Market Prices For Distilled Goods and Cans
Historical listing notes price quotes for distasio ib 18c Ib 286 Ib 160 Ib with can 15c and 18¢ cans 22¢ or 18¢. Prices shown in cents per unit, indicating packaged goods with varied can costs.
Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
7
Maynard Wins Cup In Local Track Meet With 4 Percent Lead
Maynard clubs win the cup for highest points in a meet featuring teams from Gardner Boston Quincy and others. Albert Sepola of Maynard tops individual scoring with 24 points while J Hedlund Boston and Victor Wirtenanen Fitchburg win events. The event included races jumps and field events with prizes like silverware and clocks and was attended by a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sepola
Jack Arola
J. Attilla
Tarmo
Libs
Gardner
Boston
Quincy
Victor Wirtenanen
Fitchburg
J. Hedlund
Tarmo Club
William Ware
Maynard
B. Maki
Berry Spoon
Victor Maki
Tirri
Qiliney
Sepola
Antilla
Boston 2d
Sim
Marsh
Imatra Band
Silver Service Greeting Inspires Clerks
Bander overwhelmed by kind sentiment expressed in the Silver service gift. Clerks, through their spokesman, hope their futures will be as bright as the silver before them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bander
Caid
Memorial rites of P Lodge honor departed members
An exenciste and Progressive Lodge No s of P held a Sunday memorial service with a parade to graves, honoring deceased members including George Granigan Albert Jordan and George Brown. The event featured a 28 piece band led by Captain P. S Daylin, ceremonial prayers, and graveside tributes at multiple cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Lodge
S of P
Népii
Ward
Mem Bovang
Boston
Daylin
Ry A Skane
A. . ‘Taylor
Wilson Dolley
Concord Junction
Parker
A. BP. J
Schnair
Frank Bailey
William Martin
Raymond Coulter
Irvin Amiero
Thomas Carey
Albert Jordan
George
Bugler
Hartford
Hawin Fred Biron
Ao An
Yiiferent
Ee Ee
Hall
Frank Donnelly
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Acton
George Bradley
Henry Hutchby
George Brown
James Bent
Stow
John Wollerschied
W. Vary Cameron
John Wolf
James Lent
Too Wise a Bird Adrift in City Labor Market
An adroit panhandler questions a wary citizen about finding honest work. The experienced man replies that he makes it a rule to avoid giving handouts, reflecting on the difficulty of obtaining steady labor in the urban environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandler
Philathea Class Sale Succeeds at Congregational Church
A Saturday lawn sale at the Congregational church hosted by the Philathea class drew strong support. Pies, bread and other items sold out early, with Mrs. Christopher Wilson, Mrs. Gilbert M. Hawkes and Miss Jessie Robertson leading the efforts alongside class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Philathea
Christopher Wilson
Gilbert M. Hawkes
Jessie Robertson
Bowling totals climb as players post strong scores
In last week’s singles at the bowling alleys Ucot e Lyfich and W. S. Glover beat Hugh Connors and George Lesage by 47 pins, 294 to 247. S. Vodo dys won the weekly prize with a 153 string. H. Connors and George Lesage scored 160 and 45, while George Lyfich rolled three consecutive strings for a 408 total on the Boston pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucot
Lyfich
W. S. Glover
Hugh Connors
George Lesage
S. Vododys
Ize
H. Connors Adome
George Lyfich
Boston
Narrow escape in Billerica car collision on High Street
Mr and Mrs A Bander barely escaped injury Wednesday as their auto from Lowell struck an electric car. Four people were in the Banders vehicle. Mr Bander injured a finger, Mr Miller sustained a scalp wound, Mrs Bander and her sister were unhurt. Vehicle was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bander
High Street
Billerica
Monument Descriptions At Glenwood Cemetery
Thursday R WB Hartin of the Marble and Granite Works erected monuments in Glenwood cemetery. A three piece re-Scotch granite memorial honors John Edward Phillips. crafted die and base with Masonic and other emblems. A second Quincy granite monument features hammered sides and emblems of A U W and LO O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wb.hartin
Glenwood Cemetery
John Edward Phillips
Martin Brown
Ac Masonic LO. O
Quincy
U. W. and
LO. O
Westley Man Fatally Struck Near Kentville
In Kentville on May 20, Mr. Bent, a longtime local worker, was walking along a railroad track when a passing train struck him after he briefly returned to the line. He had previously lived in the area, worked daily, and supported a wife and three children. His survivors include brothers and sisters in South Ac on and Mansfield. The community notes the Great Heflin is coming to Maynards for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westley
Bent
Kentville
Crow
South Acon
Mansfield
Annual memorial exercises of Div. 44 A A H observed
The 50 members of Div. 44 A A H held memorial exercises Sunday at St Bridget's cemetery. The march began at Masonic hall at 1 30 led by Bernard Garrigan with the Maynard fife and drum corps and society members moving to Park Street and the cemetery where readings by the president honored departed members. Flowers were placed before returning to the hall, with Bernard Garrigan William Moynihan and George Jackman on the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Bridget’s Cemetery
Masonic Hall
Bernard Garrigan
Maynard Fife and Drum Corps
William Stokes
Main Street
Park
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
William Moynihan
George Jackman
Guests of Sen Tufts Praise His Entertaining Hosting
John W Flood Gavin Taylor and James J Morgan of the Republican town committee along with Rep George H Creighton and about 50 others were guests of Senator Nathan for an all day event aboard a pilot boat. The group lauded Senator Tufts as an ideal host and praised the lively merriment of the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Flood
Gavin Taylor
James J. Morgan
Republican Town Committee
George H.creighton
Nathan
Tufte
Not Forbidden to Hint Little Katherine Told of Her Marriage
A historical clipping notes a young Katherine being informed about her forthcoming marriage. The brief item records the social customs surrounding an arranged match and the family's reaction to the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
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Sa Sage
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Mess
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TUFTS
Arthur
McKinley St
Walthem
Joshua Naylor
Naylor
Maynard Nason
Clarence Moauslan
Nason Street
Maynad
Senus
R. E. Hartin
Maynard Marble & Granite Werk
P. J. Schnair
Maynard, Mas
Fearns Drug Store
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