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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1904
Page
5
A trades item listing double and single fitting collars in cheviots and worsteds. Describes hand padded collars and various fabrics including unfinished black worsteds and brown mixed worsted cheviots. Notes a first appearance of certain suit fabrics in the catalog.
A garbled listing describes handmade collars and button holes with pricing around 15.00. Mentions double and single options, unfinished worsted fabric, and varying browns. Claims a remarkable collection of suits offered at 15 dollars.
Advertisement highlights a new season collection of boys overcoats in sizes 8 to 16. Features Tourist and Chesterfield models in long cuts, Oxford and Frieze fabrics, single or double breast, cloth or velvet collars, broad shoulders, tailored fit, offered in black and blue. Describes both dressy options and the greatest showing yet.
A catalog note touts attractive boys overcoats from ages 3 to 10 including Russian and Cossack styles, Belted Tourist Coats, plain and box-plait designs. Garments use new cheviots, meltons, friezes, kerseys and plush in navy, royal, brown, tan and Oxford. Most button at the neck, tailored for good fit, priced from $2.00 to $7.00.
The New England Associate Alliance met in the Unitarian church in Concord last Thursday with 309 delegates. Mrs. Prescott Keyes opened the session, followed by a hymn and prayer by Loren B. Macdonald. Speakers included Emma C Low on Jestivities a Branch Do, Mrs. W. H. Greeley on A Plea for the Intelligent Use of the Bible, Mrs. George G. Saville on The Miscellaneous Program, and Rev. James Eells on The Next Step. A box lunch was served after roll call.
About 225 delegates of the woman's auxiliary to the Episcopal board of missions traveled to Concord by three special cars leaving North station Boston at 11:30. The day was filled with incident from the moment departure times arrived.
A church delegation greeted visitors at the station with a Trinity luncheon served in the vestry. Rev. H. K. Hanna led tours to historic sites while about 150 rode sightseer buses and 75 walked with the rector. The group paused at Sleepy Hollow to view graves of notable Revolutionary figures.
Fred Brigham, a Buswell's Express driver, suffered a severe ankle injury after a horse stepped on him while guiding horses to water. The incident caused swelling and pain, delaying exam due to swelling. Dr Braley could not assess possible bone damage until the swelling subsides.
Fred L. Bryant Willard Fulton Rev C J Halmgren Fred Weirs Theo Walters Mrs James A Blanchard Miss Alice F Brown Mrs Albert Buch Miss B M Niler Miss Sadie G Nickles Mrs G Stackpole Miss Elsie Shaw Mrs Annie Treacy.
A Goddard buggy in first class condition for sale cheap. A tenement lot inquiry via Joseph Dee Jr. May be used as horse cart or storage. J B. Campbell billiard table for sale or rent. Wood lots for sale in Concord and Acton to settle an estate listed by Erastus H. Smith. Parish notice: Christian Science service Sundays at 3:30 PM in Masonic Hall Monument Square. WANTED by Mrs. Watson Bonat for housework. Contact P O Box 570 Concord.
Food sales were held Friday at the Unitarian church with Miss Sohier Miss Wheeler Miss Hosmer Miss Anderson Miss Bartlett and Merrill Brown in charge. A Saturday sale at the Trinitarian church raised about $26 with Miss Davis Mrs. Pierce Mrs. Tuttle Miss Calef Miss Davis and Miss Bass in charge.
Ohio woman Anna Patton of Xenia says she feels twenty though over sixty after using Mi-ona, a dyspepsia remedy sold locally by H and Richardson at 50 cents a box. The ads claim many Concord women look younger due to improved digestion and health.
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