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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
9
Business overstocked after unmet spring demand and now conducts a morning clearance at 9 o clock continuing until stock is reduced. Every pair of shoes in the store advertised at an average 25 percent reduction.
Sudbury residents will enjoy a painted paired venue for a summer concert at Vendinehe. The Men's Club hosts a music entertainment on May 26 at 8 o'clock with ice cream and cake to follow. Selectmen receive invitation to Marlboro 260th anniversary exercises on June 11 1213.
Community notes confirm John Ht Bila Vidim of Sudbury, Frank B Tubs plans a rear garage, Charles Parmenter and James Tubs appear in local events. Henrietta Strigtt visits from Waltham, Nelson enjoys a visit from a Maine sister, W B Chamberlain moves into Ralph H Richardson’s house, William Barley overcomes illness and joins a town event at the new hall.
A liniment creator asserts a genuine rheumatism cure amid many fakes. The inventor claims his product has proven invaluable to many users who tested it.
The clipping lists weddings, health updates, vandalism warnings for Glenwood cemetery, local products and cigar promotions, society meetings, farm sales, and Barnum and Bailey show notes in Boston with details on dates, venues, and features. It highlights Miss Jessie Bell, Walter Clay and Katie Carey marriage, and various local business ads.
Members of the Baracca class held their annual meeting at Cong church Monday evening electing J. D. W. Chester as president and Joel Butterworth as vice president. Hartwell was mentioned among the attendees and officers.
The notice lists multiple dates for conferences and classes: Northfield conferences for student and young women in June to August, including a July 1 start and July 15 to 22 sessions, a July 21 to 28 foreign mission session, and a General Conference for Christian Workers in August. Bible studies run from August 23 to October 1 at Mt. Schools, with reduced rail fares June 10 to Oct 10.
Just before the Thursday Friday and Saturday sale features ladies and children's trimmed hats with prices cut from 0c to 3.08 and formerly 1 to 5 dollars. An opportunity to buy an extra hat for Memorial Day at a bargain.
Fragmentary notices report Alcine Marchand returning from visits to relatives in Worcester Fisherville and Northbridge during early June. Other garbled items reference individuals such as Foster Gaucher and Cormier with unclear context or dates.
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