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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
10
A playful list of toy and gift items with prices from a vintage catalog or ad. Items include bank and register tokens, pianos, toy bucks, suspenders, armbands, neckties, handkerchiefs, baskets, comb sets, work boxes, handbags, banquet lamps, wine sets, and a chocolate pitcher, presented in a retro catalog style.
Miss E M Long opens a manicure parlor in room 4 of the Postoffice block where she will perform all branches of manicure work for local customers.
A letter from a former piano buyer confirms a second purchase after years. The conductor bought a second piano from Cr. H. Persons at Concord Junction despite a late train. The note praises the instrument and Mr. Persons business. Funeral services and local notices follow including a death in town.
The Eagles defeated the Beagles in a Monday night bowling match noted for a low score, with the event linked to a Maynard Smoke Shop listing and a residential address near Loewe's drug store.
Levi H. Loring of Grove Street died at his home after a brief illness caused by pneumonia. He fell ill a Saturday prior and passed away Thursday evening. The funeral was held at the house.
Miss Rina Morin becomes book keeper at W A Allen Co. Dinner D Howe, trustee of the Mass Agricultural College, will speak at a western alumni meeting on Saturday December 17. Several weddings planned at St Marys church Christmas week. Mrs O Ouimet closes the Monument block restaurant to run Kim Tree Inn Main St. Mrs H E Banful gives birth to a boy at Marlboro hospital. foster Gauthier joins Curtis factory workforce. Mrs A L Courtemanche sells Lincoln Street store to Mrs Frank Cordeau. son Elias to run the business.
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