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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1901
Page
5
A terse notice outlines a deal involving tail end inventory and direct sale terms. It mentions perfect goods, ribbed items in two cases, and men’s fine balbriggan underwear with seating drawers claimed as readily available. No clear dates or organizations are provided.
A brief advert notes shirts priced at 50 cents each in standard stock. No specific brands or dates are provided.
Jersey ribbed underwear in fancy colors offered in full medium shirts with silk finish and double seated French back strap described as peer to any garment sold here for.
An obituary notes the burial Monday of a former Concord high school principal who served from 1846 to 1854. A Memorial Day service at Trinitarian church featured special music with Grand Army invited. Community events include a Social Club carriage ride and a growing town orchestra. road mishap reports on Lexington Street cite a broken axle and lantern need. Austin Heywood died last week. funeral Monday led by Rev. W W Campbell. A June wedding is planned in St Pauls Boston for Henry A Richardson and Anna M with home in Wellesley after July 20.
Concord letters report Mary Lawterice visiting relatives, church gatherings led by Co I in uniform, and Capt Frank Cutter's family traveling to Pigeon Cove. The article mentions cemetery improvements, a milk adulteration fine, engagements, floods in river meadows, meadow bay concerns, and a series of local community notices including weddings, Memorial Day plans, and town announcements.
Concord Junction hosts a June 1 baseball game against Lowell at home. Town news covers a new piano stock, altered post office housing, local obituaries, church events, festival postponements, and visits from Dawson City editor Caskey.
The column records a Highland Avenue house party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B. G. with Mr. Howard presenting electric surprises. It notes local business growth by George de Whitney and expansion of Fred E. Poor's store space. Several visits and illnesses are mentioned, plus Boy Scouts drill, a reformatory grounds Memorial service, and a visit by the New York State Board of Prison Trustees to the reformatory.
Mrs Sophia L Chaplin dresses at Mrs Brydens Common wealth av. agent for Old Staten Island dye house and Butterick patterns. Dart sells celluloid collars paints shirts waists wrappers bonnets jam. To Let three Grove st cottages near Reformatory rents 11.00. five room house with stable 3.00. another six room house with garden near Reformatory 11?. apply I W Flagg East Acton. To let June 1st house stable and 1 acre Lawn Brook Road apply Charles E Brown.
A mass meeting of Mount Union milk producers last night led to a vote to bind all growers to sign on one side or the other. The gathering aimed to unify effort among local dairy farmers on a contract position.
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