Thanksgiving Sale Invitation Extends Weekender Hours
A local store extends a Thanksgiving sale inviting customers to visit for special discounts. The notice emphasizes a warm welcome and broad product range during the event.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1914
Page
10
A local store extends a Thanksgiving sale inviting customers to visit for special discounts. The notice emphasizes a warm welcome and broad product range during the event.
West Acton notes Herman Gould has hard wood floors installed at his home. Mrs George Y Hutchins of Stoneham spent Friday with relatives. Mrs Mary J Richardson and son Alfred visited Arthur L Wade in Melrose Highlands. The Lyceum course entertainment, directed by the Baptist Sunday school pastor's class, features John Kilham Life Among the Indians Thursday evening. Harvard student Webster Blanchard, home over Sunday, saw the Harvard Brown game and will travel to New Haven for Harvard Yale. Goding of Saugus visited his brother J A Goding late week. Mrs Frank Upham of Arlington visited her daughter Mrs Webster Tyler during the week. Pipe work connected the district water supply to Postmaster Jas Kinsley's home this past week. J S Moore family attended a Salem funeral Monday. Deer hunting resumes with the season open. Delegates to the Worcester state Sunday school convention included B D Hall and several Misses, plus D H Hall and family. Mrs J B Richardson, age 70, recently celebrated quietly at home with many tokens of friendship despite rheumatism.
The Tuesday evening concert by Mrs. Alice Worcester Weeks opened a season of performances. Mrs. Cummings delivered a lecture on The Life and Works of Longfellow while Mrs. Weeks provided songs, starting with The Green Trees Whis- and continuing the program.
The West Acton W C T A will send a Thanksgiving box of flowers and foods to the flower mission in Boston for the sick and poor. They have long contributed weekly flowers and seasonal boxes, with fruit vegetables jellies delicacies cocoa tea coffee raisins cereals and evergreens for baskets. contributions may be brought to the Misses Wetherbee’s home by Thursday night.
The nextBible course will cover Ahab and his dealings with Micaiah the prophet earning him the label The man who stood in the way of his own interests. A good audience attended despite bad weather. Thanksgiving day service will be held in the morning inviting nearby churches.
About 50 friends gathered Tuesday evening at his home for music games and refreshments. George of this town presented a dandy auto robe causing a brief revive, as guests from Hudson Maynard Concord Littleton and Acton attended. John hopes to repay the kindness someday with further parties.
The Ladies' Church Aid society will meet in the church parlor Thursday at 2 30. Mrs Geo Hopkinson and daughter Emily visited Mr and Mrs Luther Conant Jr. Rev Geo L Tewksbury and Rev F W Tingley exchanged in Concord. The Mothers' club met at Mrs BE S Fobes home with ten members and light refreshments. Acton Grange plans an open meeting Tuesday evening Nov 24 with an illustrated lecture on Grass and Alfalfa Culture by a speaker from the Agricultural Service Bureau.
Crandall Forbes moves to Framingham for winter work. Robert I. Mackenzie joins the South Acton woolen mills force. Notable social calls, travelers, and births fill the week with several residents welcoming babies. Fire crews battled a meadow blaze near George Ham’s property twice last week.
The Ladies Social circle meets tomorrow at 2 30 with Mrs Glines for a sewing session. Midweek prayer is Friday at 7 30. Sunday services at 10 20 morning and 7 evening with Sunday school at noon and C E at 6. An annual Christmas fair and sale is planned for December 3.
The Worcester Market, praised as the leading retail market next to Providence, announces its Thanksgiving week approach. It asserts the New Worcester Market offers superior size, arrangement, equipment, and sanitary conditions, promising savings and a pleasurable shopping experience for Thanksgiving trades.
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