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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
7
The article explains forming a pie shell by lining a pan with paste, embossing a decorative leaf trim, inverting and shaping the crust, then baking. It covers rolling, mating halves, trimming a narrow edge, docking to prevent rising, and finishing with a decorative top and eventual filling.
Keiths Theatre outlines a strong vaudeville lineup for the week featuring James Morton the droll monologist the Cuttys the six musician siblings Edwards Davis in The Unmasking a remarkable Harvey wire act Rialto Fans and more.
Mrs. William Jenkins wife of trombone soloist William Jenkins of the Union orchestra died at her Hudson home on Friday. She leaves five children. Jenkins had just returned from New Jersey where he attended his brother railroad man's funeral killed by the cars. He had built a new house and life looked bright when misfortune struck and he receives many condolences.
Citizens report ongoing breaches of hunting laws by naturalized residents. Several alleged offenders are described as ruthless game slaughterers who hunt on weekdays and Sundays. An event invitation notes Framingham Business College meeting on November 13.
Maynard Page an 80 year old resident died suddenly Tuesday afternoon at his Brooks Street home. His daughter Miss Hattle Page found the body after returning home. Born in Walpole he lived 30 years in Stow as a stone mason before moving to Maynard 12 years ago. He attended Congregational church and is survived by a brother in Walpole and his daughter. Funeral Friday at 2 PM with burial in Stow.
The Marlboro column records residents at dances, work changes, and travel. Thomas Loftus attended a Milford dance. J M Carpenter travels to Maine. Charles Monahan and James Briscoe take jobs or projects in Milford and at Rice and Hutchins Main Street plant. Frank Hornehiv and Benjamin Pratt plan Sterling duck hunting trip. a Thanksgiving marriage between Fired Whitman and Jennie Bell is set for November 29.
The Mizpah chapter held a visitation with about 260 present, including Grand Matron Mrs. King and Grand Officers. A banquet followed the ceremony as songs were sung and a decree was conferred on a candidate, earning praise from visiting officials.
Boston shoppers may see the new play Sir Anthony by C Had don Chambers at the Park next week. First performance Monday afternoon November 12 with a special company including Norris Standing Clarges Twohey Low ell Crichton Wyndham and Burns under Liebler Co. direction.
The notice promotes Ivers and Pond pianos as economical by staying in tune twice as long as ordinary pits. It states the cost of keeping it in tune and invites readers to visit warerooms at 114 Poulston Street or request a mailed catalogue with bargains.
An avalanche of congratulatory messages pours in for Senator elect John J. Mitchell. Notable figures from Boston to Worcester extend praise including Jane Fier alt of Boston and several state and local officials.
Attorney Murphy is appointed to fill the vacancy on the Civil Service Board caused by the retirement of George L. Stevens after 11 years of service. Murphy will serve as secretary, has a background from Marlboro High School Holy Cross College and Boston University Law School, and recently admitted to the bar with a practice in the Corey Building.
Century old rail schedule excerpt listing daily and Sunday departures between Concord Maynard Hudson Gleasondale Marlboro and Boston, with connections to Lexington Acton and Fitchburg divisions. Notes include special car service, charter options, and official contact John W. Ogden superintendent.
Advertises an electric polishing cloth for silverware brass and nickel claiming superior brightening power. Offers 25 cent size postpaid for 15 cent stamps from Eastern Mfg Co Marlboro with a biased address line.
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