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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1901
Page
6
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The store advertises complete stock of patent leather enamel cordovan and Vici Kid shoes plus tan low and walking shoes and slippers. It promises the newest popular styles and first class fit across all departments with constant stock at low prices for good quality.
Advertisement notes a wide range of youths and misses shoes, boys and girls footwear including children oxford styles and babies shoes. Claims availability in all sizes and grades to meet school play and dress requirements with specialty offerings.
Ipswich visitors include Mr and Mrs Arthur Drew and Mrs Andrew Magarty of Hudson. Mills and tenements update in Harriman's block. Local mill workers James OConnell and others reshuffle duties. Various town residents travel or visit Boston and Connecticut. Local sports report covers a baseball game with Lee Bugney and Powers, Bates pitching, and error-filled play.
The Young Ladies Social club hosted an invitation party at Cooperative hall on Wednesday. Misses Lilla Childs and Lizzie led the event with support from club members and local ladies. John W. Veitch organized decorations, Planagan's orchestra provided lively music, and Deil Martin served refreshments as about 60 couples danced from nine to midnight.
Maynard loses to Concord Junction 16 to 13 in the season opener. Poor field conditions and lack of practice contributed to loose play. Bates was repeatedly hit and Bass, returning from last season, pitched effectively for the visitors.
Mortgagee announces public auction of a South Acton parcel in Middlesex County Massachusetts on Monday June 17 1901 at 2 30 p m for foreclosure of a mortgage recorded in Book 1621 Page 570. The property includes a six and three fourths acre+ parcel with buildings, bounded by Conant Elna Jones Faxon Fitchburg Railroad and others. taxes of 1901 payable. Eugene Br as Assignee.
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