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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1906
Page
1
A local bakery advertises a fine variety of pies and cakes for the holiday trade, promising a wide assortment to satisfy seasonal shoppers. The note highlights the bakery’s selection as a key draw for festivities.
Advertises Walk Over and Elite Shoes with cash or installment options and second hand stoves available at all price points. Local shoppers are invited to compare values and shop on flexible terms.
Raymond Veitch aids at W B Case & Sons while John Maley moves from Prie street to Maynard hill. W B Howe assigns a new delivery team. I O G T lodge initiates six candidates. William Playatt becomes a carpenter on a Hudson contract. Miss May Connors visits Worcester friends. Hugo Kalander to present a moving picture show at Music Hall Friday night.
H. P. N and DAHL reference 0 for Our Repairing Department stays busy. The text notes the department consistently provides work that yields satisfaction.
Mrs George Guilford of Main st was in Boston Monday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Murray visit friends in town. Miss Retta Nagle is confined with a severe cold. Ladies Union meets with Mrs Waldo Chaplin Thursday. The Jolly Four will host a sunlight dance in Association hall on Thanksgiving afternoon. Maynard poultry show entries now open. Local sports include Harvard-Dartmouth game attendance. The wool sorting force at the mill is the largest in years. Several residents moving houses and storefronts. A moving picture company played to a full house at Music hall.<|vq_2100|>
The Columbus School for Dancing Boston will hold Friday evening dances in Association Hall Concord. The next event is planned for Friday evening November 2 pending weather conditions.
Klis J. Miller of the reformatory force died Tuesday night at 10 65 from heart failure. Miller had been on duty Tuesday and his death was one of the most sudden in the reform school’s history.
Arthur Griffen of Boston visited friends in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Salisbury of Maynard spent Sunday here. Everett Barker joined Educator Biscuit Co. staff in Newby. Mrs. Nathan Smith of Ventura visits her mother Mrs. Tolman. A well attended whist party was held at J. P. Worthley’s home. Inga Grayson assists at Miss Buck's replacing Emmie Lowden who resigned. Ivory Wheeler heads to Norfolk for winter. John W. Raymond attended a Retail Coal Dealers dinner in Boston. Dartmouth vs Harvard drew many locals and a Middlesex school delegation. Inscription work on the Spanish-American War memorial boulder at Monument Square has begun. Mrs. William Wheeler hosted a reception for Miss Mary W. James whose engagement to George Vaux Jr. was announced. First Parish to hold a vesper service next Sunday at 5 with a quartet under Charles E. Wood. Concord gains $205 from fines for speeding to the Groton-St. Marks game on Nov. 7. Richard of Newton fined $5 for speeding. Lester H. Gloson’s case placed on file. Gerould Roborton, chauffeur for King George II, found guilty of refusing to stop for an officer and of speeding, fined $25 and $5. First triangle bowling league match Concord vs Hudson vs Maynard, Concord beat Hudson two to one. Bemis of Hudson top score 267. Ladies Charitable Society of the Trinitarian church held a meeting and sociable with talks on a Visit to a paper mill, a Quebec trip, and readings and piano selections.
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