See Our Baby Carriage Specials for 88 and $03
Advertising blurb notes baby carriage prices with August sale details for Sturgis Go cart at $4.75. Four wheeled carts priced as low as $2.49.
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Sturgis
Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1916
Page
8
Explosion over New Jersey seen from Brooklyn Heights
Harrison B Persons writes of witnessing a massive explosion near the Jersey shore last Sunday night. He and a roommate watched flames light the harbor from across the water, heard continuous blasts, and stayed up until early morning as shells exploded across the waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison B. Persons
Brooklyn Heights
New Jersey
New York
Jersey Shore
Jersey
Political jockeying as 10th district renomination heats up
The piece outlines Republican and Democratic candidate speculation for the 10th district seat, naming ex representatives Edwin A Bayley and Sullivan, Marlboro draft efforts for Democrats, and contenders like Charles Sumner Smith and William Noonan. It notes Harriman of Stow as a well known Republican prospect and lists district makeup and voter total 2886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Bayley
Frederick P. Glazier
Hudson
Waltham
Charles Sumner Smith
Lincoln
Rep
Sullivan
Maynard
Mass
House of Representatives
A. B. McCleary
Maynard i
McCleary
Marlboro
John A. Finigan
Concord
Golden Dome
Roger Sherman Hoar
Finigan
Wm. Noonan
Rowland P. Harriman
Stow
Harriman New Method
Randall Fund
Hale High School
Stow Civic Club
Stow Young Men’s Association
Stow Grange
George E. Osgood
Boxboro
Local residents begin vacations and postings across area stores
Edward Josephson and Etta O Grady start two week leaves from W A Allens and Curtis factory offices. C Henry Benner enjoys his annual vacation in the vicinity while Miss Mac Kane returns to duties after Lake Boops visit. Various locals visit family in Peabody Dorchester Oak Bluffs and Hampton Beach. Kane travels to New Hampshire for holidays.
Unclear local notices and openings from Millville region
Fragmentary items mention land filings at Farley Street, relocations of Werner restaurant, a Robin Hill reunion, a labor day family gathering, and various visits and moves involving Emily Bartlett John Gorman Andrew Mahoney and others.
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Paul
Robin Hill Labor Day
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Alice Chagnon
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John Labossiere
Werner
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Andrew Mahoney
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