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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1898
Page
8
All matter must reach the office of publication no later than Tuesday night to secure insertion in the current week. Earlier receipt helps avoid condensation or delay of articles. News and advertising matter and subscriptions may be left with T. F. Newton.
Dan Callaghan works for EB A Davis of Maynard. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Temple. Bass weighed 11 lbs from Barker's pond. James McGreen buys Tuttle Jones Wetherbee tailor shop. Easter observances at Universalist church with large choir. Town constables listed after last town meeting. The Light of the World art book promotion with high sales and opportunities for managers in the territory.
Congregational church bulletin notes Rev. W. R. Buxton as pastor and announces a preaching service.
Sunday schedule lists Sunday School at 10 30, Y P C U at 11 45, praise and preaching at 6 15, prayer at 7, with Bible readings and church meetings. Rev William F Dusseault serves as pastor with pews free to all.
Miss Tuttle offers a full line of latest New York and Boston millinery and accepts orders. J Carter advertises best possible prices on boots shoes and rubbers with a sign inviting customers to come up.
James McGreen announces purchase of the Tuttle Jones and Wetherbee tailoring business in Acton and will continue at the old stand. He adds a new line of samples with latest styles and guarantees satisfaction. Trade solicited from Acton Concord Maynard Stow Littleton and nearby areas.
The Willard family extends heartfelt thanks to friends for support during their bereavement in Soncton on April 13 1898.
Notice warns contributors that copy and ads must be received by Tuesday night to appear in the same week issue. Earlier submissions reduce risk of condensation delays in material, with reception options at the post office or with A. L Noyes.
Otis H. Forbush Auctioneer will sell for T. L. Barber Framingham on Monday April 18 at 1 pm. Items include cows horses harnesses ploughs harrow incubators brooders and related farm equipment. The farm is on Maple Street adjoining the Framingham Normal School gardens, a short walk from the station.
The Worcester meeting of the M E B church reports clergy assignments for several towns including Marlboro Concord Shrewsbury and Millbury with names such as A P Sharp J P Anderson and E P Herrick. The statistics committee shows changes in probationers members churches parsonages and financials across the denomination.
Wanted by an established house to appoint a manager for office work and correspondence at the candidate’s home. Good church standing preferred. Salary 89?0. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope for terms to A VP Elder, general manager, 189 Michigan Avenue, Chicago Illinois.
A compact dining notice describes flexible table seating and meal service available daily and weekly. It highlights around the clock meals and the option to reserve tables by day or week. Patrons are invited to visit for casual dining and quick service.
The April Club Woman article argues that women's clubs shape civic life through public health education, municipal reform, and law enforcement. It stresses civil service in city management,房 education, sanitary standards, and urban aesthetics, urging separation of club work from partisan politics and urging sustained public service.
West Acton reports a quiet week with social events at Mrs Celette Hall and Mrs Jennie Littlefield plus church notices. Deacons chosen for three years at the Baptist society. Weddings include Aubrey Illsley and Emma J. Brown and Martha R. Shattuck with Ernest R. Teele. Easter services and a large church plant display noted.
An advertisement for Buckle's Arnica Salve promises cures for cuts bruises sores ulcers pains rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It lists B F Johnson & Son in Maynard and Friend in Concord as sellers at 25 cents per box.
West Acton residents see a mix of sales and services including spring underwear at M A Armstrongs bicycle sun dries at H A Littlefield two horses for sale and driving harnesses Lyman Mead buys sales paint from Columbian at low price with proof from West Acton houses jewel cases and jewelry sold by W L Mead millinery by Mrs Geo B Parker hats bonnets at Miss Armstrongs and tire puncture solution by Biko with H A Littlefield promotions
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