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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1906
Page
1
Mr Tolman’s portraits aim to capture a living human presence, not a waxlike likeness. The studio, located over Towle a Kent’s in Concord, charges five dollars per dozen and up with cash terms.
Sidney Whitman of Revere Rubber Co Boston visited B F Howe and family for Patriot's day. Mr and Mrs Leslie McKenzie celebrate the birth of a daughter on April 23. A whist party at Odd Fellows hall drew good attendance with Justin W Ford winning the gentlemen’s prize and Mrs Maud Marrs the ladies prize. Refreshments followed. The eighth annual May day festival organized by Union church Sunday school in Association hall on May 2 will feature a May Day cantata “May Day in the Woods” with a May Queen Grandame Gipsy Girls Fairies and others.
Blood, whistling soloist, and Miss Mary H. Giles, vocalist, will add to the program's appeal, enhancing the Friday event with musical variety and crowd appeal.
Public auction to sell Friday afternoon at Mrs A G Gerow store stock of dry goods and millinery fittings including show cases fixtures lamps chairs and more two butcher carts and one pung also Eddy refrigerators and store fixtures from Vanderveer opposite Post Office 416 Main Street Concord Junction Mass auctioneer Andrew Edwardson mason plaster setting granolithic walks and white washing by machine.
Advertises Rhode Island Reds setting stock at 50 and 75 cents per setting. Apply to Mrs. Luther Franks at 162 Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction.
Counterfeit five dollar bills circulate locally. C Sydney Coulter joins Harriman laundry. Calvin Morse leaves RCA Saturday night. B J Coughlin buys Benjamin Johnson place on Main St. Carpenters and contractors expect trouble next week. Two strongmen perform in Music Hall Thursday. Colonial Concert Co. praised at Cooperative Hall. Loyal Assabet lodge memorial to be held first Sunday in June with Maynard brass engaged. Unity Circle votes on relocation from Acton St. to Acton line. No remonstrants to plan. Sunday openings inch toward standard. retail delays noted. High school baseball defeated 13 to 7 in Littleton due to furrowed fields. Pay day at Assabet mills may shift to Friday after May. Maynard guests include Mr and Mrs Samuel Harding and others from Providence. Disturbances indicate liquor flow or dive activity. notable knife fight on Sudbury St. Two dances planned Saturday night in town for charity and union event. Local church officers elected. Combination Cash store showcases 20000 Maynard view postal cards. Ford and Harriman announce auto station May 1 offering Stanley cars.
Miltons M Butcher ill with malaria and Albert Nell seen in town for Patriot's Day. Mrs W 8 Leland in Washington for a short time. Advertised letters F E Everett Wm Clarke and Byrne. Several residents visit Boston and Tremont theatre. Rehearsal set for Old Folks concert April 26 at Union church. Snow Noll installs Bowser gasoline tank at rear of store. Large Patriot's Day crowd at reformatory events. Mrs Frank Tallon dies of pneumonia. Hawthorne chapter anniversary with visitors from nearby towns. Westvale mill changes noted. Dixon resigns. EmIsworth family moves to Lawrence. Winslow speaks on Little Wanderers Home work. $45 raised. Mrs John Gerow auctions stock and fixtures. goods withdrawn then shipped to Boston. High school students host surprise party at Odd Fellows hall with dancing and games.
The note describes failing vision with eye pain, headaches, light intolerance, watery eyes, memory slips, and fatigue from reading. It advises properly fitted glasses considering health and occupation for relief and states eye examinations are available on all days except Wednesday.
The notice advertises eyewear savings with in house grinding and lenses ground to order while you wait, promising lower prices from H P N Dahl Ref D.
Mrs. Margaret Lothrop and daughter return from Europe. Auction ad in Concord locals. The Concord Independent Battery danced on Wednesday night April 18. Pay Addison Orville died at Highland Park Illinois on April 20 aged 62 years 9 months. Rev Mortimer EB Twomey spoke before the Catholic club at MIT Tuesday on Indifferentism. Lexington and Boston railway changed running time Monday, now every hour, service to Arlington Heights. Miss M L Dawson of Boston Society of Arts and Crafts visits Tea House on Walden Street. Concord Dramatic Club gives Amazons in town hall tonight and Friday for California sufferers. Boston and Maine railroad bell at Belknap Street crossing urged for safety. The crossing is dangerous as trains are not visible until at the crossing.
Parish meeting minutes name the club officers and committees. Officers include secretary Mrs C Damon treasurer Mrs J F Dutton auditor Mrs R M Hoyle and directors Mrs Philip ry Mrs B Walcott Mrs J Orendorff. Various committees cover home talent entertainment visiting and fundraising.
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