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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1906
Page
1
In Concord, Tolman presents human looking portraits described as lifelike. Prices start at $5.00 per dozen with cash terms.
A note describes a purchase at Gove's featuring one of the finest lines of Holiday Cookery ever displayed at his bake shop.
A persuasive ad urges readers to seek skilled physicians for eye illness and warns against inexperienced oculists. The author claims excellent results and offers personal consultation as proof of competence for difficult cases.
The notice lists residents visiting relatives in Roxbury Peabody Danvers Falls River and New Bedford. It mentions a Uton church roll call on December 26 and various holiday visits to Concord Street residents and families. It also covers church officer elections and lyceum entertainment at Brooks Farm and a Woman's Club meeting with a lecture on Under the Usher Thatch.
Miss Evelyn Emmett returns home for the holidays from North Adams Normal school. Mr and Mrs Charles Tolman receive congratulations on a Wednesday afternoon arrival. Elizabeth M Noyes spends Christmas at Georgetown home. Harmony lodge A U W holds a business meeting with officers listed.
Maynard Maynardites report visits and illnesses with Thomas Smith in Rockville and Alonzo Mason sick at home. Miss Mildred Connors wins a doll at the bination Cash store. totals involve cash slips worth 75 dollars. Maynard basketball defeats Hudson 36 to 22. A small fire at Nathan Specter’s store is easily controlled. American Woolen Co declares quarterly dividend of 1.75 percent payable Jan 15. Rumor of a citywide spring drug vote and pharmacist clash. Scandinavian Importing Company files bankruptcy claim against T. Gromo for 629.74 dollars. Telephones to be installed at residences. Dwinell and Walter Priest report brown tail moths cleanup after Jan 1. Whist party prizes awarded at Hibernian hall Div. 44 A. O. H. Debates at high school on reform spelling. Sigma society negative by Theresa Heffernan and Blanchard. Zeta society led by Ralph Lawton and Morgan. Remarks by Frank Murray and Frank May.
Miss Julia White of This Town becomes the wife of Richard B. McSweeney of Concord in a ceremony at four thirty on Wednesday. Rev B Kilian officiated in the presence of friends and relatives. Miss Fanny White served as bridesmaid. The couple will reside in Concord after a brief wedding trip and received many presents and best wishes.
Miss Jet Ryan and George Hird were married at five in the afternoon at the rest home of B F. Mrs Saraell Hird planned a short trip and upon return will reside in the powder mill village.
A brief ad fragment mentions a Let-6 room house with a $10 price and application to the office of Boston Co at Conjunction Junction Massachusetts. It references ahead of soap and Gre Solvent hands with initials WwW and B Holt.
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