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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
1
The studio over Towle and Kent's store in Concord offers portraits that look human and are good photos. Prices start at $5.00 a dozen with cash terms.
A firm announces readiness to supply ornate desserts and cake layers for weddings anniversaries and other fetes at short notice. They guarantee satisfaction in every detail and invite orders.
Maynard updates list sick list items and social events with church notes. Town residents plan a Music hall appearance by Sherman Moving Picture Co and a y p c husking bee at Cooperative hall. Local theft rumors at Lake Boon cottages and town improvements are noted along with football plans for Fort Warren and new housing contracts in Hudson.
Concord Junction updates show H Hatch visiting his wife and infant, workers back on duty Parsons and Sylvester, and social events including a Ladies Union supper. Attendees from Melrose and Kennebunk join Rotary hall entertainment, while a new hygrometer at Snow & Noll’s marks improved temperature display. The West Concord Women’s Club hosts a lecture on The Flags of Our Country, and residents discuss closing Junction stores earlier to benefit workers and residents.
Concord residents note visits from F H Clark of Cambridge and Miss Helen Loughlin teaching in Pascoag. The Union Bible Society met at Mrs. Edward L. Tuttle’s home, while many locals hosted relatives or traveled to Elmira and Dedham. The Trinitarian church and Sunday school events plus golf results and a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Kent fill the week.
A list of names for advertised letters including Der Daniel, BE Sheehan, Miles H Carley, Miss E Hinchliffe, Mrs L J Holes, Miss Margaret Thayer. Pickup actions and details not shown.
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