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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1904
Page
1
Captain John Phillips of Beverly visited the store of Frank H. Harriman. Cleary & Wil advertise patterns at 10 and 15 cents with an annual January sale ongoing. J. F. Génhon & Co’s store closes at 8 o'clock tonight.
Attendances and meetings fill a busy schedule from Concord Junction with Mrs Bourne visiting the Elmwood captain to Young Ladies Bible class at Miss Emma Comery and sewing club at Miss Ida Robinson. Whist prizes go to Mrs Sweeney and James Lawrence with consolation to Mrs Snow and Prof S Thompson Blood. A plan to move meeting nights from Saturday to Monday is discussed at the C J and Social club.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Willis the oldest resident of Maynard were held Friday afternoon with interment at Glenwood Cemetery. She lived in Maynard most of her life except the last 15 years in Sudbury and was daughter of Paul Walker a Sudbury pioneer. She is survived by daughter Mrs James Puffer a sister Mrs Hannah Ded of Washington DC a granddaughter Mrs Leslie Fletcher of Ac and several great grandchildren.
Maynard area merchants Oliver Brooks and Keith Plumbing Co. of Concord advertise a special sale due to excess tinware inventory. The offer notes a 25 percent discount and promotes items like two cords of lids and miscellaneous houseware. The fragment mentions a Concord residence and local services including heating and lighting, with references to Maple and Juno House.
Local items report Mrs Maurice McWalter illness and Lillian Galishén meningitis case. Rand couple return home. John Hanley notes long duties as motorman. A winter ticket office to open near the former station and a new station may break ground in spring. YS WC meets Jan 4. Emma Clahane wins for a public whist party Jan 15 with a concert. Lowell street carpenters labor eight hours to place six clapboards during cold snap. question raised about wage terms.
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