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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1906
Page
5
Furs News Of Interest To All Women Purchasing Furs
The first shipment of our $2000 stock of furs has arrived featuring new and reliable pieces across sets scarves throws and ties shawls muffs and more in sable martin fox opossum raccoon mink squirrel coney at fair margins. Compare prices from 98c to 5000 per piece and chiffon neck ruffs at 2.98.
New Waists Collection Showcases White Pink and Blue Designs
The latest waists collection features white pink and blue wool waists with lace trimming and new designs priced at 1.98. A splendid line of fall and winter white waists includes mairas linen mercerized goods in new models priced from 0.98 to 4.98 with closely marked values.
Holiday Preparations and Framing In Belding Store News
A local notice outlines early holiday plans with ample stock arrivals and upcoming progress updates. It promotes photo framing for Christmas favors, boasting fine workmanship and a large moulding selection at prices lower than city stores. It also highlights stamped linens, embroidered pieces, and a range of silks and knitting supplies from Belding's Silks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belding
Concord Social and Fraternal Meetings Report
The Ladies Afternoon Whist club met with Mrs A R McLeod on Willow Street Tuesday afternoon. Concord Grange hosted a supper in its hall Tuesday evening with Carlisle Grange members as guests. The Concord Antiquarian Society held its first regular meeting of the season Monday evening at Mrs Walter B. Sudbury Road. Henry F Smith Jr read a paper on Old Deerfield and Some of Its Old Houses. The Rt Em Camp William Fisher of Lawrence district deputy grand high priest visited Walden Royal Arch chapter of Masons Monday evening with Ex-Camp Benjamin Andrews as deputy grand captain of the host. The mark master degree was worked on two candidates followed by a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Antiquarian Society
Walter
Sudbury Road
Henry F. Smith Jr
Deerfield
Rt. Em
William Fisher
Lawrence
Walden Royal Arch
Masons
Benjamin Andrews
McCabe Hosey wedding in St Bernard’s church Dorchester
John A. McCabe of Boston wed Kathryn T Hosey daughter of Mrs John Hosey at St Bernard's church on Wednesday afternoon 3 30 Rev Fr Mortimer B Twomey officiated Miss Katherine A Gleason played the organ Helen Hosey sister of the bride served as maid of honor and John E Hannon of Concord Junction was best man A reception for immediate families followed at the bride’s mother’s Belknap Street home The groom works as a Chinese inspector for the New England district The couple will honeymoon in Canada and reside at 112 Talbot Ave Dorchester after returning from their trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McCabe
Boston
Kathryn T. Hosey
John Hosey
St. Bernard's Church
Mortimer B. Twomey
Katherine A. Gleason
Helen Hosey
John E. Hannon
Concord Junction
Ee Fitzgerald
Fitzpatrick Clahane wed at St Bernard’s parish
James H. Clahane and Annie B. Fitzpatrick were married by Rev Fr Mortimer E. Twomey at St. Bernard’s parochial residence on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mary L. Fitzpatrick served as maid of honor and William Clahane as best man. The couple, after a reception at the bride’s home on Bedford Street, plan a wedding tour and will reside in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard's Parish
James H. Clahane
Annie B. Fitzpatrick
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Mortimer E. Twomey
Mary L. Fitzpatrick
William Clahane
Bedford St
Clahane
Custom House
Boston
Lexington
Advertised Letters List Names for Batch Delivery
A notice lists recipients with letters awaiting pick up including Wm. B. Chapman L. J. Clement 8. L. Chesnutt Edwards Slate Co. G. W. Goodale E. X. Gove Fred E. B. Gurney J. H. Halloran Hagop Kalaordian L. Allison Chas Miller Carl Anderson David Neal Dani E. Sheehan Ed Schonberg Lewis W. Tarr J. W. W. Anson Whitcomb Harry M. Wilson box 49 Mrs. J. C. Bertram Katie Butler Mrs. Channing Clapp Mary Conry Mrs. Emma Grassley Ella J. Hill Mrs. Mary Holmes Mrs. Chas. B. Kettle Ruth Malmros Frances Miller Martia Linder Mrs. Moffett Mrs. Nevans Anne G. Nordvi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. B. Chapman
