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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1906
Page
1
A local bakery trial proclaims there is a shortage of delicious and wholesome bread and cakes in town. Citizens are invited to test a loaf, pie, roll, or cake to judge quality, with the final decision resting with the tasters. G. N. Gave NASON STREET MAYNARD
Maynard election passed off quietly with light voting. Republicans carried town for Guild by three votes as Draper trailed and Mitchell carried the ticket. Mitchell polled the highest vote of any man. Lynch a close second. Local notices include visitors, dances, church events, and civic meetings in Maynard.
Miss Maude Robinson holds a position with Blaine Co. L. N. Fowler speaks this week. Union church services moved to Association hall due to repairs. Sherman Moving Picture Co appears Tuesday night. WCTU met with Mrs. Allen. Percy W. Allen arrived in London. Lizzie Hunter visited Mrs. Robinson. Ladies Union met with Mrs. Brown. Ring in D C with Brown Bay Co. Mrs. Clarke visiting in Winthrop. Symonds helps Clarence Meade on reform school route. Bowman visit from Worcester. Bowman attended O B 8 ladies’ inspection in Fitchburg. Car of live geese on NY,NH&H tracks. Lucky clovers found at reform school. Luther Franks leaves reform school for chair factory post. Union church services held in Association hall due to repairs. Husking bee at Plymptonville. old fashioned dinner. Traveling supper with motto booklets and progressive stops. six couples. Final stop at Alma’s. evening ends with song Should auld acquaintance be forgot.
Miss Cora Penniman of Lynn visited relatives in Concord this week. Mrs. Edward Wright of Lowell visited friends. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Walker of Doston were in town. Miss Lena Adams stayed with Mrs. C. M. Cox. Mrs. John Gill spent Sunday with the Lowdens. Thomas Hollis returned from the west on business. Edith Knowiton visited the Mak ers. Mrs. Jennie Holton of West Acton visited her mother. F. C. Rockwood of National Express Co. enjoyed a vacation. Joaquin Miller, the Poet of the Terras, met Hons P. B. Sanborn. May Loftus, formerly of Concord, died in Newburg NY Nov 1. Augustus, an instructor at the high school, visited friends. Hopkins the harness man showcased babies robes. A sale of household effects at the Al pees residence on Tees Friday Navy 9th. Hal en party hosted by Miss Lillie Pennithan. Miss Blanche Haining of Fredericton returned home. Lyceum entertainment planned in town hall with Prof. Carter. Miss Ethel J. Paine, now Newton teacher, visited Concord. George W. Garfield resigned to join Geo. G. Russell. A Democratic rally in town hall featured John J. Mitchell and Arthur F. Harrington. Mayor Fitzgerald did not attend. Concord High lost to Middlesex School 9–4 in football. Paine scored, Middlesex led by goals from Thorpe and Hallowell. Referees and officials listed.
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