Local Ad Space Offered For Home Furnishings
Alfred T Haynes reply notes last week’s ad and hints at space next week for house furnishings from local dealers. Several items already on hand for next edition. Maynard Enterprise Marlboro Maynard News Hudson urge submissions before Monday. 500 lbs print creamery butter offered at 25 cents per pound. Guaranteed Straight Goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred T. Haynes
Maynard Enterprise
Marlboro
Maynard News
Hudson
Publication office deadline for weekly issue
All matter must reach the office by Tuesday night to ensure publication in the same week. Early receipts avoid condensation or delays. News and advertisements may be left with F. EB. Sanderson Riverside block and subscriptions at B. J Coughlin's news room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. EB. Sanderson Riverside
B. J Coughlin
News Room
Committee urged to act on Mr White suggestion
The report notes hopes the committee will act on Mr White's timely suggestion. It also mentions Misses Bird Albee and Grace Newton visiting Mrs Lucius Wilson earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Bird Albee
Grace Newton
Lucius Wilson
Local notes from town visits and business changes in early spring
A series of neighborhood items lists residents visiting and living in town including Cora Harwood and John Winkley from nearby cities, with short notes on voting, guests, and weddings. Business updates note C H Persons piano bargains and Frank Connor retiring from Johnson Pharmacy. A union temperance meeting at the parish and school superintendent White urging better pupil attention are also described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Sheehan
Maple St
Frank R. Connor
Johnson Pharmacy
Whitney & Noll
Local Notes From Concord Jact Uplift and Meetings
Mrs I D Balch improves slowly Miss Reece Grant confined by cold Miss Izza Sproule visiting Mrs James W Moore Ashland N B Miss Barrett Belmont Se ae Benenacemanintd Ladies Union to meet Mrs Cardwell Thursday 2 pm Parish union church officers elected March 19 Florence Bowker tops civil service exam Fitchburg Ripley school basement flooded three feet water Marcenia Lena King Marion Williams attend Ellen Emersons dance Hart and Wopll welcomed to Union church Linda Ritscher baptized Sidewalks unsafe gutters fill overflow gullies need attention Friday spelling school fundraiser three prizes Electric order bulletin by electricity Buffaloes growing rapidly for permanent org Percy Balch favorite for Chief Wallower Hart and Browning return from Washington inaugural events Water meter plan opposed by West End residents
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I. D. Balch
Reece Grant
Izza Sproule
James W. Moore
Ashland
N. B
Miss Barrett
Belmont
Ladies’ Union
Crdwell
Florence Bowker
Civil Service
Postal Service
Fitchburg
Ripley
Marcenia
Lena King
Marion Williams
Ellen Emerson
Town Hall
Charles S. Hart
Justin W. Wopll
Union Church
Linda Ritscher
Union Church Sunday School
Ernest G. Howard
Order of Buffaloes
Percy I. Balch
Central House
Wallower
Concord Musical Club Afternoon At Miss Todd Home
The Concord Musical club held an afternoon concert at Miss Gertrude Todd’s home with a large attendance. The program featured Mendelssohn My Bark is Bounding and Lover’s Wishes, Chopin and Moszkowski pieces, with performances by Miss Todd Miss Barker Miss Briggs and other named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Musical Club
Gertrude Todd
Mendelssohn
Miss Todd
Mrs. Benjamin
Miss Briggs Bendall
Lover's Wishes
Violin
Ee Miss Barker
Notice to all readers on publication deadlines
All matter must reach the office of publication by Tuesday night to be included in the same week’s issue. Earlier receipt will help insure publication. subscriptions may be left at the post office and with H. L. Whitcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Whitcomb
Concord Community Notes and Upcoming Plans
Mrs Florence O Johnquest visits Gloucester friends while W E Rand reports enjoying life and plans homeward on the 20th. Mr and Mrs Richard F Wood will housekeep in the Bartlett house Lewell Street. A Guild of the Unitarian church benefit concert drew a fine audience. A new car for the Lexington and Boston R R Co for Concord to the Junction is at the car barn and soon in use. Charles E Miner won the mile event at ten thousand dollars and the sewer prize of seven thousand two hundred dollars. Tax rate concerns forecast an awful year. no town debt and interest funds are expected for roads and bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence O. Johnquest
Gloucester
W. E. Rand
Richard F. Wood
Bartlett House
Lewell St
Guild of the Unitarian Church
Lexington and Boston
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Main Street
Huyler
Candies
J. OC. Friend
DR. C. 8. Towne
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Columbia House
A. N. Belleville Prep
Ealth Ave
Adelbert Fernald, F
Graduate Dental Department
Harvard University
Concord
Richardson's
Mass
Boston
Massachusetts Ave
R. T. Moffat
Harvard Veterinary School
Tuttle
C. H. Whitney
Concod
Young’s Market
Headquarters
N. Young
Tuttle & Wton
South Acton
Wty
OAL -Suiprep
Calviars
Delaware & Hudson
WM. F. Litchfield
Main St.Maynard
Concord Jet
Avtane — Fitzgerald’s
GEO. Milne
Maynard
Cora Harwood
Mr. Harris
Waverley
John Winkley
Waltham
John Sexton
Orange
Margaret Powers
Iliather John McGormick
Hyde Park
Wm. Panton
Esther Mahan
Winchester
C. H. Persons
Robt. W. Carter
Alice Pushee
Cambridge
Jas. Mahoney
Leominster
C. J. Lynch
Jas. F. Sweeney
Michael Sweeney
Magdalen
O. E
Martin Brown
West Acton
P. J. Stewart
Manchester
N. H
Nellie Connelly
Thos. Coughlan
W.c.t.u.and
Mass. Reform Club
Sumner Rogers
J. H. Conway
J. Henry White
Miss
Chopin
Mrs. Hannah
Moszkowski
Mrs. Brown
Miss Barker
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