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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1903
Page
1
Classified item row featuring oak and mahogany dressers with mirrors of multiple sizes. Prices range from 10 to 35 dollars with descriptions including drawer counts, mirror dimensions, and front styles.
Notice instructs that all matter must reach the office of Publication by Tuesday night to be included in the same week's issue. Earlier submissions prevent condensation or delay. news advertisements and subscriptions may be left with F. B. Sanderson in Riverside block and subscriptions at B. J. Coughlin's news room.
A retailer touts its clothing as a mark of discernment with emphasis on quality and fit. The establishment asserts meticulous craftsmanship and honest dealings as the path to success, claiming the well dressed man today is a product of their work.
Frank Johnson leaves RCA this week. Richard Wright and his wife of Lawrence visit town. Allie Winslow and Raymond Coulter arrive home for a few days. C M H street railway cars run for first time yesterday. Mary and Kate Coughlin attend a Worcester wedding. George Lynch signs with New Haven Connecticut league for winter. A special town meeting may repair the Mirror Lake pipeline. Cartwright's Clinton orchestra to play at St. Bridget's dance next Wednesday. Div. 44 A O H will parade at Hudson Saturday night departing 6.40 train B and M. Attendees at C E union rally in Lincoln. No teacher elected yet to fill Celia Murphy vacancy after three meetings. Eddie Rafferty and Officer Connors at Brockton fair. Connors accompanied by selectmen. Loyal Temperance legion meets Saturday 1.30 at Congregational vestry. Mrs. Evalyn Norton in charge. Juv enile dancing class expected to be large. acton and Stow children to be met at cars. info from Mrs F U Rich or Mrs R W Carter.
A survey of local notes from Concord Junction details Robert W. Browning’s NH trip, Rev. Mr. Clapp’s sermon in Northampton, and several families visiting Sandwich and Fall River. Reports of rallies, church events, and union meetings, plus plans for Musketaquid club season and W C T U activities, mark a busy week ending with publication deadlines.
Mr and Mrs George H Gutteridge hosted a Monday night celebration for their fifth wedding anniversary. Fred W Taylor presented a handsome book case on behalf of guests and Mr Gutteridge gave a gracious reply before a social hour. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Hanna Dr and Mrs K T Richards and many others.
Concord notes report the Y P C B annual meeting on Tuesday night. Concord high school football beat Maynard high in a fall championship semi final. About 40 house lots back of Concord Home school sold as land development proceeds. People travel to Lincoln for a union rally and social.
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