as The Boston Five. A Halloween party at Mrs George Guilford's on Main St reported a merry time. Helen Leighton hosted school friends at Association banquet hall Friday. A Halloween party praised as a success at the hall. An engine on a side track derailed in the yard, injuring no one thanks to a watchman’s quick actions.
Beverly Jones of Toronto visits his brother R H Jones on Elm Street. A large Hallowe en party is held at Trinitarian church parlors. Miss Maybel Hawkes resigns at the telephone office. Miss Mary B Cook returns to Covina California. Concord Grange meets with entertainment by married members. Mr and Mrs Richard B McSweeney welcome a daughter. C M and H train schedule altered for four and a half through cars to Arlington Heights. Antiquarian society hosts Ellen Emerson. Howard Emerson reads letters on Seven Days Fighting Before Richmond and Monitor vs Merrimac.
John Hallowell a carpenter for A. S. Lowden lost two fingers when his hand was caught in a planer at J. W. Millbury on Sudbury road Saturday forenoon.
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