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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1893

Page

5

Concord area notes on local people events and history

Local column records Edwin Dardis in Wilder's shop and A F Bowman soups ad. Mentions property sale to Dr. Kirby, Emerson and Forbes families, and various social and civic happenings. Includes remarks on Thoreau and Concord history, church services, readings, and a long nostalgic anecdote about local naturalists and boundary work with Thoreau.

Edwin Dardis W. W. Wilder Hudson A. F. Bowman Newton Jamaica Plains Clarence Horace Tuttle

Concord Farmers Esteemed Beyond Occupation Differences

In a crusty critique of class snobbery, the piece contrasts Emerson and a Canadian wood chopper, praising Concord farmers for honest work, schooling, taxes, and sacrifice for the nation. It urges judging by achievement over occupation and cites Thoreau era values.

Emerson Thoreau Concord

Concord Weather Summary and Local Notices 1893

Week ending April 10 reports a high of 57 and low 18 with 1.08 inches of precipitation and 64 inches of snowfall. March 1893 in Concord notes mean barometer 30.034, mean temp 30.5, mean humidity 78.5 percent, and wind mainly from the southwesterly direction. The issue includes letters on sidewalk bicycle nuisance, artillery target practice, and Loyal Temperance anniversary plans for April 15 with Rev. Bulkeley and Mrs. Rolfe among speakers.

Fred A. Tower Concord Massachusetts Lower Town Hall Loyal Temperance Region B. R. Bulkeley A. F. Rolfe George Bartlett Harriet Clark Fannie Rolfe H. E. CuHapman Sec’v

Town Warrant Publication Debate Emerges

A letter to the editor argues that town warrants are posted at churches and the post office and printed in the annual town report, providing read access without extra newspaper costs. The writer contends the warrant is widely circulated and readers are informed of the annual meeting timing.

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Church Services and Meetings for Unitarian and Other Denominations

The notices list Unitarian Rev. B R Bulkeley with services at 10 45 a m and 7 40 p m and a Guild meeting on April 16 led by Miss Elsie Pierce. Trinitarian Congregational Rev Geo A Tewksbury with 10 45 a m services and evening services 7 30 p m plus Y P S C E at 6 30 p m and Friday prayer at 7 30. Protestant Episcopal Trinity Church led by Rev Walter Russell Breed with morning services 10 45 a m Sunday school at noon and Holy Communion on the second Sunday monthly. Lent Wednesday 4 30 p m addresses by the rector. all seats free.

J. W. Churchill Boston Congregational Church Concord Alliance Churchill W. S. Leland Marlboro Wheeler Acton Gleason Tower Leland Concord Junction Jennie Hatch B.R. Bulkeley Elsie Pierce Geo.a. Tewksbury Protestant Episcopal Trinity Church Walter Russell Breed

Local ads and notices fill Concord shops and services

Daily and weekly papers and goods offered by H L Whitcomb and others. Carriage work announced for April 1 at P W White’s wheelwright shop. Dressmaking, tailoring, piano lessons, millinery and ribbons promoted. New clothing at C E Browns, groceries and hardware at Hunt’s and Richardson’s. Saloons, farms, seeds, and household items listed with contact names in Concord listings.

A. W. Hosmer C. E. Brown’s H. L. Whitcomb S. P George F. Wheeler Waldo Flint C. E. Brown's Hunt’s Hunt's Green H. S. Richardson’s

Auction of Household Goods at Hall Over American Express Office

A sale to the highest bidder will offer old fashioned chairs card tables desks and a sofa plus crockery. It includes a spinning wheel and second hand furniture such as a bed lounge chamber sets bedsteads parlor stoves oil stoves carpets sofas spring beds hair and husk mattresses feather beds sewing machines and chairs. Additional items to be sold at the same time and place.

American Express Office

Also Mentioned on This Page

NLA Davis Main Street Kirby Theate Lewis Flint Henry D. Coolidge Massachusetts Senate Senate Young H. H. Sprague Ellen T. Emerson William H. Forbes Edith Forbes Alexander Forbes Teutonic Europe Samuel T. Blood of Masonic Hall Maynard Order of the Eastern Star Mary L. Keyes Lexington Kentucky Nellie Todd George S. Baldwin Unitarian Guild Louise B. King Unitarian Concord Enterprise Richmond William Brewster Brewster, Cobb & Esterbrook Unitarian Society Thomas van Ness Grindall Reynolds Ralph Waldo Emerson Harvard Theological School Henry Ware Jr Henry Ware H.C. Bowen & Sons Chas. B. Clark J. J. Curtayne Geo. P. Davis Fred D. Gleason E. H. Harding John Johnson A. H. Kimball William Keyes E. Lapierre W. J. Chadbourne R. L. McLeod E. J. Price L. A. Phillips R. E H. Swift M. J. White Thomas E. Will H. E. Watson M. S. Barrett Jettie L. Curran John Colby Georgia Conner Annie Crain Diehl Oliver Dickson Elizabeth Joseph B. Walkey Annie M. Wheele Syauntha Frank E. Cutter Assabet Henry Thoreau John Sudbury Woods Burlington Mass Skelton Lynn Shoemaker S. W Frep A. Tower Horror Citizen Concord, Mass Barker Jackson Reed McManus Concord Artillery Cutter Battles Cook Miner Corp Smith King Corp. How Larkin Buttrick O—Ir Corp Hart H. L. Whitcomb’s G.W. C. H. Towle F. J. Hastings & CO South Acton Concord Elevator Canada
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