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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
5
A sweeping display of wool fabrics in assorted widths and qualities fills the market. Inventory includes all wool crepon, broadcloth, denim, serges, and plaid patterns in colors from black and navy to grey and oxford blue, with prices from 25c to 5.00 a yard and many items offered as strictly all wool.
The Concord town view on merging water and sewer commissions is debated as a petition to the legislature, urging a meter system to fairly distribute costs. Proponents argue meters would shift charges to higher users while keeping basic sewer costs covered, with a caucus set to address the water board race.
Mrs Thomas Ryan and Mrs Charles Waite are both very sick with colds. Enoch Peterson from Cambridgeport spent Sunday in town. Miss Bertha Wilson went to Boston for a tom b operation. Mrs F L Jewett injured her back after a fall. Supt Joseph F Scott is home with a lumbago. Rev W W Campbell preached at Stow Union chapel. Mrs Lucy M Dodge returned from Fall River. Mrs Clara Hart and Dr Pickard will pick sides at the spelling school Friday. C Leonard of New Hampshire fills a prescription clerk post at Whitneys. The C J Literary and Social club meets Saturday with Mr and Mrs John Allen. Fred Reed and David Ball caught 44 bass and 2 pickerel last week. Charles Noll left for Maynard to run a new business and gave up a lead role. The 5 p m Fitchburg train near Riverview delayed traffic over an hour. Post office staff enjoyed a dinner hosted by Mrs A N Chase. Advertised letters for Victor De Lacy. Requiem mass for St Bernards church. Whitney's telephone booth moved to front near prescription desk a noted improvement. Grace A Beecher of Reading showcases California wheat at Fowler’s. Alligators in Fowler window attract attention. John Snow of Salem to take Noll’s Whitney’s pharmacy post and live on Commonwealth Ave. Jose the Portuguese is at the reformatory hospital for an abscess and ether risk. Mrs A Caldwell of Nashua NH dies at 50.Her sister Mrs Lizzie Smith of Water Hill dies March 10 and buried March 13.
Concord Junction locals note O L Dart carries the finest wallpaper assortment with a huge 1901 stock and best bargains. Mrs Sophia L Chaplin, dressmaker, takes orders from rooms at Mrs Fowlers Derby street. A spring offer cuts children tires to 25c, a third of former price at Dart's.
A valued estate comprising four acres of land and two houses. One house offers eight rooms and two attics, the other four rooms and two attics. The listing notes substantial improvements and potential for development.
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