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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
1
After a summer of search I offer a photographic finish that suits any climate. Portraits ready one week after proof return. Images in delicate grays or warm browns with prices from $5. Tiles from $2.60 per dozen to $5 per cabinet. A deposit is required and an extra large home sitting option available.
A local bakery declares its offerings superior and invites residents to taste a loaf, a pie, a roll, or a cake to decide which products merit their patronage. The shop promises to accept the community’s verdict and abide by it.
Maynard Woman's club staged its annual Gentlemens night in the Masonic Hall Tuesday. The reception and entertainment drew a large crowd and ranked as the season’s leading social affair, surpassing previous efforts. The event marked a standout moment in local social life.
Notice invites participation in a poultry show at Music Hall Maynard on February 6 7 and 8. Also urged is bringing carriages for spring work by Jas Devane and W Acton.
South Sudbury residents share updates on home improvements visits and family gatherings. E L Fisher entertains a friend while H H Brown and J T Renney update properties. Mary Ross visits Mrs L M Turner. Mr and Mrs C S Hunt visit Elm Farm with daughter.
Officials announce the poultry show at Music Hall next week will be a leading state event with entries expected from several outside points. The exhibit by the club is anticipated to be larger in scale than last year.
A temperance driven push unites all factions in Hudson to vote against the license renewal in March. A heated campaign aims to suppress alcohol outlets, signaling a strong local stance. Police and city officials brace for potential civic tension as ballots approach.
Miss Damon enjoys a short home vacation while Miss Lawrence visits Boston. A Lincoln dance drew a local delegation and Prof Green’s dancing school opening was postponed. Mrs Shorey hosts a Dorchester guest as a Marlboro choir event occurs. Letters and Union meetings listed with dates. Brooks farm sale to Boston parties for use as a mission school.
Advertised letters include St Clair Warthrop and Mrs Robert Weeks. Fred Sohier returns from Groton School. Miss Mary Sherman guests Mrs Stedman Buttrick. Frank A Pierce attends Cushing Academy in Ashburnham. Fire at Silver Hill house and barn visible Sunday evening. Rev M J Scanlan visits Concord this week. Mr and Mrs Charles M Cox visiting relatives. Fitchburg division train times updated with Sunday service changes, new 12 pm Boston train, express only, stops at Waltham.
A sale list shows sweaters marked to four dollars after discounts from six dollars. The notation includes amounts and quantities with cents and a reference to two items at four dollars each. Describes promotional pricing in a retail context.
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