Grae and Elegance Furnishings Advertised
An old ad touts Grae and Elegance as evident in furniture. It promises suitable choices and right prices, appealing to shoppers with emphasis on style and value.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
10
An old ad touts Grae and Elegance as evident in furniture. It promises suitable choices and right prices, appealing to shoppers with emphasis on style and value.
At a school committee meeting all teachers were re elected for the coming year with listings by school and grade. A South Carver marriage linked Rev. Bisbee’s son to Gretchen Nealey of Boston. Probate court actions include wills, guardianships, and estate administrations for Bedford Acton and Westford residents, with details on executors and bonds.
A Sunday of strong Mothers Day sentiment with many flowers and charity. At the Methodist Episcopal church Rev. A Merrill Osgood delivered a sermon and the choir performed a special service. Seven Concord Deaconess home ladies visited William Naylor and George Ho, and flowers were shared at the church program.
Gaminetti and co defendants lost in a federal appeals matter. The court affirmed Mann White Act sentences, with Caminetti to 18 months in prison and a 1500 dollar fine. Diggs received 3 years and 2000 dollars for transporting two women to Reno in January 1918. May 12. Also notices a company bankruptcy filing with assets around 73,900 and liabilities 216,570.
Arthur Lord Maynard purchased E C Leonard’s Groton confectionery business and took possession Monday. Leonard sold to dealers along a route covered by a team, later an auto truck. Ford will operate in Actons and nearby towns with a list of attendees including Mrs James N Haire Edward Cough Min Kenneth Damien and Miss Agnes Lisk Elizabeth Rachel Margaret Gates and Edmund Encper.
Margaret Gates hosted the senior class trip group at her home after a Washington visit. The evening featured music and recounted highlights while attendees, including Gertrude Haynes Grace Parkin Grace Maley Margaret Hearn Claude Haire George Cuttell and George Stewart, shared memories over refreshments.
The Men’s Fraternal League of the Congregational church held its annual meeting in the vestry on Tuesday evening. Reports were read, the year completed, and one candidate admitted to membership. Officers elected include Frank H. Sanderson president Harry A. Larkin vice president Albert B. Larkin treasurer Robert Lestersec Fred H. Axford auditor William Coulter Orrin B Powell and William H. Cummings advisory board. A meritorious year program was carried out, strengthening church and town, followed by a discussion of current events and refreshments.
Instructions to prepare waterproof matches by dipping match ends in melted paraffin in a small tin vessel. Let cool and dry to create waterproof heads, enabling use in wet conditions. Mc Call's Magazine.
At the Ladies' auxiliary A O H meeting in Masonic hall Aay two membership applications were heard. A whist party was set for Monday evening May 21 and a moving show for Wednesday evening. After the meeting, whist lasted from 8 to 10. Attendees included Bernard Garvan and others.
Rev. Frederick N Rutan pastors a midweek service this Wednesday at 7 30 evening and a Sunday 10 45 am service with choir music. Sunday school begins at noon for all ages. The Y P S will meet at 6 00 pm with a sermon on Sunday morning May 23 observers include A R S Women s Relief Day and Sons of Veterans. A recorded meeting of the Woman s Board of Foreign Missions will be held at the church with an all day session and noon meal served by the Women s Benevolent Society.
Whitestone Polly shown by William B. Sightlm at the New ford district kennel club event captured a first in mitt biteliés class under 40 pounds, a third in open under 40 pounds, and a first in use.
At a Monday meeting the board granted two pony express licenses after careful consideration by selectmen. Officials concluded that issuing the licenses best serves bona fide business use and local needs.
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