18 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1905
Page
1
Maynard promotes bread made from superior flour and pure ingredients as the staff of life. The notice highlights delicious rolls buns cakes pies and pastry, fresh daily and available to order for weddings and birthdays on short notice with best goods and best service.
Maynard residents report visits from Miss Edith Woodart Mrs Richard Hill and Miss Mary Meyers while Patrick McCoy ends duties as roomfixer at the mill. A ice shortage prompts Hudson supply. B J Coughlin attends Suburban Newsdealers dinner in Boston. John Martuci fined $50 for assault with a dangerous weapon. A O U W lodges plan class initiation in Hudson. Wall and Lord receive Colorado souvenirs from the G A R encampment visitor status via assistant adjutant general.
A reunion of past and present Iola Lodge I O G T members was held at Odd Fellows hall to revive interest and begin a no license campaign. Albert Sutcliff and William Backstram urged members to boost Iola Lodge activity in Maynard and recruit new members. The event followed an entertainment with orchestra selections and generated strong enthusiasm.
Voters in the 22d Middlesex District express satisfaction with Rep. P. J. Sullivan as he seeks reelection. Constituents praise his first term and expect greater value in a second year, urging others to support his campaign on election day.
Miss Ford advertises piano pupils and EB Ford spends days at Annasquam. Frank Elmes moves to West Acton while Everett Monroe returns from Chicago. Local residents travel to New York Brooklyn and New Hampshire. Hawthorne chapter accepts four applications. harvest supper draws a good crowd. Clarence Shattuck dies in West Acton. Jeremiah Sheehan travels to Los Angeles for WCTU convention. Common wealth street debris risks bicycles. Central House renovated under new management with Henry and Mrs. Reece providing an up to date hotel and stable.
Miss Mary Coughlin Miss Rose Coughlin Chas Cronk Miss Sarah Gillis John O'Brien listed as advertised letters awaiting pickup at the post office.
Joseph Young of Acton visits Concord and Mrs. Lathrop returns from Europe. A fox hunt is planned for November 7 by Barry club. Helen Hosey to sing at the K of C fair in Stoughton. New town directory on sale at BH Whitcomb's. Dr. Mary E. Schiotter visits town. McGrath vs Grimes decided for Grimes. John M. Keyes introduces fine Indian moccasins. Concord carpenters union to hold smoke talk. Vanderveer to heat the De Cordova Lincoln Art Museum project. Buswell's express expands New York service. Fire at Colonial hotel confined to two trash barrels. Grace Keyes shines in golf. McCann loses a pocketbook. reward offered. Jersey herd sale at Punkatas Farm. Victoria's Golden Lad bought by Rev. C L Hutchins of Concord.
The record lists W. H. Bixby, Chas. B. Clarke, W. A. Foster, Herbert Huntley, Luther Orser, Miss Lillie 8 Briggs, Miss 8 M. DeVenney, Mrs. W. H. Haskell, Misses Olga and Mimi Kolff, Miss Lydia E. Knowles, Mrs. George H. Russ, Miss Jessie Scales as participants at the event.
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