Waltham Merchant Opens Sunlight Store With 15000 Feet
P. P. Adams of Waltham unveils a newly altered main store now occupying 15000 square feet. The Sunlight Store features three 18 foot glass show windows with prism lighting, 26 arc lights, steel ceilings, and separated departments for small wares, ribbons, men’s wear, corsets, hosiery, infants’ wear, fabrics, drapery, and rugs. An introductory Fall Sale runs Oct 5 to 10 as Adams invites all to inspect the revamped emporium.
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New England
Sunlight
Boston
Waltham
Mr. Adams
Adams
Acton Centre Notices Show Local Moves and Auctions
Mrs Asaph Parlin improves from illness. Frank Farrar and family plan to move into Miss Mary Fletchers cottage. Mrs Robert Wayne picked several quarts of raspberries. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Fiske will move into Lyman Tut tle’s Lake Nagog cottage. Otia H Forbush lists sales: Oct 8 Concord household goods for G A Butters. antiques including a mahogany bureau. Oct 10 North Sudbury 36 cows and herd, Holstein bull at Gates farm near Nine Acre corner. Oct 12 South Sudbury 12 cows and stock, plus a horse near the N Y N H & H and B M railroads. Oct 16 sale noted as worth looking after for investment.
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Asaph Parlin
Frank Farrar
South Acton
Mary Fletcher
Robert Wayne
Wilbur Fiske
Lyman Tuttle
Lake Nagog
F. P. Wood
Vermont
Sadie Wood
Bath
N. H
Otia H. Forbush
Acton
Mass
Concord
G. A. Butters
Mahogany Bureau
North Sudbury
L. Herbert Huntley
Gates
Nine Acre Corner
Maynard
P. N. Jones
South Sudbury
N. Y
Wanted two men to pick apples Acton Center Mass
Help wanted notices seek two men at once to pick apples in Acton Center Massachusetts. Also a domestic position for a housekeeper or companion for a gentleman or lady with travel willing, addressed to box 64 Acton Centre.
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Acton Centre
L. H. Tuttle
Acton Center
Mass
Hudson Area People and Local Updates on Sunday Visits
Miss Jennie Bean visited in Boston. Ralph Truell from Worcester toured Hudson. Miss Nellie Carroll of Brockton visits her Main St home. Mrs. Coggins of Blossom guests in Springfield. Officer Magorty on vacation, Otis Adams covers beat. Richard Lincoln from Northboro visits town. Mrs. Ellithorpe and Mrs. Kenyon with relatives in Jamaica Plain. T F Mahoney sells Northboro farm to James Murray of Spencer. Mahoney sells 300 Columbia records and 5 graphophones. Miss Johnson from Hudson Department Store returns from vacation. Mrs. Fanny Clayton visits Chelsea with daughter Mrs. Edward Anthony. Mr. Tucker and mother return from New Hampshire trip. Mrs. Carrie Brown visits Watertown relatives. Miss Edith Hamilton from Fulton visits Ballantyne family in Washington St. Mr. and Mrs. Blair of Somerville visit Hudson. Hudson Gaslight Co tests gas pipes for leaks. Heel burnishers at C M Brett factory shift to piece work after Albany trip. Pumping station work starts by Gow Palmer and James P Clare & Son. Clares linked to the firm pleasing Hudson residents.
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Jennie Bean
Boston
Ralph Truell
Worcester
Nellie Carroll
Brockton
Main St
Timothy Coggins
Blossom
Springfield
Officer Magorty
Otis Adams
Richard Lincoln
Northboro
L. P. Ellithorpe
Sarah B. Kenyon
Jamaica Plain
T. F. Mahoney
Joel M. Rice
James H. Murray
Spencer
Thomas F. Mahoney
Columbia
Miss Johnson
Hudson Department Store
Fanny Clayton
Edward Anthony
Chelsea
Charlies P. Tucker
New Hampshire
Carrie Brown
Central St
Watertown
Edith Hamilton
Fulton
N. Y
James L. Ballantyne
Washington St
W. C. Blair
Somerville
Fred Davis
Hudson Gaslight Co
C. M. Brett
Albany
West Point
Saratoga
Gow, Palmer
James P. Clare
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