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Boston, Mass.</text>
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                <text>Originally the site of Uncle Pete's Twin Tree Cafe, owned by Peter Carbone,&#13;
who sold it to his chef John Alphonse circa 1965.&#13;
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John Alphonse started his restaurant career in 1933 as a chef. He worked at the former 1812 House, the Maridor, Abner Wheeler House, the Sea-N-Surf and the Meadows, all in Framingham, eventually becoming chef at the Twin Tree Cafe.&#13;
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Alphonse’s Powder Mill Restaurant operated until John's retirement in 1985.   In January 1986, the Maynard Elks purchased the building at 34 Powdermill Road for $950,000.  It remains the Elks Lodge as of 2026.&#13;
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