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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
1
A description lauds the bread as open to argument until Gove's bread gained universal approval among housekeepers. It credits an enviable reputation to careful uniform making with selected flour and skilled baking guided by experience.
Fire destroyed Morris Kaplan’s Nasonst store early Monday, leaving the interior in flames and water flooding the adjoining residence. Night Patrolman Samuel G. King raised the alarm. insurance of 300 on stock and 309 on fixtures is expected to cover the damage.
Democrats open state and local campaign with brass band and strong oratory in Cooperate hall. Ren Thomas H Bates and J T Auerbach of Boston to speak on state issues, with Rep J J Mitchell of Marlboro and C J Lynch of Maynard addressing local issues. Mitchell and Lynch expected warmly received by Maynard audience.
Maynard blanked Fort Warren 3 to 0 in heavy rain on Saturday in a hard fought game. The soldiers have not scored in three years. Maynard plans a schedule through winter with away games at Everett next week and Fort Warren on Nov 17, plus a Thanksgiving clash with Worcester.
The American Woolen Co. plans to light most of Acton soon, with South Acton already under contract. West Acton and Acton Center residents push for extension from South Acton, as 30 applications from merchants and private parties already arrive. A.O.H. Ladies Auxiliary No 33 voted to host a November whist party in Hibernian hall.
Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Curtis attend meetings while Mrs. Dewlaney visits the Boston Food Fair. Sunday services will be led by Rev Binbee in Maynard Union church. Harvest concert and harvest supper mark upcoming Union events. Notables include reunions of the 26th Mass., travel to Washington for winter, births, and club activities. A dance, railroad accident report, and WCTU convention notes conclude with society notices.
Local items report Miss A. Maude Hunt visiting relatives in Hopkinton and Miss Mabel G. Jellison of Winthrop visiting town. Streets crew macadamizing Hubbard street. Several residents news: J. Vanderveer, A. Chamberlain to Europe. Bradford family auto trip to Windsor. R. Hoyle making home alterations. winter Lex Boston Street Railway schedule begins.
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