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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1905
Page
1
Maynard William Matt of Boston visited John McDonald on Sunday. The item mentions a sale at T. L. Hatter's for horse blankets and stable sheets this week. It also notes events at local stores and small local business updates.
A Maynard bakery touts its pure and nutritious breads as the best in town. The description markets delightful flavor and wholesome everyday fare, urging customers to choose its products.
Item list shows Sawhoree prices for tea strainers twenty five cents and Tar soap twenty nine cents. ladies sweaters thirty three cents. overalls one dollar. underwear twenty five cents. toilet soap price listed.
In Gleasondale John F. Wood defeats Rep. P. J. Sullivan by two votes to secure nine convention votes for the Republican district candidate. Boxboro delegates shift the balance. Stow backs Sullivan, but Wood appears set to lead nine to eight in the convention.
At the Republican caucus Tuesday night delegates were selected. State delegates include Charles H. Persons and Raymond Kitchin with John W. Ogden. County delegates are Albert Batley Fred E. Morris and Thomas Hillis along with councilors B J Coughlin W B Case and Robert W Carter. Senatorial delegates are George H Gutteridge James J Hilferty and Charles D Holmes. Representative delegates are Alexander Veitch Amory Maynard Thomas Hillis John W Ogden James J Hilfer ty and Daniel Goodenow. State delegates favor Draper for lieutenant governor and Sanderson for attorney general. Senatorial delegates back Grimes and councilor delegates back Herbert Fletcher. Representative delegates back P J Sullivan.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Fiske celebrate twenty five years of marriage with a silver gift night on Monday hosted by diverse guests including Rep and Mrs P J Sullivan Mr and Mrs George H Gutteridge Mr and Mrs Gedree N Gove Mr and Mrs William Strout Mr and Mrs Clarence McAustin Mr and Mrs Walter Taylor Mrs Wallace and daughter Margaret Miss Eliza Whitney Mrs Robert Crossley Miss Clementa Sullivan Frank Taylor Louis Sullivan Walter Taylor Jr Mrs BE Works of Lowell and Mr and Mrs Wilson of Lowell attended.
Maynard Massachusetts records a quarterly meeting of the Trustees of the Assabet Institution for Savings to be held at the Feev ing Rooms in Maynard on October 4, 1905 at 8 pm for business. Howard A. Wilson serves as Clerk for the Loyal Assabet In re organization. I have a smoke talk October 7.
Concord Junction items list residents moving or visiting New Central street households include Allan Kennedy, Miss Clara Pratt, and Mrs. Pethridge of Pittsfield. Local events feature Pageau Kings orchestra, a Jolly 4 social, Maynard store opening, and Union church services. Political and rail news mention box 21 chimney fire with no damage.
Local fragments report a range of Concord happenings from school openings to court meetings. Mentions include the Milclesex school season start, city officials, a guild meeting, a Democratic caucus, a straw ride excursion, and a fire scene with emergency responses in town.
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