25 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1905
Page
1
The notice proclaims bread made from superior flour and pure ingredients, baked properly, with rolls buns cakes pies and pastry sold fresh daily. It offers special cakes to order for weddings and parties on short notice and highlights best goods and best service from G N. Gove on Nason Street.
Maynard reports include visits from Mrs John Clements of Bedford and Mrs William Crossley of Keene. Thomas Murray spends two weeks in Bangor. Miss Helen Bladd joins W B Case & Son. Cr icket association event set for Nov 18 at Cooperative hall. People noted: Miah Murray and George F Col Ner of Boston, Ellen Casey and Ralph Casey visiting in town, Mary E Toomey guest in Brookline. Three new voters added from last Tuesday. William Collins injures finger at mill. Wool sorters at Assabet mills idle awaiting wool shipment. John McCormack of Walden VT visits Sudbury. William Hazelton visits Maynard. Special train to Marlboro for Monte Cristo performance.
Maynard Republicans and district supporters acknowledge John F Wood as the party nominee chosen through regular procedure. They say earlier disputes were temporary threshed out before the convention and now reflect the will of the majority of Republican voters in the district.
The piece argues that Republicans should support the regular nominee John F. Wood of Stow, condemning the incumbent for defying party will. It asserts Wood is well fitted to serve and that partisans must honor the district’s expressed verdict and the party’s regular procedure.
Concord Junction items recount residents at home and visiting friends in Boston and Bradford New Hampshire. Several moves and job changes including Cc J Waite store alterations and William Blodgett leaving the ice business. Harold Rideout's year long voyage aboard ships with routes via Port Said Aden Bombay Singapore Kobe Yokohama Seattle Tacoma and Shanghai before return. The Sherlock Holmes installment is skipped this week due to advertising load.
The Woman's club for General Reading held its season opener at President Clara F Hart's home with large attendance. Readings for 1905 6 are titled Beacon Lights of History and meetings run 2 30 to 4 00 pm on the first and third Fridays with fifth Fridays in the special department.
Reverend Mortimer Toomey visits Cincinnati for a week while locals report job changes and moves. A teachers convention cancels Friday school, high school publications begin, and a tea room opens at the Vose house. Fire near Billerica lights the sky as minor damage results.
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