Most Prominent Citizens Remembered in Concord Obituary
The passing of Charles Prescott leaves a void in Concord as longtime farmer and helper to many. Born November 14, 1858, he faced a health scare yet remained active, with a legacy of public spirit, dancing, and readiness to assist on town occasions and for movers. He endured a stint in Arizona and New Mexico in 1880 and 1881 before returning to steady work.
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George L. Prescott
Concord Company
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Prescott the asparagus pioneer and dedicated citizen
Obituary recounts Charles Prescott of Concord who advanced giant asparagus farming, organized experiments against rust with Amherst and Concord stations, and served in local artilleries and veteran groups. Survived by wife Ida L. Davis and son George L. Prescott, he died after a street stroke in Boston while delivering eggs.
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Prescott
Tricultural College
Amherst
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Department of Agriculture
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Mass. Asparagus Association
Concord
Loyal Legion
Veteran Association
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Mr. Prescott
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Idal L. Davis
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George L. Prescott
Christmas Domestic Mystery Plea From a Child
A Detroit Free Press note recalls a family scene on Christmas Eve with a boy who suspects adults. He playfully probes his father about hidden gifts beneath the bed while the pair strive to avoid light and disclosure until nighttime talks reveal the boy’s keen awareness.
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Detroit Free Press
Community group Kamp Tak-It-E-Z receives substantial donation
Fred Baker sent a large check to Kamp Tak-It-E-Z to cover deficit from a recent dance loss. The gesture reflects his ongoing support for the town's social and public life.
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Kamp Tak-It-E-Z
Fred. Baker
Baker
Christmas Store Windows Dressed Up Across Town
Town shops have been attractively dressed for Christmas with displays of goods. Residents are urged to visit local stores to view seasonal decorations and take advantage of holiday offers.
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Denholm
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Merchants and People Embrace Growing Home Purchases
The passage notes increasing local buying by merchants and residents, highlighting a positive trend in the town’s business life as more goods are purchased at home each year. It emphasizes growing confidence and support for local commerce.
Suffering With Lockjaw Engulfs Mathew Steinman
Mathew Steinman has endured a severe two week illness after a cut on his hand festered. Blood poisoning and tetanus developed, leaving little hope for recovery.
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Mathew Steinman
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