14 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1895
Page
1
For premium groceries our stock includes candy nuts sultana Malaga and California raisins currants prunes cranberries spices tea coffee butter and cheese five kinds crackers fancy cakes canned goods and more to complete your Thanksgiving dinner prices invite comparison and value for patrons.
Alfred T. Haynes invites notices by Tuesday night for the week’s issue. Waltham mover William Carter, Marlboro masons parade, Colón steamer, life-size portrait prize won by Representative O Neil. New dentist plans opening, December confirmation delayed, and a garlicky odor rumor circulates. Local socials include oyster supper, Y P S C E anniversary, English tea party drawing 600, and Red Men visit Nashoba. A. Espie and A. Whittaker wed, Bertie Turner visits, James Foote opens a blacksmith shop, and water wheels nearing 164 horsepower. Weaving sells house to Charles Drew, English tea a success, vesper service well attended, and Deputy Morse serves contract action papers to Town Treasurer Gutteridge for $10,000 in water services claims.
Mrs Fannie Simpson to spend winter in Groton and Miss Helen Putnam engages Kingsley Blake. J Fred Murray returns from Lawrence. weather bureau staff changes in Boston. Charles Thompson improving. senior high elected Derby president Goodwin vice president Barrett secretary. Thanksgiving issue promised by The Enterprise. Local accidents, signal corps dinner, and several auctions noted with dates and items.
John W Flood ends his long tenure as overseer at Assabet Manufacturing Co after a quarter century in mills. He led dry finishing for 10 years and wet finishing for nearly 13. To mark the occasion 77 current and former workers presented a heavy gold seal ring with onyx and a gold charm with onyx and Masonic emblems.
A D Holt on Main Street announces the arrival of the Family Glenwood range and a large line of parlor and kitchen stoves. Also advertised are odorless oil heaters priced at one cent per hour.
The committees of the English tea party and entertainment thank all who assisted in the successful event held last Saturday for St George’s Mission. Signed J. H. Gay secretary on behalf of committees.
Bucklen Arnica Salve praised as the best salve for cuts sores ulcers and skin eruptions with promises of perfect satisfaction. Advertising copy notes price 25 cents per box and sale through Sane & Sons Mayobed and Richardson Concord.
Notice directs readers to leave advertising inserts and subscription payments at the H. L. Whitcomb bookstore and at the local post office. It indicates where to file and access issue-related materials.
A Thursday evening concert at the Unitarian church will feature Miss Chamberlain as whistler and Master Garfield Stone as soloist with solos by Miss Bates and Miss Phelan and readings by Mr. Phelan. Admission is 20 cents. Ice cream cake and candy will be sold after the concert for a pleasant evening for all attendees.
A concert featuring a mix of musical exercises by Boston and local musicians will be held Thursday evening November 14 at the Trinitarian church. The Whatsoever circle of King’s Daughters and Sons sponsors the event. Tickets cost 20 cents.
Boston Harness Co. office and Concord Elm Street address listed for Cor Tunction. Wheeler offers investors first class cumulative preferred stocks yielding about seven percent.
Claims health benefits of De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve for eczema and skin affections. Mentions Jol aly a perfect ee ee ohr son and firms Be Jol aly a perfect ee ee ohr son and Son Magna Kitney Concord H A Littlefield Avert Acton.
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