27 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1918
Page
1
Frank J. McCarron sells his auto to P. J. Schnab and many residents are noted for illnesses visits and family events. Troop 3 Boy Scouts sell Red Cross play tickets while members head to Camp Devens Norfolk and Upton for training amid wartime activity.
A report notes Dodge Brothers vehicles show unusually low gasoline consumption paired with unexpectedly high tire mileage. Analysts point to efficiency factors and tire wear patterns affecting performance readings. The details reference test fleets and standard measurement methods used by the automaker.
Thomas J Healey buys a Ford touring car from Torrey and Vialle this week. Samuel Kent Naval Reserves Newport vacationing with parents. Auction sale of late Dexter Spinney well attended. Mrs Maude Wilcomb of The Weirs visiting at Mrs YA Rockwood. Miss Anna Clark Mt Holyoke college spring vacation at home on Lexington road. Pomona meeting in Lexington attracts many Grangers from town. Stereopticon lecture on The Development of Religious Liberty given at Tri Nitarian church. Middlesex school baseball team preparing for April 6 games vs Reading High. Concord fire department attends a fire at Whitman Pratt rendering plant in Concord Junction. Ladies Aid Trinity church monthly meeting with good attendance. Concord Union Bible Society meets with Mrs Prescott Hosmer. full attendance desired to finish work for the French babies.
Mrs J W Ford visited relatives in Boston Tuesday. Mrs George Choate of Milton visits her daughter Mrs J A Lowery. Leon Day of Watertown was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Thomas Connell Jr. George Haskell home from Waterbury CT to spend days with family. Mrs Anna Hall hosted neighborhood club on Commonwealth Ave Tuesday. Miss Aura Carpenter left Blaine Co for Moore Burgess weaving factory. Mrs Thomas Flynn and infant son returned from Deaconess Hospital. Frank Carr moved from Derby Street to Commonwealth Ave recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Patrick O'Brien. Union club men’s play set for Monday April 1 at 7 45 p m in Association Hall. Edward Dee left Friday for Hog Island Philadelphia PA after visit with family.
J A Finigan announces a cash sale of a complete hack and livery business in Concord Massachusetts. The listing includes 380 horses fast and safe, carriages harnesses and equipment many new or lightly used, a Maxwell 1917 touring car and a rubber tire setup. Sale set for March 28 conducted by administrator Harry E Tutt le with terms cash.
Auction listing items include three spring and light wagons, harnesses, farming tools, implements, garden equipment, crates, boxes, fertilizer, seed, poultry housing, 400 lbs fertilizer, and 12 hens from 1917 hatch. Sale occurs regardless of weather with cash terms. Located on Old Bedford Road Concord Mass near electric car line. departures from Arlington Heights Billerica and Hudson on the hour per order L Herbert Huntley.
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