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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1900
Page
5
An advertisement touts cash trade discounts 10 percent lower than credit rivals and promises quality goods at reduced cash prices. It promotes 100 dozen ladies fleece lined Jersey vests and pants at 25 cents, with a second lot of heavy fleece Jersey vests and pants in limited supply.
Large sale listing dozens of Ladies and Children wool vests pants and union suits. Prices range from 25¢ to $1.50 with terms like heavy fleeced and all wool options. Includes Oneita Union Suits and Black Seamless Cashmere Hose with substantial bulk quantities.
Concord residents attend social events and meetings with Mrs Webster Mrs Julius M Smith and others. Henry Derby finds asparagus, renovations at town hall proceed, Tot Mack dies. reflections on church services and a Lyceum program. Plans for railway work include a Maynard line automobile connection and power supply from Lexington and Boston.
Concord antique rooms offer old fashioned furniture refinishing and reseated rush bottom chairs. Mr S P Prentiss will accept violin and piano pupils Wednesdays in Concord. Joe the Barber advertises on Walden Street near the post office. Wanted: girl for general housework and laundry. Also Eastman Kodaks supplies and Whitcomb’s confectionery advertised.
Weston Arms Co offers single 12 gauge guns at 6.00 and Forehand 12 16 gauge at 16.00. Syracuse Hollenbeck hammerless 12 gauge models retail 24.50 to 50.00 with prices 24.00 25.00 and 25.00. Nitro powder guaranteed guns and shells stocked. A Thanksgiving pigeon shoot at 9 AM east of the playground. entry 50 cents. John M. Keyes, Monument at Concord, Mass.
The pastor will lead Sunday services with a new five minute children's sermon during the morning. All children are invited. Evening service continues the series on The Lord's First Christian Endeavorers focusing on The Christian Endeavorer John. The pastor's juvenile class began last week with full attendance, meeting Tuesdays 3:45 to 4:30 for all boys and girls.
A special selectmen meeting was held to hear Concoed and listen residents about building plans within the set time. The executive committee of the company War urged an immediate start and a possible extension if delays occur. The committee pledged to provide rails and ties and said 140 workers would be on site by Friday if approved.
An 1900 Concord letter to the Boston Journal correcting a Bryan vote claim sparks a partisan reply. Windsor Russell writes under a fictitious signature to challenge alleged miscounts, while local Democrats and Republicans trade barbs over 1775 parallels and patriotism.
Winslow Kiesell signs a respectful message offering sincere condolences to an unknown Democratic friend named Sam. The note conveys sympathy and formal closing.
A rough notice describes a young man aged 18 to 20 for a grocery business with prior experience preferred and good education. It also mentions watch and jewelry repair services, and a dressmaking recruitment for Mrs Fowler's in Denby, seeking orders in the latest style.
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