Portraits at The Studio Over Towle Kent's Store
The Studio near Towle and Kent’s in Concord offers living portraits at five dollars per dozen and up with cash terms.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
1
The Studio near Towle and Kent’s in Concord offers living portraits at five dollars per dozen and up with cash terms.
Mirrors and toilet sets stand out among atomizers brush sets colognes and perfumes while boxed writing paper fountain pens wallets and more are offered. Eight months of fine pipes pouches cutters and cigars are also showcased with emphasis on quality and price. Call to see them.
An advertising notice touts savings and a call to action for profit, listing cheap household items and prices. Items include egg poachers, gravy strainers, stove lifters and pokers, flue stoppers, roasting pans, lamps, gloves, table cloths, knives, a dress suitcase, blankets, and plug tobacco, with references to Christmas sales and a customer-friendly message.
G N Gove on Nason Street Maynard displays the lost lines of a Holiday Cookery work at his bakery indicating a revival or display event. The note mentions Maynard location and a display in the shop window.
The town notes several events and local activities including dancing series by the Metropolitan social club, visiting relatives, new electric sign, holiday social at Case's, and choir support at the M church. Various workers change jobs, poultry show entries close December 29, and pool room construction begins.
Members of the Maynard Woman's club gathered for a Dell lecture by Charlie Wendte of Boston on December 11. Parker and others contributed, with Miss Wood of Stow and Miss Bassett of Hudson performing. Mrs. Neble read an interesting paper on events, followed by a social hour as the meeting adjourned.
The town announces the Ladies Union fair at the hall on December 14. Judge George D. Alden will speak on The Needs of the Hour December 16 at the Lyceum Association. A death notice reports Edwin B. Ferguson of Boulder Colorado, formerly Bartletts Mill Road, died in Tucson Arizona from a hemorrhage. body sent to Buffalo New York for interment. Mrs. Anna P. Ferguson remains in Boulder until spring.
Concord reports visits by George Phelan and Miss Hattie Heath from Brookline and Boston. Notes on a severe cold at Emerson School and a Woman's Club program with Dr Leon H Vincent. Upcoming competitive military examination and school leadership notices. Memorial High School Voice project and Concord Dramatic Club seventh season plans with participating locals.
The United States Civil Service Commission will hold a special clerk and carrier examination in Boston on December 19 for the Concord Junction post office. Applicants must be between 18 and 45, weigh at least 120 pounds, and stand 6 ft 4 in without shoes. Immediate appointments as substitute clerk and substitute carrier offered.
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