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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
2
Weekly Business Review notes Rainville's on Nason Street features a window display of caps including cloth visors and materials. The live store emphasizes caps with a policy of low prices on well made caps as new Fall styles arrive.
Mr and Mrs Linus Thraser of Peabody enjoy a two week visit with relatives in this city. Automobile drivers license tests are scheduled tomorrow with registration at the police station then at Rawling avenue for the test. Mr and Mrs A B Holman of Newton street vacationing at Atlantic Beach. Immaculate Conception altar boys outing is today at Port Meadow with a grove program and a baseball game led by Rev Francis A McNeil.
The Maynard Garage at 9 Butler Avenue Maynard owned by John Edwards operates a well equipped shop with expert workmen. They repair all kinds of automobiles recharge and repair batteries and store vehicles. They are agents for Prestolite and Columbia batteries and offer welding and brazing with full equipment. Edwards notes the shop can repair anything except a watch or a sewing machine. The garage is long established with broad patronage in town.
George H. Gutteridge operates a repair department on Nation Street in Maynard offering watch clock and jewelry repairs with years of experience and a service policy of work well done Remounting diamonds and resetting old pieces to new styles are featured while the store maintains a full line of jewelry and is regarded as well stocked in the county
F L Maytag founder and chairman announces a six story, eighty four by two hundred thirteen foot expansion to the Newton Iowa plant. The new building adds over one hundred thousand square feet of floor space and will employ about eight hundred more workers. The Maytag Company, founded over 115 years ago, leads global washing machine production and now runs about twelve hundred current staff with a Gyrofoam aluminum tub model.
Miss Marie Bagley of Southboro is named teacher for Grades 1 and 2 at the Factory school in Northboro. She is a graduate of Southboro High School and Framingham Business School and is the daughter of Thames Bagley of Fay Bagley Road.
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