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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
5
An advertisement expresses appreciation for local support and outlines plans to become the area’s premier store. The message mentions efforts to improve service and a plan to manufacture ready-to-wear apparel in-house to save customers middlemen profits and sell directly.
A Concord Junction store advertises a factory operation offering extraordinary savings and seeks about 60 young women in the area to operate power sewing machines. Call at the store or send name and address.
The ad notes a fresh stock of the latest waist and suit styles added in recent days. Special lots have been secured at much lower prices, inviting readers to view the selection and benefits of the sale.
A selection of tray cloths bureau scarfs pillow shams and doilies offered at under half price. Most pieces are in good clean condition though some are soiled or mussed. None are unusable. First pickings are best.
A wholesaler of fine Irish linens sells sample napkins in four lots totaling 265 dozen. Lot 1 has 56 doz at 98 cents, Lot 2 73 doz at 1.15, Lot 3 84 doz at 1.39, Lot 4 52 doz at 1.85. Each lot carries a premium of about half more than earlier prices.
Brady the Holy Cross transfer pitched solidly for St Bernard's, as they rallied to beat Concord High 8 to 6. Key hits by McHugh and O Connell, strong defense by Jimmy Connell and others, and a late surge secured the victory before 250 fans.
A fragment from an old notices page lists names in an advertised letters section including John Foy Ralph Zenoni Mrs H Josephine Collins Mrs Emma Cush man Mrs A B Foster Miss Anna McFarland Miss Nellie Meaher Mrs A 8 Perkins 2 Mrs Robert Pot tes Mrs W A Smith Miss Marion Wheeler. The incomplete item hints at pending mail correspondence awaiting pickup.
Enterprise weather tips note sunrise and sunset times, moonset, high tides at 2 30 a m and 8 p m. Showers expected in New England with seasonable temperatures.
A brief outline lists events during anniversary week at Union church Concord Junction Wisconsin. June 11 sermon by the pastor marking 15 years, June 12 reunion of past boat and camping trips, June 13 missionary meeting, June 14 services by Mrs. Rolf, June 16 program led by C. S. Hart, June 17 reception for children, and June 18 Sunday school concert with details in the program.
The Concord Junction Rod and Gun Club held its annual dinner and meeting at the Elmwood hotel last Wednesday. Officers elected for the year include President M. G. Hayes, vice-president E. Shat tuck, treasurer C. E. Hunter, secretary W. F. Davis, and range captain Daniel Wilson. Reese catered a famous banquet as stories and wit flowed into the night.
Misses Blossom and Whittier at 172 Commonwealth avenue announce drawing and painting lessons for pupils.
Marlboro papers report on Sunday school and church plans for June 11 including a 7 o clock mass at St Marys. Local repairs on Cross street please residents and new corporate appointments in Company F.
George N. White took first prize in the regular schedule medal play event, with W. H. Allen and Grafton St. L. Abbott tying for second place. Scores were not provided in readable form.
Spring brings catarrh and Hyomei is advertised as the only scientific remedy. The ad urges use of twenty drops in a pocket inhaler for three minutes four times daily, with a one dollar outfit and fifty cent refills. H. S. Richardson is named to demonstrate the guarantee.
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