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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
5
An advertisement listing ladies outerwear with regular prices for jackets and coats. Items include all wool kersey robe and cheviot jackets, satin linings, fur collars, and storm collars. Prices range from 5 to 20 dollars with notes on quality and lining details.
Catalogue style ad lists ladies capes from 4 50 to 18 with wool cashmere types, fur trimmed, silk linings, and full sweeps. Jackets Reefers for misses 150 and children 4 to 12, hats trimmed velvet and outing styles, all at discounted regular prices. Come view the largest stock of cloaks suits and furs in the vicinity.
The article notes Frank Derby and family visiting relatives for Thanksgiving and electric cars on the new road to Fitchburg station. It lists Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Moody and daughter Marion visiting Charlestown, and reports Concord High beating St. Marys 16 to 0 while Concord A A defeated Hl A Uptons 11 to 0. It mentions Thanksgiving Day services at Trinitarian church with Rev Puddefort and Rev Macdomale, a church fair, and a turkey supper. Details include the church quartet, organist, and speakers. It also records the marriage of Miss Francie Drury of Somerville to Mr Poster, with winters in the West and summers in Boston, and notes Miss Drury’s Concord connections.
At Monday evening’s session in the district court room the Antiquarian Society gathered for a formal meeting. A resolution of sympathy was read to the attendees.
The Lyceum heard a lecture recalling the work of the national trust. George Tolman, the secretary, read a paper titled Poets and Poetry of America after Mr. Ashby spoke on the trust’s efforts.
The season ended with a hole handicap sweepstakes medal play at Concord golf links on Thanksgiving. Scores include HH W Hosmer 1-10, M B J Bradford 9-14-85, Fred A Pratt 102-1488, Miss Bradford 125d, COL Richardson 10-80, George Ss Keyes 10-16-15.
In a bustling holiday scene head Santa Claws holds court at his upper store headquarters For readers and patrons the season promises unmatched quality and variety MS urges visitors to explore the assortment while vendors and the trusty Walden Hall door provide access through the lower shop area J D Mueray noted as the retributor figure
The serial meeting at the Concord Home for the Aged elected officers led by Samuel Hear as president and Annie B R Damon as vice president. W J Hunt and Mere filled other roles with Abbie M Chourgues as secretary and I J Hosmer as treasurer. board changes include Mise Stedman replacing Kilizabeth Hartett on the board of managers.
Wanted a capable Protestant girl to do general housework in a family of three adults. Address box 301 Concord Massachusetts. Concord antique rooms dealer in antique furniture and crockery and fashioned rush bottom chairs reseated.
An assortment of local notices and ads includes a furniture refinished service near Monu ment Street, violin and piano lessons with Mr 8S P Prentiss in Concord on Wednesdays, a shave and haircut shop Joe the Barber on Walden Street, a help wanted for a general housemaid on Lexington Road, Eastman Kodak supplies and Whitcomb confectionery offerings.
An offer for extra fine stone suitable for cellar work invites applications addressed to Mrs John H Moore at Lexington Road. The notice urges interested parties to respond.
The Central House has new ownership with Mr Balch selling out. Various Concord Junction notes include Maizuna Edson visiting Roxbury, Robert Booker becoming Flagg Russell's new clerk, and construction underway on James Nagle's Main Street home. Also: marriages of Joseph Rudolph to Manuel of Weymouth and Alfred Loring to Helen Emery, a Thanksgiving visit list, illness postponement of Fantazia, and a new greenhouse display at George Milne's Concord Junction business.
Paris December 5. General Mercier argues England could be invaded using rapid embarkation and modern transport. He claims France equals or surpasses Britain in destruction and urges mobilization plans for an expeditionary corps, but President Fallieres objects and the motion is challenged by ministers.
Watch clock and jewelry repairs offered in first class style by Morse association. Ye sleeves boards with clamps at Dart's. Underwear mittens gloves skirts and children's wear advertised. Mrs Poulsen and J Jensen repair boots shoes and rubbers at local stores. Sophia Chaplin at Fowler's Derby Street pursues dressmaking in Latest style. Hay Diamond starch and paper dolls at Ehart's.
A residence on Highland Street offers three rooms and a bath with hot and cold water, a set tub, furnace, and a cemented cellar. All in perfect order for seventeen per month, per Mr. Luquire of LW Flags.
The misspelled OCR notes nominations including Ribas Alenander of New Mexia and Katy bela of the supreme court at New Meaho. William Poster Jr and Khhenee Prem are described as editors and agitators who faded from influence after nominating for governor of Hite. Charles Bo Weeton from Norwood Mass is reportedly called by the Central Congregational church of Iona to join the Church of Rome, per the Dublin Herald.
Carpets Hosiery Underwear and also new ribbons promoted in a block advertisement listing items for sale without further details or dates.
Morning Post covers General Mercier’s Brenmeh senate remarks criticizing British defenses. Papers mock Merriwor’s outburst as banter. The Daily Telegraph notes wartime fears and a British minister’s tremors at a German threat.
A garbled report describes a 19th century meeting scene with figures named Chae Dee and Wabde tw, referencing the International Hertie and a Pere from Pietd Baremas. The text hints at a legal or organizational dispute and mentions Bay tone Chee Comper.
The report states W. Hh Irene Jeah will manage the year for the team to defend titles against Betmur heath. Captaincy goes to Mieafen with Crefendet leading trial races with Columbia, 1099.
A damaged dispatch from Toronto notes a shoreward fire rescue involving the New York and Dee entities, with a loss of employment tied to a rescue operation. It reports J. She drove ashore and involved Saving Station No. 34 crews, while Robert Turner of Taunton faces discharge from a silver piste company amid presumed distress and a suicide note.
A mixed report describes General Klitehe ner Pes porte and General Kaew forces moving near Hethulie while lines of communication and Readiness update. It mentions heavy storm effects with southeast to northwest wind shifts and rain and snow in the New Pagtend region, outlining weather impacts and potential disruptions.
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