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Double stamps offered on all Christmas purchases with every Tuesday and Thursday sale. Local notices report community events and personal updates while the town awaits ongoing activities.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
8
Double stamps offered on all Christmas purchases with every Tuesday and Thursday sale. Local notices report community events and personal updates while the town awaits ongoing activities.
The Ladies G A Belletoe held their regular monthly meeting at G A R hall, with a pepper supper and entertainment. The program featured Army men and veterans, a varied bill of fare including beans, hot coffee, cake, pie, rolls, and fruit, and a roll call of officers led by Mrs. Fred Morse and others.
Peter Rogers receives a letter from John Marron of the Marron Brothers touring the Pacific coast with success. James and John Marron travel with a company that played in Seattle meeting D. J. Sullivan of Marlboro before heading to Tacoma and then east. They praise Marlboro and say no place better than the Highland City, and plan to reach the feast after July.
The entertainment was in the lower hall with a pleasing program: piano solo by Gately, THersa Perry, Margaret Me aa, piano solo by Miss Helen Kenny.
Mr Marron played the bag pipes in Boise City before three archbishops and two bishops of the Roman Catholic church and they appeared greatly pleased by the performance.
The article notes Councilman George W. Tolman will not run for the presidency of the common council. It mentions supporters backing a Missouri man as a potential presiding figure and indicates W. L. Bugle may hold the gavel. It suggests Ward 5 councilman faces no immediate challenge.
Katherine MecQueeney a former resident of this city died at the home of Mrs. White Fayville Tuesday of old age. She was about 75 years old and a sister of the late Mrs. John Loughlin Sumner Street. She was widow of Peter MecQueeney of the 9th Mass Regiment and a Civil War pensioner.
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