Woman Held for Philadelphia Missing Case
A Maynard area resident is asked to view a woman at Arch Street in Philadelphia as investigators pursue a missing person inquiry. Police urge cooperation and provide contact details for witnesses.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
5
A Maynard area resident is asked to view a woman at Arch Street in Philadelphia as investigators pursue a missing person inquiry. Police urge cooperation and provide contact details for witnesses.
Rupert Maynard and William Cleary take on new roles while Daniel Locke handles Music Hall repairs. Sullivan and Pantom dissolve. Checker club renovates rooms and challenges Leominster in Clinton on April 19. Water commissioners organized with William Callen and Gavin Taylor. Harry Fowler active at Harvard rowing. Appropriation committee to meet Thursday at 7 30 p m. Lotus quartet tickets moved to Cooperative Hall due to demand. O S Fowler attends The Merry Devil of Edmonton. Arthur Proctor injured in Perth N B and hospital x-ray required. Christie's hosting tight bargains as store restocks.
Shoppers mill about the market on a Saturday night as a band plays inside guiding spectators. The report notes people watching and moving through aisles while vendors offer goods and services.
Prospective buyers are invited to view the 1910 Rep at a showroom once Herbert Moore’s, opposite Coughlin's Stave on Summer Street. The car, praised as a world class medium priced model, will be displayed with the touring car also on exhibit. A. H. McDonald of Ltilleton will oversee the event on Friday and Saturday.
Activities in Littleton include visits by Mrs. A Seywood and Mrs. Andrew W. McNiff, rehearsals for The Russian Honeymoon, a millinery opening by Ethel Bruce, and Elmer Flagg moving into the Sawyer house with Nebraska-bred horses. Town meeting set for March 28 with Unitarian ladies serving dinner. The King’s Daughters held a sale in the Unitarian vestry raising funds and a $25 reward was received from Henry Siegel in the voting contest.
Eugene N. Foss defeated Republican William R. Buchanan for Congress in Massachusetts Fourteenth District by 640 votes. Foss flipped a previous Republican 14 250 majority into a win, carrying Brockton Taunton and most big towns, while Attleboro stayed with Buchanan by five. The tariff debate framed the campaign amid high living costs.
A Bedford advertisement offers one pound Ui E perfect violet powder ground from pure ditalcum free from mica at 25 cents. Also for sale a windmill co. complete less than a year old with a 2,900 gallon tank capacity. Contact Charles W. Blake Co. Inc. or PD, Hartford, South St., Bedford, Mass.
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