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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1904
Page
5
Our Own Special Suits for boys aged 8 to 16 sell for 5 dollars. They are all wool cheviots with silk seams and taped trousers, double front, strong buttons, and durable jackets. Norfolk styles in sizes 3 to 12 priced from 3.50 to 7, plus a Russian blouse line at 2.50.
Continuation Sale offers mohair tams at 13 inch crowns and shirts at three for $1.00. Boys sweaters, Oxford sweaters, fleeced goods, merino and wool options advertised with deep discounts. New underwear lines introduced with very low prices on children's winter undergarments.
A retailer advertises boys winter hosiery from ages three up to large sizes, highlighting natural wool stocks and heavy fast black cotton hose. The 2x2 rib design features double heels and knees, pitched as the best value for money.
Tompkins impressed as a first time fallback while Temple returns strong. Rexford and McKay star for Concord with touches by Rexford, as Home school Rexford and McKay headlines. Also notes Weston A A and Watertown H S games this week. C H & HOP class of 1906 entertainment reported and John H. Whitney sidelined by lumbago.
Names of recipients include James Burns Nicholas Cotting J B James son Joseph Jones C Jansson Christian Martinson J D McNaughton George Almy B M Merrill M Leahy Gen James Miller Master Andrew Murphy Harry Myers James J Quinn Fred Scripture Miss M L Barrett Mrs Brown Miss Garbelle Burnham Mrs Ella Page and Mrs J B Smith listed for advertised letters.
The Barrett estate house on Monument street was sold at public auction to J. D. Murray with D. B. Hester in charge of renovations. John Engerbreten and Miss Mary Dwyer of Concord were married, and Engerbreten is a noted local carpenter. Militia drill introduced new tactics at weekly Co. I drill. Rev. M. B. Twomey travels to Cleveland for a church dedication and St. Louis Exposition. The Grand Council R A sent a guest to Musquetaquid Council 872 RA to discuss insurance work. Miss Annie Neally underwent appendicitis surgery at her sister’s Lexington Road home with Dr. Titcomb and Dr. Worcester as surgeons.
The annual meeting of Company I sixth Mass Regiment was held Thursday evening in the armory. Capt Sohier presided as records from 1903 were read. votes authorized renovating the armory and moving drill night from Thursday to Monday. Election of committees followed with Frank F Ireland reelected treasurer and C R Ford reelected librarian and clerk.
Charles Foreman of Lincoln, a carpenter for Lowden & Wilson, sustained a severe cut on his left arm Tuesday morning when his foot slipped causing a fall. A saw ripped through his sleeve, creating a jagged wound.
Local classified items include a Goddard buggy for sale, a back room to let in Urquhart's block, private sale offers to close an estate and buy a home, a cheap road cart for sale, a small Bow street stable to let, rentals toward purchase, and used furniture including a Jerome pool table and billiard table available to sell or rent.
Concord ad features H J Hensen on Walden Street promoting business principles and fair prices. Additional notices list a for sale rowboat, a lost gold heart pin near Friend's Drug, multiple Concord wood lots, and a housework girl wanted for Mrs Wood on Middle Street.
Mrs. Anna Patton of Xenia says a weakened stomach causes most wrinkles and aging. after one box of Mi-ona, she feels twenty years younger and can work full out. H. S. Richardson distributes Mi-ona at 50 cents a box and cites many praises from Concord women. Start using it now with Richardson's promise.
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