Car Visit Warns of Value in Inspection
Local advertiser urges readers to visit a car for inspection claiming it will be worth their time. The notice promotes evaluating a used vehicle's condition before purchase.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
1
Local advertiser urges readers to visit a car for inspection claiming it will be worth their time. The notice promotes evaluating a used vehicle's condition before purchase.
Miss Blanche Halbert of Porestdale R.L. was the guest during the week for Mr and Mrs. James Caldwell at their home on Main. The gathering was hosted by the Stil Press in Boston.
Miss Eunice Fitzgerald of Dorchester formally presented at a reception and tea hosted by her parents on Welles Avenue. Attendants included her mother and sisters, with guests from Brockton Roxbury and New York. Attire featured Parisian silk with blue tulle and feather accents. gowns worn by Mrs. Fitzgerald and Miss Agnes Fitzgerald were black satin and yellow satin respectively.
About 600 pounds of fresh turkey were prepared for a noon dinner served to 430 inmates under Supt. Percy W. Allen. Seven reel film "The Soldier of Fortune" and two reels of comedy were shown in the chapel after a one hour morning liberty and two hours before dinner.
West Acton notes show H S Wiggin hosting Thanksgiving at his daughter’s home and Joseph H Reed arranging a family gathering. Mrs. Vose’s Mission circle met. Charles Twitchell spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Fitchburg. Walter McClenathan returned from Waltham hospital. Work began on a stone garage for James Fitzgerald Bink Teele. Wiggin lost 75 hens to thieves. a $100 reward is offered.
Fire was discovered in a barn near W. Stevens and spread quickly before neighbors and firefighters could bring it under control. French, driver of the fire truck, and several firemen arrived to prevent further damage as flames were contained.
A Maynard textile strike escalated with a mass meeting at Colonial Hall and continued walkouts among weaving workers. Union leaders from United Textile Workers and Amalgamated Mill Workers held talks at the American Woolen Co office in Boston, while John Golden of UTW prepared to assume charge as the walkout widens.
Concord o utholder known as Dick Loftus signs a 1920 contract with the Cincinnati National League club. The article notes his connection to Fitchbare fans and New England baseball, mentions August Hermann and the Fal enba club, and predicts he will report to Miami Florida for spring training. It adds friends’ pride and implies a strong prior season impact with discussions of his injury and potential Red Sox fate.
The shell riddled and peppered machine was shown to a number of visitors. Maj. Joseph D. Murray of Monument in charge of Caddie during the display. The car was taken to Franiaes for exhibition in the afternoon as part of a recruitment campaign.
Fragmentary notices report Gordon Ohsilis at his Springgard home and Mr and Mrs Peterson moving to Crescent street. Munroe family relocating from Crescent to a new North Side residence. Several townspeople attended a Masonic hall event in Lexington and one person underwent an operation at Arlington hospital.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a South Acton notice mentioning Mrs Hugo A Perdelwita and Mr and Mrs F A Ble, with unclear references to dates, labor troubles, and a hanging area. Content is garbled and few concrete facts remain.
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