L. J. Clement
L. Chesnutt
Edwards Slate Co
G. W. Goodale
E. X. Gove
Fred EB. Gurney
J. H.halloran
Hagop Kalaordian
L. Allison
Cornet
Chas, Miller
Carl Anderson
David Neal
Dani. E. Sheehan
Ed. Schonberg
Lewis W. Tarr
J. W. W. J. Anson Whitcomb
Harry M. Wilson
J. C. Bertram
Katie Butler
Channing Clapp
Mary Conry
Emma Grassley
Ella J. Hill
Mary Holmes
Chas
Kettle
Ruth Malmros
Frances Miller
Martia Linder
Moffett
Nevans
Anne G. Nordvi
Cottage house for rent near Fair ee
Seven room cottage available for rent on Fair ee. Apply to Geo. F. Vanderveer, picture framing, opposite the Post Office, at one third less than Boston prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairee
Geo. F
Boston
Vanderveer
Post Office
Guild wins Massachusetts governorship by wide margin
Curtis Guild Jr is re-elected governor of Massachusetts by about 34,000 votes. The rest of the state ticket including Lieutenant Governor Draper wins, the congressional delegation stays at 11 Republicans and 3 Democrats, and the legislature remains strongly Republican though Democrats gain three Senate seats for a 28 to 12 split. the House stands 170 Republicans to 70 Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
Massachusetts
Draper
Congress
Guild
John B. Moran
Prohibition
Independence League
Moran
Senate
South Acton Village Notes and Local Happenings
Ruth Hawkins spent the weekend in this village and Miss Edith Brown will reside in Boston this winter. The Ladies’ Social circle plans a food sale in Exchange hall and a Holiday Carnival runs Nov 15 to 16. The old Exchange hall bell is cracked and will not be rung for Universalist services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hawkins
Edith Brown
Boston
L. N. Fowler
Esteane Symonds
F. S. Rice
Marjorie Peebles
Winchester
Hallowe’en
King’s Daughters
Winnifred Chandler
Eliza Fletcher
Fitchters Teurnley
Chase, Smith
Nantucket
Frank Smith
Amelia Tarbell
Lowell
Miss Blood
F. J. Hastings
Mabel
California
Walter Bird
Rebecca Warren
Clarence Mead
Townsend
Boxboro
Congregational Church
Colorado
Alfred Owen
Arthur Anderson
Olin
Wayne Lawrence
Hallowe'en
the Universalist Society
Exchange Hall
Exchange Ball
Cyrus Fletcher
Concord
Obsequies for Arthur Webster Senior in Acton
The funeral of Arthur Webster Senior, killed in the Amer ican Smokeless Powder plant accident, was held at Edwin Barker’s residence in Acton. Attended by company leaders and 40 workers, the service featured Episco pal rites by Rev. A B Papineau of Maynard and the body placed in Woodlawn receiving vault. he left England without kin in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Webster
Edwin Barker
Acton
Senior
America
England
A. B. Papineau
Maynard
Woodlawn
Wanted workers for piano stools in Acton Mass
South Acton local notice seeks three or four men to work on piano stools applying at A Merriam Co Acton Mass. For sale twenty cows and heifers in differentations Calvin Morse No Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Merriam Co
Acton
Mass
Calvin Morse
Sudbury
Montana Vote Signals GOP Gains In Statewide Results
Incomplete returns from Montana on November 7 show H Pray and H C Smith winning seats in Congress and state supreme court respectively. Republicans appear to be gaining momentum across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Congress
H. Pray
H. C. Smith
Supreme Court
Appalachian Club Visit To Concord On Tuesday
About fifty members of the Appalachian club visited Concord on Tuesday for a group outing. The trip showcased local landmarks and included a guided tour of historical sites in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Appalachian Club
Concord
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Geneva
Melrose
A. R. McLeod
Willowst
Concord Grange
Carlisle Grange
Hosey—Mccabe
Fitzpatrick—Clahane
Concord Local
South Acton
Obsequies
Montana
Maynard Poultry Ass'n
Stow
Sudbury Acton
Concord Jet
Book of Entries
Board of Management
A. Reynard, Pres
F. Whitehead
Sec
Doherty
E. Marchant
J. Webster
J. Downey
W. McAuslan
A. Walker
J. Thompson
A. Randell
B. Oliver
H. J. Dwinell & Co
Sargent
le Us
T. F. Parker
Main Street
Assabet Institution For Savings
C. J. Bodfish
Board Ae Ete
A. G. Haynes
S. R. Rhehis”roy
W Ogden
South Acton Coal & Lumber Co
P. Fletcher
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