China Matting by the Roll Offered at 35 Cents
Advertises 2c yard and 116 warp China matting by the roll at 35 cents per yard. Ends with pricing and sale terms in a compact catalog note.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1904
Page
1
Advertises 2c yard and 116 warp China matting by the roll at 35 cents per yard. Ends with pricing and sale terms in a compact catalog note.
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Miss Amy Robershaw leaves Maynard restaurant staff. Snow disrupts electric road schedule. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris of Waverly visit Mr. and Mrs. Julius Loewe. Dr. Walter B. Currier speaks on Washington at Aszabet council meeting. Frank B. Ferns to join A. C. Loewe & Co. next week. Lowney presented with umbrella by many friends. RB. T. McManus denies raid rumor and warns originator. M E church to host Washington’s Birthday musical and social. Charles Dann and Mamie Dunn marry in Haverhill on Feb 6. Dann formerly of this town.
Lucius H. Maynard announces his candidacy for selectman and the Republican nomination. He has served as town tax collector and overseer of the poor and is seen as a strong candidate. A prominent Republican predicts R. Bent and B. J. Coughlin will hold other ticket posts with current incumbents filling the rest.
The Midget and St. Bridget basketball teams clash at Musterall Saturday night. A St. Bridget win would break a series tie with the I. H. A. and keep them from losing ground.
Gardiner Hart entertained a party of ten Saturday night. Marion Williams begins a week’s vacation on Monday. Roxiana Ricker visits the Jenness home. Miss Marcenia King visits Hudson and Boston. The Young Ladies Sewing club met Emma Comery. Willow Lodge hosts a whist party Wednesday. Bartholomew pours a four inch concrete bottom in his cellar. Noll works at Spiller pharmacy in North Abington. Feb 224 is a holiday with one morning postal delivery. Ladies Whist club hosted James Nagle. Marion Williams attended a Brookline dance with Mrs Abbott Kimball. Phil Williams named New England Ford manager with five machines sold last week. Vanderver may gain Westvale saw mill control for box manufacture. West end attendance at the high school minstrel show. ticket sales criticized. Concord R A meeting featured Daniel A Larkin recounting plains life and Indian fighters with photos. Acton Centre turkey supper drew 108 Junction, 22 Concord attendees. gastric satisfaction noted. George Dusseault violin soloist praised. Dr Hunter praised reader.
In Concord on Sunday Mr McClusky of Waltham visited town. Frank McManus Jr. has had the grip in the past week. J P Watson wired A G Neals residence on Sudbury road. Mrs Eilen Chapman visited Mr and Mrs Enoch Garfield Sr. Miss Nellie Chapman visited Miss EMe Saunders last week. Mary Murray Helen Hosea and Edward F Loughlin to sing at Concord Junction Catholic church. Ash Wednesday masses at St Bernard’s at mass and benediction at 7 30 pm. Distribution of ashes occurred this morning and tonight.
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