27 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1907
Page
1
Local discussion centers on food offerings with bakers urged to prove tastiness and quality. Voters are asked to choose among pies breads and cakes, with a casual challenge about which treats appeal most. G N NASON STREET referenced.
Maynard reports a turning mood in finance and industry with banks near lending again. Mills like Assabet are not to resume full time immediately, but conditions are expected to improve within weeks as textile plants continue operations and Connecticut trade shows brisk activity.
Maynard traveled to Waltham on Saturday and battled to a five goals apiece draw. Maynard pressed throughout as Grant T. Murray Hill and fellow players contributed goals while Waltham's tally came from George Stuart Hallan and Marsden. Referee C. J. Spence supervised with Oates and McAllister as linesmen. Time was 35 minute halves.
In Boston on Washington street seven notorious yearmen with prior prison time were arrested after a chase that left bystander Antonio Merlo wounded in the neck. Police say the group, linked to a Ponkapoag post office burglary and a wave of robberies across Maine New Hampshire Vermont, faced multiple aliases and long records. A private detective aided by federal authorities helped locate the gang.
Examination of the eyes and fitting of glasses every day except Wednesday. I have fitted over 6000 pairs of glasses in Maynard and Vicinity. Satisfaction guaranteed in every case.
Farnum Damon at home for Thanksgiving. Justin M Leavitt of Portland visits George W Young. Adams bakery to reopen under William Noll. West Concord schools closed due to storm. Mrs B Damon of Weil spends Thanksgiving in Billerica. William Jenness ill with jumbago. Large HenviTe attendance on Sunday. Mrs Burrill and Ruth Burrill visiting in Lynn. Big school beat Wellesley in football. Harvard Yale game drew premium tickets. Roland and Ralph Howe attended. Henry B Blackwell to lecture on Equal Suffrage at the Woman's club in I O O F hall on Friday Nov 29 at 8 pm. Boston Harness Co may close for good as depression and money market sour. half-time operation and weeklong shutdown.
Richard L. Wilson began building a new house in Wicklowsty. George W. Hopkins returned from Philadelphia. Plumber Mr. Cummings recovers from injuries after a horse kick. Union Thanksgiving service set for Thursday at 11 in Viitarian church, Rev. E. Dexter to preach. A Concord delegation attended a banquet. Three suspects arrested at Fitchburg station but released. no proof found. Frederick Billings of Marthe tried for speeding in Concord, found guilty, fined $10. An auction of farming tools and wagons held at Patrick B. Call’s farm on Virginia road. Concord High senior class party in Baton Hall with orchestra and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Peters return to Brookline after stay at Brook Place. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Benson depart for San Angelo Texas for winter.
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