15 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1905
Page
1
advertisement noting bread made from superior flour and pure ingredients as the staff of life. emphasizes fresh daily rolls buns cakes pies and pastry, with toothsome wholesome quality and special cakes for weddings and birthdays on short notice. best goods and service offered by G. N. Gove Nason St Maynard.
Thomas Sweeney and Ernest Hathaway on sick lists. Miss Ellen Murphy in Carney hospital. Walnut Street standpipe burst Wednesday morning. Margaret Kelley to work at Mullin's store. Arthur Fitchett to Boston as porter. Thermometers fell to two degrees. P J Sullivan offers monthly yearly pressing contracts. Prof Kirkland noted destroying moths. James King wed Miss Elien Shanahan at St Bridget's. Woolen Co debates new storehouse. Two chimney fires prompt Hose 1 calls. John Coline fined for drunkenness. John Martuck case deferred. Jek Weaiie jailed for larceny pending Illinois action. Woman's club to meet Thursday with papers on philanthropic work and home mission experiences. Maynard Woman's club heard Rev Puddefoot speak on Heroes of the Frontier. social program and Current Event readings followed.
A Monday night roll-off among shoe prize qualifiers ended with Fred Shaw defeating rivals Allen and E Billett. The standings show Keane 191, Bevin 218, Priest 246, Lent 221, Evens 242, Allen 262, J Billett 221, E Billett 260, Shaw 267, with Shaw top after a late battle.
The Congregational church hosted the first ladies night of the Men’s League with Rev. W. W. Sleeper of Wellesley and his sister Mrs. May Sleeper Ruggles presenting Balkan Folk music. Attendees reported a very enjoyable evening. Walter Tilton and family Maynard November 15 1905.
The Concord Junction Firemen's association holds its first cance on November seventeenth in Association hall. Fritz Oelsehlegel, zither soloist and teacher, is now available for engagements, Box 44 South Acton Mass.
Oscar H Perry of Portland visited Sudbury Sunday. A food fare Tuesday at the M E church from 2 to 5. A sale and buffet supper at Memorial church chapel. Wayland beats Sudbury 18 to 6 in town hall basketball with Westboro game set for Nov 18. Reverend Phillips speaks on Christian missions and abstinence.
HUDSON R. S. Lamson repairs Tripps pond dam. Edward Bryan returns to Boston duties. David Sullivan moves family to Gleasondale. Frank E. Reddy of Clark Bros. on sick list. William Hickey accepts posi tion at Knott & Pope. Joseph Bavis finishes C. M. Brett duties. Harry Dunton leaves Brigham factory. Arthur Lambert finishes Milford duties accepts Brigham post. F. Brigham workers busy past 9 PM. Sarkis Parquette sentenced to ae days for drunkenness. Mrs. Herbert E. Knight O'Neil Jr. entertains Edna Powers. H. E. Stowe hose company hosts town hall dance with Flanagan's orchestra. Fannie the gray mare retired from Hose 2. One Thornton horse will serve Hose 2 until new horse bought.
Robert Damon visited his mother in town this week. George Carruth of Boston visited Friday. R. G. Warner of Peabody visited last Wednesday. Joseph Keyes attended the Stone-DeMerrit football game in Boston. William Lysaght of Athol visited late. Miss A. L. Hicks moved to Black's block. J. J. Vanderveer linked to heating contract for Concord Junction church. Anna Hall Grace Hemenway and John Coburn visited Sunday. Temperature reached 2 degrees at Hildreth's corner. Notices require Edward Flannery and Angelina Small to keep dogs tied. Bring cast off garments to Miss Mary L. Holmes. High school seniors dance at town hall in February. G. A. R. hall renovated for events in White's block. McWalter's window display praised. Mrs. Grafton St. L. Abbot injured horse accident at Rectortown trip. Dunne the magician at Concord Lyceum. District court: John Gibltide fined, Michael Burke probation. Cook brothers’ South Lincoln property sold to Joseph P. Brennan for stock farm. W. C. Hancock observed auto endurance tests New York-Philadelphia. only MA participant. Dr. Braley's horse ran amok, no injuries. Mick Murray expands skating to Concord. Police raid singles out Italian workers. three kegs seized.
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