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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1910
Page
8
Readily styled men’s negligee shirts feature attached cuffs, a neat stripe and figure pattern, cut to coat style. Listed at a 69 cent value, the item highlights practical, comfortable detailing for nightwear or lounge wear in period catalogs.
A fragment describes a pair of shoes noted as utterly fast color with double heel and toe in black and tan. The sentence includes a stray percentage value of 49 percent, with no further context or details provided.
A display showcases a range of comfortable seating options in multiple colors. Shoppers note fabric variety and style choices across living room and lounge areas. Local store managers report steady interest and positive feedback from customers.
William Boyd of Cambridge visited town Saturday while Helen Wood attended a Halloween party at Tufte. Grace Rouillard from Everett visits with aunt Mrs. Margaret Rouillard. Ida Grahame of Woburn stays with Minnie Gamble. Harold Phalen, Tufte 12, shows strong track form. John Edwards of Gloucester visits Chas Edwards family. Schoolhouse road work advances with stone crusher moved to South Acton. No high school Friday due to state teachers convention in Boston. Grangers’ barge party at Lincoln pleases neighbors. East Acton pastors attend Middlesex Congregational church convention at Lancaster. Arthur Mores leaves Riverside Laundry for Jordan Marsh Co. in Boston. Ladies’ Church Aid annual fair and sale at town hall with supper and music. sale and tables clear quickly. fair considered financially successful.
At the Grange meeting last week candidates on receiving the third and fourth degrees became full fledged Grangers. Names include A and Mrs Pennell Jas Coughlin William Coughlin Edward Ward Mary Davis and Joseph Reed. The Latics degree staff impressed with their work. A harvest supper followed in the lower hall after initiation.
A Witch party hosted by the Arc club drew about 50 couples to the village hall Saturday. Young ladies wore black and red costumes with crepe paper decorations and jack o lanterns. Red lighting enhanced the waltz garman scene. organizers earned praise and a future event is hoped.
Several from here attended the Mechanics fair last week. Robert Cheney was home from Portsmouth high school for Sunday. Erwin Harris and wife read at his father’s on Friday. Marlow Barnes and his wife moved to Milford New Hampshire Saturday where he will be employed on a chicken farm. The first New Haven freight to set the scene.
Pass through from Taunton to Nashua on Saturday night relieves one of the old B. M. freight gangs. Arthur Harris wed Dora Le Blanc at Nashua on Monday the 31st. They plan to live in the brown cottage opposite Trombly's.
Andrew Hapgood of Lynn visited West Acton while Miss May Burroughs and Harold Wilson spent Sunday with Mrs. Elia Burroughs. Austin K. Lawrence of Boxboro had a serious accident when his horse-drawn wagon was struck by a train near S. Lee Richards and he crawled home. Auctioneer Otis H. Forbush will sell Nettie B. Baker estate goods November 4 1910 at the former Chaghier place près Hayes' paint shop.
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