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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1908
Page
1
Fashionable papers headline a bustling exhibition featuring renowned designers and world famous editors. Society guests mingle as textiles, prints, and periodicals showcase elegance and style with prominent figures attending in tailored attire.
A note seeking to exchange a room house in Maynard for a farm near Maynard. House value given as 1900 dollars, cash or mortgage acceptable. Written as a brief classified exchange notice.
A ten room house on Parker Street is offered for sale at four thousand dollars. The listing notes good repair and reasonable price. Local real estate listings indicate Parker Street properties appeal to buyers seeking spacious family homes in a stable neighborhood.
A. C. Loewe of Nason Street challenges longtime town clerk C. A. Persons in a high profile race. Loewe aims to beat Persons amid broad campaigning with other races lining up including Alpert Batley Jr for the school board and Dr Karl T. Richard for the board of health. Republican organizers name John W. Ogden as chair.
George Woodbury to work in Brockton. Grace Welch spent days in Chelsea. Mrs Laura Woodart visited Marlboro. Court Maynard F of A plans class initiation in Hudson. Rev Bisbee to lecture on Washington at M E church. Robert Fisner visited town. Howe grocery beats Express Men 32 to 15 in Music Ball game.
The Iowa supreme court upheld the Des Moines plan of municipal government by commission, ruling the constitutional framework allows a city to adopt a commission form. The decision found no constitutional flaws in the Des Moines plan and had no dissenting opinions.
Philadelphia police report the arrest of Lewits Ss. Cox an insurance broker on a warrant charging him with forging a $30 check on the Quakertown National Bank of Quakertown after a struggle in an office building during which he attempted to shoot himself. Police call it death by his own action.
A Louisville Courier Journal note says early rising is an error and that waking early may be a necessity. The piece adds thoughts on receiving new truth as adding a new sense and quotes a parlor scene exchange about a kiss as the language of love from Chicago News.
Mrs Marjorie Jenness of Malden visited William Jenness this Sunday. The reformatory ice houses fill with the finest ice in years. Hawthorne chapter of the C B E S will be at the Bazar of Nations in Horticultural Hall Boston all week. Ralph W Howe attended the Revere Rubber Co banquet at Parker House Boston Friday night Feb 14. The Leap Year party in the town hall Friday night Feb 28 will draw a large crowd. Interest grows in new box bowling alleys at 326 Yeriain St with many games booked. Thursday noon society ladies will test their skill in bowling. A hot nominating contest for selectmen may form, several candidates named. Friday morning one of Webb Robs tins ice teams broke through the pond ice and nearly sank. wagon recovered, loss substantial.
Clement R Ford visits Concord and Miss Anna Petersen. a high school dance is planned for Feb 29 in the town hall. A son was born Wednesday to Capt and Mrs Ralph B Petersen in Concord. The First Parish holds services Sunday Feb 23 at 5 pm with Frederick Hastings of Boston as soloist. A Friday subscription dance in the town hall features matrons. Buswell's express reports higher business after rate hikes. Byron keeps old rates. Division 56 A O H hosts third annual dance in Monument hall this Wednesday. Ladies Auxiliary of Waltham to show an exhibition drill with late cars arranged to Hudson and Waltham.
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