Millinery Department Introduces Latest Winter Hats
A local shop announces a new Millinery line with the latest patterns. They report strong sales and praise for styles and moderate prices, claiming 1 3 to 1 2 times lower than competitors for similar goods. Shoppers are urged to inspect the collection before buying.
Special Sale of Flannelette Short Skirts
Special sale offers flannelette short skirts at 49c with nine inch ruffles and silk edged trims in solid blue and pink and striped colors. Finest flannelette goods, value higher. White Daisy Cloth with pink and blue embroidery mentioned as handsome and serviceable garment.
Catarrh Cure Item For Sale At Discount Price
Complete outfit one dollar extra bottle fifty cents, offered by H S Richardson. Advertisement notes Abie B wi e and claims the only guaranteed cure for catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
H.S. Richardson
Social Notes from West Acton and Nearby Towns
A roundup of visits engagements and family news from West Acton and surrounding areas. Residents include Miss Hattie Porter with sister Mrs Adams in Littleton and Lydia Porter visiting Mrs A J Smith of Stow. Several weddings engagements and relocations are noted along with a fair date and a rebuilt local cooper shop ready for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Porter
Littleton
Mrs. Adams
Lydia Porter
A. J. Smith
Stow
Daniel Knowlton
Concord Junction
Albert Haynes
Edith Rockwell
Fannie
Delette H Hall to Represent 23d Middlesex in General Court
Delette H Hall of West Acton wins the 23rd Middlesex district nomination at the Republican caucus. Born in Bolton 62 years ago to Dea Enoch and Emeline Hall, he trained as a blacksmith after schooling in Worcester and Acton before enlisting early in Co E 26th Massachusetts during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Delette H. Hall
West Acton
Mr. Hall
Bolton
Dea. Enoch
Emeline Hosmer Hall
Worcester
Action
Pierce Academy
Middleboro
Co. E, 26Th Regt
Mass
Veteran West Acton resident honored for public service
The letter profiles a Civil War veteran from West Acton, longtime Hall Bros. partner, and charter member and commander of Isaac Davis post 138 G A R. It notes service with Butler and Grant, and Sheri dan in campaigns, plus a strong Christian character and Republican values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Butler
Gulf Department
Grant
Bermuda
Sheridan
Shenandoah Valley
West Acton
Isaac Davis
Hall Bros
Local Notices of Deaths Injuries and Social Visits
Acton and surrounding areas report a Boston sister visiting for a week. Margaret Abet to Mrs Mary Lothrop on School Street. Frank Willard attended the Harvard Indian game at Soldier's Field. Timothy Sheehan came from Bridgeport after burying his father from a fall at work. George Weatherbee injured at a stone crusher when a wagon backed into him but recovered quickly. Daniel McCormick 23 died at Peter Deans on School Street after two years with tuberculosis. native of Nova Scotia interred at St Bridgets Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspara Graun
Boston
Margaret Abet
Mary Lothrop
School St
Frank Willard
Soldier's Field
Timothy Sheehan
Bridgeport
George Weatherbee
Daniel McCormick
Peter Dean
Nova Scotia
Maynard
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Congregational Church Notes Show New Members and Events
Communion service conducted at the Congregational church with two new members received by letter from the Maynard society. The Christian Endeavor program featured Miss A Bowers with a strong address and a lasting orchestra, followed by an oyster supper and entertainment that drew praise for readings by Miss C A Canfield and performances by local artists. The King's Daughters announce a naked bean supper Thursday at 6 pm in the church vestry. Prohibitionist John H Lewis of Stoneham is expected to address the Sunday evening meeting. Found a stray hound dog. owner must prove property and pay charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
A. Bowers
Maynard Society
C. A. Canfield
John
Lewis
Stoneham
Massachusetts
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Notice of Administration for Annie Manning Estate
Probate Court citation in Middlesex to heirs and creditors of Annie T Manning late of Concord. John F Manning seeks letters of administration without bond. Hearing at Cambridge Probate Court on November 28 1905 at 9 am. Publication in Concord Enterprise weekly for three weeks. Charlies J MelIntire presiding. W B Rogers Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Annie T. Manning
Concord
John F. Manning
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charlies J. MelIntire
Esquire
Also Mentioned on This Page
Abie
Geo. V. Mead
Geo. Co. Wright
Cooper
Hattie Whitcomb
Somerville
A A. Wyman
Ladies of the Universalist Society
Edward Reed
Fitchburg
D. C. Cutler
Edward Knowlton Nash
F. C. Nash
Arthur W. Gardner
New Bedford
Walter C. Gardner
Annie Hendley
F. L. Whitcomb
D. H. Hall
G. A. R. Dept. Mass
Ft. Assiniboine
Mont
Dolly” Crampton
G. C. Wright
South
Acton
Congregational Church
South Acton
I. J. Manley
Roe
Our
Macallar Parker Company
Washington Street
Albert Vanderhoof
Maynard Opera House
Universal Food Choppers
T. F. Parker
Finney
W. BE. Rogers
Register