25 Apr 1895
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1895
Page
1
Advertises a store with a large stock of house furnishing goods and prices that are low or lower than the lowest. Claims free delivery to surrounding towns and a wide variety for patrons to choose from. Mentions quality regulating price and present prices.
L. N. Fowler & Co of Concord Junction Massachusetts are named as headquarters for a regional operation, signaling a central base for distribution and administration in the area.
WETTET sale listing Black Walnut Bookcases Mahogany Wardrobe and assorted furniture. Stoves, bedding, crockery, lamps, curtains, and many household items Garner items include carryall harness tools and fruit baskets. Mr Grant sells goods and reserves removal day of sale with terms to be announced.
Deadline issued for office publication by Tuesday night to ensure insertion in the same week. Earlier receipts prevent condensation or delay. News and advertisements may be left with A. R. Currie in Maynard block or J. B. Deane's subscriptions at Loewe's block.
The community notes report a store inventory sale at F B Morse, local drills by St Bridget’s cadets, forest and garden work, and various events. Obituary details Mrs John W Church of Boston, aged 32, sudden death after hospital visit, with funeral in Wakefield. Card of thanks from widower notes sympathy from St Bridget’s C T society.
An 18th or earlier notice invites women to Cleary and Williams for wraps and housework inquiries at Maynard Massachusetts. It promotes spring millinery at Miss Deane's and Miss Naylor's with hats trimmed or untrimmed, and notes new styles and novelties. An address box 387 Maynard MA is listed for employment inquiries.
The Maynard board of selectmen receives from D. Weapams a sixth class license application for a druggist in Loewes Block Nason Street, complying with 1894 law. request filed April 22, 1895.
James R. Hayden aged 72 died Wednesday in Boxboro after a prolonged illness caused by tuberculosis of the lung and knee joint. He was a respected farmer. survived by wife and three children Orville Hayden Mrs Nellie Nortis and William Hayden. The family thanks friends for sympathy in their loss. Boxboro April 22 1895.
The notice advises placing advertising matter and subscriptions at the bookstore of H. L. Whitcomb or at the post office. It mentions sending items in the same week and notes an earlier recipe to prevent condensation or delay of articles.
Arthur Griffin visited Concord last week and a single arrest occurred in West Concord on the roth. Miss Annie Alden of Brockton and Miss Mary Lawrence hosted gatherings, with Easter services repeated at local churches.
The figures show week ending April 22 at 7 p m with a maximum temperature of 68 on April 19 and a minimum of 28 on April 19 The weekly temperature range is 40 and the weekly mean is not clearly stated Total precipitation is unreadable but noted for the period.
Public notice from Concord Massachusetts lists letters advertised at the post office on April 23 1895 for Wm Buttrick P M F L Abbott Abban Cox James J Cunningham Everett W Fuller John P George Moss Bros Chas D Page George A Read Dr C A Wilson Mrs E Dellabarre Mrs E C Pierce.
Harvey Wheeler notes investors fret over cumulative preferred stock yielding about seven percent. He urges investigation into the matter. Office, Boston Harness Company, Concord Tunnelied. Resided Elm Street, Concord.
Advertises free trial of Dr King’s New Discovery and New Life Pills. Send name and address to H. E. Bucklen & Co. Chicago for sample box and Guide to Health, Household Instructor, free. Available at B F Johnson & Son’s Drugstore in Concord and H S Richardson Maynard.
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