Local Footwear Store Highlights Wide Range of Shoes
The shop offers Walking Shoes House Shoes Dress Shoes Low Shoes and Slippers in all sizes and widths with perfect fits in any leather style. Visit for a wide selection and quality options.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
6
The shop offers Walking Shoes House Shoes Dress Shoes Low Shoes and Slippers in all sizes and widths with perfect fits in any leather style. Visit for a wide selection and quality options.
Our stock is complete in all sizes and grades patent leather shoes enamel shoes cordovan shoes Vici Kid shoes and tealam ce as a show the very newest and most popular styles with a guarantee of a first class fit in every department at the lowest prices known to good quality.
Store offers youths youths misss and boys girls shoes in all sizes. Specialty selections meet school and dress requirements with a wide range of styles and grades.
Sudbury farmers face a poor year for crops with floodwaters threatening land while pears look plentiful and apples light. Notable moves include Dr. Milton T. Perry becoming a government beef inspector in St. Joseph Missouri and Jesse Parmenter retiring as South Sudbury mail carrier at age about 100. Edith Bowker contemplates Framingham State Normal School. David E. Marshall plans a South Sudbury variety store. Memorial church marks Mrs. Joseph C. Howe’s funeral. new chestnut posts will link Sudbury Centre and South Sudbury lighting. The highway board allocates 5000 for Sudbury improvements, location to be decided.
The town notes a benefit totaling 7068 dollars for Sudbury, praising it as fortunate for a small community. A state road section from Wayland Centre toward South Sudbury has just been completed and work has begun on a continuation of the Wayside Inn segment. Rev. W Orville Allen, former Methodist pastor, was welcomed by old friends during a local social gathering.
Help wanted for farm work in Sudbury. Address C. J. Morse Box 400 Maynard for applying. No other details provided.
J T Weatherwax of Wyandotte Michigan recalls a pneumonia attack that left a stubborn cough and severe lung trouble. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life and restoring his health after months of distress. The ad lists trial bottles free and guarantees bottles of 50 cents to a dollar at local drugstores in several towns.
The North Worcester Federation of Young Peoples Religious unions meets in Lancaster on Saturday June 8 from 9 30 a m for a daylong program. Lancaster will host visitors from Worcester with lunch. A street orchestra provided music for the crowd on Monday. The Francis Kingsbury house at 402 Maple Street will be sold at auction Saturday afternoon. Strawberries now sell for 10 cents a box. The Blake sisters plan to open an ice cream parlor at their bread store soon. An L is being added to the High Street house occupied by A F Hall with H O White handling the work. The Presbyterians have decided to revise their creed though not yet at this time.
Public auction planned for June 17 1901 at 2 30 p m under a mortgage deed dated January 1 1883 to George H. The Shapley residence in South Acton will be sold containing about six and three quarters acres with structures and an additional seven acres in the southeast Acton parcel. Assignee Eugen R. Mase of the mortgage notices the property and taxes for 1901.
Miss Maud McClure returns from Framingham Normal. P J Sullivan opens a Marlboro tailor shop as a new Maynard branch. Rev Joseph F McGrail of New York named navy chaplain visits town. Memorial day events span schools, G A R, and local fêtes. Residents and visitors from Worcester to Boston attend races and graduations.
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