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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
5
E Erickson moves to Berlin with a long brick structure repurposed for auto service and winter storage. He brings four years of automotive experience including Buick expertise and Ford agency work. The site offers quick service, standard oil products, accessories, and space for used cars and local or traveling customers.
The dealer traces sales since 1910 and highlights service as their core value. They note selling 187 cars and trucks in 1924 and aim for 200 in the current year, attributing success to a square deal and mutual belief in Ford products. The mindset is summarized with the motto Let'em ride.
He relocated to a Roxborough garage after moving from a building where he was located and has continued there since. Though still in the auto trade, he prefers radio work and has pleased many customers in Actons Maynard and nearby towns. He can form and install the entire outfit to trade satisfaction.
A. L. A. Harry L. Sutton came from New York in 1909 to work on a fruit farm and later opened the Bolton Garage in November 1921. The shop handles all repair work and carries top accessories with Quick Service as a motto. Sutton serves as forest warden and fire chief, and resides with his family in the village near the post office.
A historical note on John F. Lovell and Lovell Bus Lines describing early jitney service in Woburn and the West Side, the offered routes through Burlington, Billerica, Concord, Maynard and Acton, and later expansion with three new coaches for White Mountains tours from Maynard every Tuesday and Saturday.
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