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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1912
Page
8
Over 1009 waists priced from 1.00 to 3.98 each. A messaline petticoat to accompany your new spring gown features accordion pleated ruffle in pink reseda olive black navy or brown. Extra value items range from 1.98 to 5.00 each.
The Corset Department advertises over 20 different corsets with prices from 59 cents to five dollars per pair.
The catalog announces complete price coverage from 1.98 to 12.98. A standout item is a grey whip cord envelope skirt featuring button trim. The line includes a score of similarly priced dresses and accessories.
A local shop announces an Easter exhibition featuring women’s hosiery and underwear. The display promises new fashions and seasonal specials to attract shoppers during the holiday shopping period.
Mrs May Alden Ward lectures on the England coal strike its vast reach across coal fields and industries causing shortages and famine fears with aid to the poor. Discussion notes militant suffragettes and cabinet divisions as coffee and cake wrap up the meeting in the Unitarian vestry.
A church committee raising money for a Scandinavian M E church plane held a basket party on Saturday. Men supplied lunch boxes auctioned to women, with boxes shaped as air ships balloons houses coffee mills drums and more. Cakes and coffee kept the evening lively and funds grew.
Thursday night Concord lodge of Odd Fellows conferred the second degree on a class of five candidates. Three join Concord lodge, two from Maynard. Maynard lodge members attended as West Acton lodge clan. Supper with salads cold meats rolls coffee and cake served under Chas Hunt and A. B. Messer. Monday night Concord lodge delegated to West Acton for the third degree.
Mrs. Gertrude Davidson died at Deaconess hospital after an appendicitis operation, the death caused by tetanus. She was 35 and employed by James Taylor of Carlisle. Funeral services were held at Mr. Taylors Saturday afternoon.
The Concord Lyceum annual meeting held in the lower town hall elected Edward L. Parker Mrs Geo M Baker and Rev Smith O Dexter as directors. Lenox H Lindsay was reelected treasurer and Erastus H Smith clerk. A $50 gift from James L Whitney will be set aside as a special accumulating fund.
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