Local Furniture Line Promises Quality, Value
A retailer offers up to date home furniture suitable for every room with clean stock and medium prices. They claim their goods are accurately represented and highlight a large base of satisfied customers.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1916
Page
9
A retailer offers up to date home furniture suitable for every room with clean stock and medium prices. They claim their goods are accurately represented and highlight a large base of satisfied customers.
City officials reviewed budget items in a clerk’s office session led by Mayor Farley. Aldermen granted wire attachments on Chestnut street and referred several license applications while delaying some property and land purchases for further study.
Company F defeated the Happy Hollow club 1416 to 1289 last night at the state armory. It was a dominant performance by Company F.
Fragmentary note reports Beate Antee Hargraves in the city yesterday with unclear context or outcome.
The Marlboro item notes Kitty Bransfield leaving Worcester to umpire in the International league. It mentions Tris Speaker Kent Lannin Johnny Gilroy and Billy Murray nearing team readiness, plus Barney Lee joining Worcester duties and Tufts player planning a Worcester infield role. A complimentary dinner honored President Edward F. Smith.
H A Parker officially enters the 25 mile race from Ashland to Boston. He meets George W Brown who confirms Parker’s entry and readiness to compete in the athletics event as part of a football and running program.
The Travelers beat the Homans 1425 to 1824 at Pastim alleys. Campbell posted 118 in a big single while Morgan added 119 for the visitors. Has Beens scored 304 as Sag Le Quin led with a 304 total.
The Hogans and Homans faced a heated late game challenge after last week's clash. Travelers supporters accuse both sides of a shift in age or result while the Hogans claim they won decisively in the prior encounter and seek sharper form in rehearsal.
Team 2 won last night with a final score of 1285 to 1144 against the opponent. The contest saw Team 2 secure the victory through steady scoring and strong defense throughout the match.
Yesterday an inquest was held at the police station into a store fire. Witnesses included Marlboro fire Chief Minehan and Deputy Keane, ex Mayor Milden, insurer Russell, store owner Downey, proprietor Debain, and clerk Miss Bushier among others. A stenographer recorded the testimony as witnesses were called.
Holy Week services at St Marys Church include the Holy Oils rite and the institution of the Holy Eucharist. Good Friday mass at 7.30 am, Way of the Cross at 3.30 pm, and a 7.30 pm sermon on the Passion of Christ. Saturday mass at 6.30 am includes blessing of the new fire and baptismal water.
Napoleon Berthiaume purchased a Maxwell touring car of 1916 model. He and Mrs Berthiaume drove to Southbridge on Sunday.
Real estate agent B N Fosq of South Sudbury reports the sale of the Joseph Hagar place on the state one Dene of SS beings improved intending to occupy at once. It is rumored he will build an expensive summer residence near the pond owned by the estate.
The junior girls cooking class hosted a parents night with a Victrola concert. Remarks were given by Mr. Carr and Mr. Cousins, and Miss Leighton directed the event with a sandwich and cake reception for attendees.
An event described as patriotic will feature entertainment and warmly expect Vincial residents and friends to attend. The notice emphasizes cordial welcomes and community spirit for the gathering.
A delegation from the Yacoba club witnessed events in Roxbury as part of a broader visit. Details of the proceedings remain limited in the readable text.
A garbled OCR fragment from a Sana page references Parker and an unnamed foe. The disjointed text appears to come from a printing office copy, with unclear context or dates.
Arthur W. Armstrong of Hyde Park died Tuesday at his son Frits home in Springfield. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 o clock from the Baptist church in West Acton. Armstrong had served as high school principal in Acton and at his death led a grammar school in Hyde Park.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Concord address Lowell Street and a Mrs Geen entry. No clear event or action is discernible from the readable text.
A series of auctions is planned in Marlboro Littleton Sudbury and Acton listing farm stock tools wagons cattle hens potatoes hay and household goods. Dates include April 20 21 22 24 27 29 with sales by J J Skahan Durand Bros trustee and a bankruptcy sale.
The audience enjoyed Miss Bonor Weeks and Miss Helen L Reed as the evening's delightful surprise. B H Hall invited Miss Reed to perform briefly, and the Emerson College of Oratory student showed distinctive interpretative talent.
Sporting Editor notes the Hancocks want to face the Homans for the booby prize at Pastime alleys with Wilbur La Couture managing the Hancocks. The piece references the Willard Moran glove fight and the Homans as rivals in a humorous context.
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