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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1907
Page
1
In a bold storefront pitch the Inego store on NASON STREET touts its pies bread and cakes with a simple test the proof is in the eating. The note invites customers to sample any item and decide for themselves.
Supt. of Streets Driscoll convalescing. Miss Maud Turnbull visited in Quine. Rev James Mudge preached at the M E church. Joseph Glennan takes a job in Woonsocket. Unity circle plans a white party and supper. Mr. and Mrs. James Raidy moved to Scranton PA. A five month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fardy died Friday. Various local visits, travels, and social events noted, plus church and charity activities.
SUDBURY Ed Flood of Roslindale visited town over the holiday. Miss Alice Hosmer returned from Sagamore. Benj Wiley stayed with Miss Hattie Parmenter the past week. Miss Inez Perry hosted her brother Oscar H Perry last week. Mrs L S Jones returned home after visiting relatives. Miss Ethel Berry of Maine visited Mrs G E F Harrington and family. Faith Kaldlego is at Hudson New Hampshire with sister Mrs George Dooley. Mr and Mrs Benj Ely of Wal tham spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs F H Hadley. Mrs S J White and family moved into the house recently occupied by Chas Storey. Mrs M F Porter entertained. Mr and Mrs Wm Marston and daughter of Malden over the holiday. Mrs Catherine McLane of Somerville is visiting grandmother Mrs Horatio Hunt. Harry Garfield has been guest of his parents Mr and Mrs G F Garfield. Mrs Burtis Wells and family returned to Attleboro after visiting S D Perry. Mr and Mrs Henry E Ricks welcome a son and Mr and Mrs G A Haynes likewise.
Providence reports Fort Hill is to be cut down for a railroad terminus and Fort Independence is to be sold to land operators and broken into lots. Portland notes a cold season with 63.8 degree average and 5.28 inches below normal rainfall. Portsmouth reports Marine Corporal James J. Jenkins killed himself at a boarding house after officers attempted to take him back to the navy yard.
In Boston on September 4, a large number of priests gathered at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross to pray for the dead Archbishop William whose body lay in state before the altar. The vigil followed the late prelate’s funeral arrangements and drew thousands of Catholic faithful. In Fitchburg, Mrs Ionora Shea aged 77 was found dead by drowning in Snow Til pond after leaving her son’s home where she had resided since Monday.
Raleigh dispatch reports a lightning strike on the Buckhorn electric plant power house killed five men and wounded 20 to 25 others. Downed wires prevent full damage assessment. Other items note czarist plotters hanged in St. Petersburg and unrest in Antwerp with militia called in as strikers terrorize the city.
The notice urges eye health before school and warns neglect may label a child stupid. It explains common eye defects causing strain and how proper glasses relieve them, noting some cases need time to recover after correction. Free eye examinations are offered at the office between 9 and 5 a.m. on weekdays before and during the first week of school.
A terse entry lists H P N Dahl with reference D and an address on Main Street in a historic record. The note appears as a brief public or personal reference within a local directory or notice collection.
Willard A. Parsons plans a Maine vacation. Roland Files of Roxbury spent Sunday with J. D. Wilson and family. Alfred L. Hodgman vacationing with relatives in Navhua New Hampshire. Richard Hatch and family moved from Commonwealth Ave in Dorchester. Miss Mudget Blake visiting the Blakes at 22 Assabet Ave Somerville. Will W. Curtis Jr resigned as reformatory instructor, hires in Hudson Fyrd. McCorrigan family to move to Commonwealth Ave. F W Taylor family moved from Winthrops to 168 Commonwealth Ave. Mrs Lou F McCorrison returns from illness in Detroit. Rev W W Campbell and daughter Margaret visited Ann Arbor and preached in Union Church. Labor Day at the reformatory observed with a large attendance and a noon meal. Aleppo Temple pilgrims to Weirs partake in desert and lake scenes. In Concord, Joseph Miner of Waltham visited. John G Watson and family returned from Squam Lake. George A Tewksbury and family back from Plymouth. Effie Saunders to teach in Somerset this year. Thomas family back to Hubbard St from Athol. Leavitt sisters returned from Taftfield and Milford trips. Whitcomb back from Plymouth. Ralph N Wheeler and family visiting Concord. H D Coolidge family returned from shore. Miss Sarah R Bartlett became librarian in Bangor Missouri September 1. Jerome Gleason attends Weltham Business College starting fall term. Labor Day sermon on Work given by pastor. Miss Pickard Cadwell Stevenson toured western New England. Captain Ralph B Peterson Co I 6th Reg MV M issued circular about rifle team tryouts for Wakefield event. practice to begin.
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