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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1906
Page
1
An advertisement states prices at five dollars per dozen and up with cash terms. The copy questions if the latest photograph makes a person look human or waxy like a figure. It appears to promote portrait or photo services with simple payment details.
The Republican town committee struggles to nominate against Sullivan. Hudson may name the candidate for two years, Maynard three, Stow two, and Boxboro one with a complex rotation. Hudson locals favor half representation, and rivals warn of a humorous stalemate if Sullivan stays in. Democrats watch for splits to capitalize.
Visiting pairs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landers, Miss Harriett Bodfish, Miss Florence Haynes, and Mr. and Mrs. John Forrest with Miss Mary Shea attendances. Raffii Dotoli leaves William Punch trade to open a barber shop at Concord Junction. The Y P S C E hosts supper and entertainment at the Congregational church next Saturday night. Officer Samuel G. King takes a two week vacation. Nicholas Driscoll noted. Democratic town committee organized with Harry J. Parmenter and James Cleary as members.
Local residents report visits to Boston Stoneham Cape Elizabeth and Gloucester. Edwins Damon becomes West Concord principal replacing Libby who moves to Cambridge. Dorothea Dix concert by Woman's Club Friday Sept 21. Voters urge better Commonwealth Ave sidewalk and safer walk. Alden Kindred of America holds sixth annual meeting in Plymouth with special train return via Duxbury.
Miss Annie Blosom and Miss Ethel Blosom narrowly escaped serious injury last Sunday night when their carriage collided with a buggy driven by W. W. Curtis Jr. behind the White Row. The wreckage tore loose the carriage and threw the women to the road while the horse endured cuts from the broken shaft and ran along the White Row. both women suffered severe bruises and a general shaking, with the horse hurt but alive.
A list of advertised letters in the post office includes A. H. Colby Mrs. G. T. Davis Hamlet C. S. Knowles John Sheehan Geo. Wallace Edward Wright.
Lists of Concord and nearby residents entering schools, taking new teaching positions, and returning from trips. includes John M. Keyes family Cape Porpoise visit, Murray Ballou and family North Scituate vacation, and others. Also notes post office inspection, a wedding in Charlmont, district court liquor sale convictions, and a nursing veterans convention in Boston.
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