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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1906
Page
5
The Dress Goods Dept announces a week long sale with large reductions on summer fabrics including silks Zephyrs and ginghams. Prices drop from 33 to 0c for waists and suits patterns with many items listed at 27c to 18c ranges.
A local waists sale highlights new Batiste waists with open fronts and long sleeves and Peter Pan waists offered at various reduced prices from 1.00 to 1.49. The shop touts fine tucking, better grade waists, and prominent value reductions across the assortment.
Ward announces a department wide closing sale on ladies and children hats at great discounts. Come early to fit yourself or the children with stylish hats for everyday wear at fraction of value.
This week offers deep cuts on pearl buttons wire hair pins and lace trims plus reduced prices on Trouville Charlies cretonnes silks line fabrics and white linen suits. New Peter Pan suits arrive and a remnant sale runs from 1.5 to 6 yard lengths in the basement.
Domestic Dept offers fly netting eight yard piece at 48c. Turkey red damask at 19c per yard, 50c quality at 42c per yard for this week only. Old fashioned homespun linen towels 16x30 at 1c this week only, regular 15c.
Our big week prices on shaving soap and skin care items include Williams barber bar shaving soap at 5 cents per cake from 7 cent reg price, Cuticura soap 19 cents per cake from 25 cents, Rubifoam 19 cents per bottle from 25 cents, and Borated Talcum Powder featured.
Men’s department offers 17 dozen fancy hose priced reg 26 to 37 1 2 cents now 19c per pair. Also four ply linen collars 10c each or 3 for 25c and President suspenders typically 50c now 29c per pair this week only.
Misses Children's Dept offers dresses for girls and children. Dresses available in sizes 6 to 12 years at 33c. 1 to 5 years at 196 each. White lawn dresses trimmed with lace in sizes 5 to 12 years, reg price 1.25, our price 89c.
At the Maynard store basement department find sash curtains our make at 16 cents per pair and opaque roller shades in assorted colors at the week price of 19 six? Wait. (Note: The original OCR text is garbled. provide a concise summary of available basement bargains and items.)
Mrs J D Wilson visited friends in Acton Sunday and Monday. A number from Concord Junction attended the circus in Lowell on Saturday. Guy Elmes of Melrose is staying at his Com Ave home. Workmen are with state houses this week. Mrs Burrill and Ruth of Lynn visit Mr and Mrs Frank H Burrill. James Brown is with a construction company on Staten Island, NY. Work to begin soon on the new state road between Bakers Hill and Elm St bridge. Mrs Daniel Tarbell of Fitchburg was guest of Mr and Mrs A J Hicks Riverside Ave. Inspectors tested boilers at Boston Harness Co and work on the new chimney will begin next week.
A home wedding at Charlies Crowson’s residence on Commonwealth Ave united Miss Bessie A. Knight and George W. Gordon with Rev W W Campbell officiating. The ceremony featured a single ring and a honeysuckle arch as guests from multiple towns sent best wishes with gifts of glassware silverware and linen. The couple will reside at 83 Washington St Charlestown after September 1 with guests from Kingston Salem Danvers Lawrence Methuen and surrounding towns in attendance.
Blanche Allien, Fred Baker, Miss Lena Bowers, B B Brown, Dennis Callanan, William O'Brien, Daniel Sheehan Jr, Miss Sumner, Mrs J W Wood appear in a society column of prominent residents and attendees. The page highlights marriages, events, and community standings among these individuals.
Local notice advertises a half double house at Junction for rent. Apply to L A Hesselton of H H Young & Co Concord Junction Mass. Also six room cottage on Main Street near harness shop available for 12 dollars per month by Jeremiah Sheehan.
Victor St Jaques visited friends in Winchester Sunday. About 20 guests gathered at Hilltop cottage Fort Meadow Sunday. Miss Letitia Lizotte of Maynard visited her parents. A tree in front of Victor Cadieux’s house on Mechanic Street was cut down. Miss Louisa Parrott of Worcester visited Miss Blanche Poitras Broad Street Sunday. Arthur Lacroix and family returned to Lynn after a week in the city. J M Cummings owns Williams Tavern and possesses the Melrose Mechanic. Deposits will earn interest at Marlboro Savings Bank starting July 18.
South Sudbury reports Howard Burrio becomes a licensed auctioneer and B. A. Cole entertains family this week. Herbert Dakin renews acquaintances. A. B. Rogers adds a piazza and plans future improvements. Mrs. Feitus of Minneapolis visits family. Will Goulding enjoys a ride in a new car. Miss Batley takes a teaching post in Petersham. Mrs. Goodnow improves the state highway wall. Miss Lora Parmenter moves to Lynn. John H. Eaton attends the 44th annual reunion of the 46th Regiment at Rochmere Inn Marblehead. dinner and sightseeing follow. B. & Bryant of Cambridge, a Harvard graduate, buys Nahum Good estate wood lot. wood cutting, posts, ties, poles to be shipped. Bryant buys another Sudbury Centre lot for lumber.
A charming ceremony joined Mary L. Cutter, granddaughter of Mrs. C. A. Cutter, to Merbert L. Newton, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Newton, on Wednesday afternoon. The couple, from prominent local families, left for a two year residence plan, with Miss Cutter noted as longtime village librarian and the groom employed by an insurance company in Moston.
Maurice Holt Lemon a longtime figure in the woolen trade in New York and Chicago died Monday at his brother's home Lemon at the Wayside Inn Sudbury aged 54 He recently returned from Chicago and fell ill with heart and kidney trouble after a grip He was with Theodore Howard & Co commission merchants of New York native of Andover survived by a widow four brothers and a sister The obituary notes his links to the Wayside Inn and Sawyer Mills with ties to Sudbury and New York police oversight referenced.
F L Claflin spent Sunday with family at Cottage City. R 8 Newcome remodels Monument block into boarding house. John O Grady of Clinton and three daughters visited with friends. D F Buckley on annual vacation partly at Fort Meadow. J B Marcure works in D P Forest Co liquor store during vacation. Dc W Morse of Marlboro Hudson Gas Co. returns from Philadelphia trip. Justin Marshall Ermst recovered from poisonous bite and is now able to be out. Mrs Alice Richardson of Barre visiting Mrs Rockland Walter. teaches in a Pennsylvania school. Mr and Mrs Adolphus Paradis return home on Broad St after week with Fitchburg relatives. Eugene Vallee Adolphe Vallee and Lambert building a cot at Fort Meadow. Deiter and Iti expected that she is Dr Robert St Jaques and daughter Aline of Whitinsville visited town Monday. Dr St Jaques is a former physician of this city and msa.
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