16 Oct 1907
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1907
Page
1
A provocative ad from NASON STREET TM MAYNARD touts their bread pies and cakes as superior to any in town. The message invites customers to sample a loaf pie roll or cake and declares the decision theirs.
Ill Charles Silvio. Frank Joyce in Ashland. Ralph Oase occupies Bentave house. Mrs. Wilbur Hesse to Brad ford Station Me. for residence. Hibernian hall hosts whist party Thursday for fair funds. James Mullin lands contract for Martin McNally house Hudson. W A Haynes Co store hours shift to 6 pm nightly from Nov 1. William Price secures Hector Robert house on Mapleet. Agued and eatettd Wil day at Mystic club whist. prizes to Kathryn McCormack and F J McCarron. Fred Marseen, ex Maynard resident, now with HP N Dahl. Republican committees plan Wal tham reception Oct 17. Dahl sells grapho phone business to J A Dickerman. Gavin Taylor Jr. injured by stone at Nas an st school. Dr. Salmon attends. Ada Howe and Waltham visit Magdalene chapter BE S. Electa chapter entertained. P J Sullivan showcases fall winter fabrics. urges visits. production up with larger force.
The Independence League endorses C J Linch for the Democratic nomination in the 10th Middlesex district. Leaguers are ordered to campaign in the district while Maynard grows confident Lynch will win, potentially making him the first Democrat to represent the seat.
Miss May Puffer returns from Everett while George of Leominster visits. Edwin Booth fills Lorenz Zerbel’s post in Powers' absence. Families relocate as C. E. Haynes moves from Concord Junction and Fred Clark shifts to the Garfield house. Relatives host in Everett and Somerville with several visits to Jamacia and Baltimore planned.
The October meeting of the Wayside Inn chapter DAR gathered Saturday October 5 in Cochituate with Mrs Damon Griffin as hostess and Mrs Nellie Rice Fiske presiding. Reports were read, Cornwallis Day Oct 19 planned, and guests invited to Guest Night November 2 in Wayland. Delegates to the Boston conference named plus alternates.
Boston Oct 16 The ballot law commissioners admitted affidavits from 434 Springfield delegates who would have voted Whitney for governor reversing prior restrictions. The decision is a major win for Whitney and a setback for Bartlett critics.
H P N Dahl operates as a full service watchmaker jeweler and optician offering repair sales and fittings in a local storefront. The ad highlights eyewear and timepiece services catering to residents seeking precision craftsmanship and personalized service.
Concert Junction hosts relatives this past week as Miss Adam Chaplin entertains. Miss Ethel G. Blossom returns from a three week Maine visit. Mrs. E. M. Connery, recently ill, is out again. Mrs. Burrill of Lynn visits son Frank H. Wright. Mrs. Henrietta M. Chase of Groton spends Sunday with Mrs. George W. Ouig. Ladies' Union meets with Mrs. Wm Cadwell to discuss enlarging the church. Misses Fessie and Lillie Green visit Marshall B. Wright. Gurney family receives congratulations on a newborn son. Sadie Butcher writes of safe arrival to Nova Scotia. Mrs. Whitney’s mother returns to Northern Vermont. Concord and Allen School football game draws a large crowd. Concord wins. Officer Alonzo Joy’s six-year-old daughter undergoes throat surgery in a private Boston hospital. she is doing well.
Edmund Phelan of Brookline visited Concord last week. Mr and Mrs E A Huppertz returned to their Elm Street home. Bertha and Percy Foss visited friends in Winchester New Hampshire. Dr J A Rose visited his son at Dartmouth College. G V Kennedy moved his family to Concord Walden Street. Alfred H Sawyer returned from a trip to Montreal and Quebec. A R McLeod and wife began a two week trip to Nova Scotia. Lillian Thorpe visited her parents on Sunday. Hubbard Street won seventh class for floral display. Andrew Wold and family to move into Terrence Barnes home on Thoreau Street. Rebekah N Warren violin teacher will be at Mrs W 8S Leland studio Thursday afternoons at 6 Walden Street. P B Cull elected secretary of the National Rural Letter Carriers Association at its Atlanta convention by acclamation. Beginning Sunday all mail must be counted and weighed for postage. each piece classified and revenue computed with mails closing 10 minutes earlier for the week.
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