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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
8
The notice lists publication details for The Marlboro Enterprise including weekly edition, manager H F Wilder, second class matter since 1908, postal registration, subscription prices of 1 dollar yearly, six months 50 cents, three months 25 cents, all in advance, and office at 151 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts.
Rates for running ads are one inch for one week at 75 cents. Each additional inch costs 25 cents. Special yearly advertiser rates apply. Business notices in local columns cost 0 cents per line per insertion.
Mrs A E Payson visited friends in Malden and Melrose last week. The Concord chapter DAR held a food sale assisted by Miss Charlotte Conant. Electric lights are soon promised for the village. Theodore Robbins of New York visited relatives. Abbie Conant returned home after months with her sister in Tyringham Bershires. Acton Grange conferred third and fourth degrees on Dr Frederick R Shaw Mrs James Brown and Mrs Alice Aiken. lunch followed. Acton Grange to visit Stow Grange on Dec 15 for entertainment.
Almanac notes Thursday December 3 with sunrises at 6 56 and sunset at 4 12. Moon sets at 1 49 a m. High water at 7 15 a m and 7 45 p m. Forecast calls for fair skies and decidedly colder weather across New England.
A crowded Thanksgiving season filled with visits, family gatherings, and local events. Residents including Clarence Owens leaving Nahant and Miss Gertrude Bird returning from the South, with numerous visits to Franklin Amherst and Danville. Community plans include the Old Folks dance, a King’s Daughters food sale, and the Acton Dramatic club’s December play.
Rev Geo H Gutterson of Boston spoke on the American Missionary Association and mountaineers life. In the evening Rev Mr Farren praised firemen and their courage to combat the fire king. The Littleton male quartet performed well in selections.
S. D. Alden moves to Boston. Miss Susan Goodwin and Miss M. O. Freeman spend Thanksgiving in Boston and Portland. Herman A. Gould breaks a collar bone after a fall. Local students and residents visit families over Thanksgiving. West Acton defeats South Acton 28 0 in football and Littleton beats West Acton in bowling. A detailed wedding in Chelsea for J Harding Armstrong and Miss Adastown with Rev. D. W. Lovett officiating. The couple plan to live at Perkins farm after a short trip. The parish fair set for Dec 3 will feature a fancy table apron table candy table and more with supper at 7.
Thanksgiving afternoon wedding at 3 o clock united Alice Malcolm Rice and Levi W Perkins in a home ceremony. The couple, described as a popular town pair, exchanged vows in the Rice house parlor with family and friends in attendance.
The First Universal Ladies Club announces a golden anniversary sale featuring special discounts and door prizes. Members invite neighbors to shop the event and celebrate long community service.
Irving Davis will occupy the Tarbel house at Church and Vriests. Walter Wells returns to Middleboro after visiting here. Carroll Daley resumes Taft's college studies after a local vacation. Mrs. Thomas Egan of Atlantic City visits her sister Mrs. Jesse Howe on Allen Street. Farther Lights society meets with Miss Myrtle Sixinner on Mechanic Street Thursday. James Karetsos returns home on Main Street after visiting Lawrence. Miss Marion G. Kelley returns home on Elim Street after a week in Shrewsbury. Dr. and Mrs. Robert St. Jaques of Whitinsville visit Ambroise Vigeant. Miss Annie McMann returns to Norwood after a vacation with Miss Ethel Keyser on Sumner Street. Mrs. Adeline Levitre and daughter Ernestine visit Mrs. A. Moineau in Northboro read. Mrs. George Miller of Detroit visits her parents on Chestnut Street for the holiday season.
Footwear sale features Kustom shoes from $3 and $3.50 with patent colt and velour calf models sizes 5 1 2 to 10 all widths. Men heavy raber knee boots wool lined at $2.65. Delta specials and many ladies’ shoe styles with regular prices $3 to $3.50, all marked down.
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