Clocks Silverware and Cut Glass On Display
A sale listing highlights items including clocks silverware and cut glass with a substantial silver deposit and varied categories offered for purchase.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1914
Page
5
Maynard 300 Attend Wilsons Golden Wedding Reception
Mr and Mrs L D Wilson celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in Maynard with a reception at their home. About 300 friends visited from 3 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm, delivering gifts letters and well wishes. Family history and military service details were shared amid chrysanthemums pinks roses and violets.
Methodist Church Announces Mid Week Fellowship and Christmas Series
Osgood minister A Morrill notes mid week Christian Fellowship this Wednesday at 7 30 with Old Testament study on Messiah prophecy. Sunday worship at 10 45 with first in Christmas Emmanu el series. Sunday school at 12 o clock led by Taylor and Parker. Junior League at 4 30, Epworth League at 7, prayer band at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Everett Wilson
Assabet Mills
American Woolen Co
Wilson
Charles A. Jodge
Isaac Davis
Timbee
Connecticut
First Church
Trusege
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Morrill
Osgood
Christian Fellowship
Emmaniuel
Taylor
Parker
Epworth League
Hostess Names Read Like Archaic Welcome List
Fragmentary OCR lists several names including Mildred Connor Beaton Marién Uriel Soar and others such as George Abraham Banner Wilbur Clark and John Sweeney in a faded journal-like roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Connor
Beaton, Marién
Uriel Soar
Old
Ang George
Abraham Bander
Wilbur, Clark
John Sweeney
Bank Move Proposed for Assabet Institution Directors
At a Monday meeting of the Assabet Institution for Barings directors a motion to relocate the bank from its upstairs area to the formerBi store in a nearby vacated building was approved. A committee including John W. Flood James R. Bent Alfred T. Haynes and Thomas Parker will arrange preparations and the new quarters will open as soon as ready. Hartford notes readiness to service ceaspools and vaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution For Barings
Aontrés
Bi. Persons
John W. Flood
James R. Bent
Alfred T. Haynes
Thomas Parker
Chesge
Local Grange Hosts Pomona Fifth Degree Ceremony
Middlesex Central Pomona Grange and delegates from nearby units gathered in IC OF hall Tuesday evening as 49 members from the degree team led by Charles H. Howard and colleagues performed the fifth degree. After the ceremonies attendees enjoyed light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Central Pomona Grange
I. C. O. FP. Hall
Pomona
Charles H. Howard
Auburndale
George F. Reed
Lexington Sr
John R. Comley
Flora
Hadith N. Hutchinson
Lexington
Wedding in St Bernard’s church unites Cahill and Lynch
Rev Father Mahan marries James Cahill to Helen Lynch on Saturday at 4 PM. The couple, attended by Mary Hanafin and Henry McBreen, plan a short wedding trip and will live in Lowell where Cahill works. Guests offered many presents and best wishes for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard’s Church
Father Mahan
James Cahill
Helen Lynch
Mary Hanafin
Henry McBreen
Special Town Meeting Notice and Warrant Details
A town notice calls a special meeting and requests that warrant articles be sent to Ralph Whitehead, chairman of South Acton. The event includes a service at 10.80 m, a sale and entertainment, a short address by W. Tingley of Acton, and Rev. Luther Morris of the Universalist church assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Whitehead
South Acton
Christie
L. C. Inimng Sale and Entertainment
Ove W. Tingley
Acton
Rev
Luther, Morris
Universalist Church
Origin of word postal system traced to relay method
The text explains how the term postal derives from Latin positus meaning stationed and describes how relay communication along roads evolved into the postal system of today. It notes the long historical path from relays to organized mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brom
Simple Home Remedies for Stress and Headache Relief
Guidance suggests relieving headaches by loosening clothing, applying hot towels, and soaking feet in hot water. The adage implies relaxation techniques and basic care can ease tension and discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megdache
Steak varieties listed with best cuts and pricing notes
Rump steak praised as best followed by sirloin and top round with price range 260 to 280. The fragment suggests a meat shop or catalog listing.
Grocery List Fragments Reflect Late Sell Shop Inventory
Fragments show various food items and prices such as corned beef middie rib, fresh beef liver, eggs, cheese, tomatoes, peaches, pineapple and canned soups. Reading suggests a mid century market or general store display with bargain pricing and assorted goods.
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Waldemar
Cossanaadle
Waterman and
Boston Safety
George H
Maynard, Mass
Maynard
Mrs. L.D. Wilson
Brate
Women’s Relief Corps
Isaac Davis Post
Charles A. Welchlotge
A. P
ASG
Connecticut Regiment
White Head
Beaufort
D. C
Fort Pulaski
Mrs. Wilson
Ephraim and
Ruth Kendall Abbot
Tolland, Conn
Lucius D. Wilson
R. Lucius
Wilbon
Remmi
H. H. Hartford
Lowell
Mite Fitta Mitta Philips
Brooks Reed
Phineas Matlin
George Waterhouse
Dra
Westvale Mill
Congregational Church
Parker St
A. Distasio
People’s Cash Market
Main Street
Lee and Loin
Campbell
Snider's
Ioc
Fred L. Gibbs
Main St
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