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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1905
Page
5
Big Concord Battle Celebration Parade Schedule
Plans outline a full day of commemoration starting with a sunrise 45 gun salute and bells, then band concerts, athletic meet, drill, literary exercises, a 21 gun national salute, a major civic and military parade led by Lieut. Col. Cyrus H. Cook, and concluding with a concert and dance featuring the Ist Regt Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord H
Waltham H
6Th Regt
Cook
Parade Marshals Named for Concord 130th Anniversary Festivities
Plans are complete for a grand military and civic parade in Concord for the 130th anniversary. The event will feature the 3d battalion 6th Regt M V M along with G A R and Spanish War Veterans, and more than 100 civic vehicles from local businesses. The parade forms on Walden Hubbard Stow and Thoreau streets and proceeds via the Minute Man to Monument Square before returning to the square for dismissal. Chief marshal Lieut Col Cyrus H Cook and assistant marshal Benjamin W Brown head a list of honorary aids and division marshals. Local judges include Charles 8 Hart Frank Wheeler and C Fay Heywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Square
Cyrus H. Cook
3D Battalion
6Th Regt. M. V. M
Concord Post
Concord
Walden
Hubbard
Stow
Thoreau
Heywood
Lexington
Main
Sudbury
River
Elm
Charles 8. Hart
Frank Wheeler
C. Fay Heywood
1St Regiment
Benjamin W. Brown
Priest
Gihan
Major Hart
Dolan
Decker
Lieut Fiske
Thomas Todd , Jr
Philip A. Bavis
James L. Powers
A. B. C. Dakin
Samuel H. Tuttle
Maurice McWalter
George Hopkins
Roy Bass
James W. Morse
John J. Dee
Farnham Smith
Thomas Hollis
Charles Hogan
Aids
Loring N. Fowler
Theophilus Mason
Charles Davis
William A. Bass
Concord V8 Dedham Team Meet Set For April 19
Arrangements are practically complete for a day meet on April 19 between Concord high and Dedham high on the playgrounds. Both teams are strong and expected to produce a close contest with athletes listed for 100 and 220 yard dashes 12 lb shot put pole vault running broad jump high jump and distance events. Notable entries include Concords Tompkins Holden Rose Wilson and Ames and Dedhams Rogers Staples OConnell Hurley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Dedham High
Dedham
Boston
Concord
Wilson
Holden
Rose
Rogers
Staples
Ames
Potter
Blood
Stable
Carney
Young
Tompkins
Damon
Riefkohl
O'Connell
Whitney
Hurley
Harwood
Miner
A. Rogers
H. Rogers
Franks
Keenan
Biddle
Concord High School Beats Ayer Team In 20 to 2 Rout
Concord High School dominated the game with strong pitching by Luther Franks and Logie on the mound. Key baserunning and catching by Billy Fitzgerald helped Concord post a 33 to 24 total score, with 26 stolen bases for Concord and 2 for Ayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Boys
Luther Franks
Ayer
Billy” Fitzgerald
Pony Battery
Concord High School
Franks
Clark
Concord
McSweeney
Ll. Franks
Loughlin
McKenzie
Urquhart
Miner
Hart
H. Franks
J. Fitzpatrick
W. Fitzpatrick
Mats Eee Ae
Ayer High School
McGuane Ss
Allen If
Bérrigna
Hooley Cf
Tarrant
Sanderson Ib
Smith
Markham
Concord Junction Whist Club Results and Meetings
W B Ford undertakes extensive improvements on his grounds. The Wednesday Whist club met with Mrs. W W Curtis Jr. on Thursday afternoon. First prize went to Miss Grace Connery, second to Mrs. Albert Hix, and consolation to Mrs. W W Curtis Jr. Next meeting with Mrs Frank Elmes on Commonwealth Ave. Thursday afternoon April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Curtis Jr
Grace Connery
Albert Hix
Frank Elmes
Commonwealth Ave
Almanac Weather Preview for April 18
Almanac notes sun rise at 4 57, set at 6, full moon at 8 38 a m. High water at 11 a m and 11 15 p m. Pair weather is indicated for New England. The temperature will rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Temperanre
Rexall Mucu-Tone Promises Internal Cure for Catarrh
Rexall Mucu-Tone is advertised as an internal cure for catarrh, claimed to destroy germs in the blood and to tone mucous tissues. The advertisement stresses external remedies fail and promotes a trial size bottle for fifty cents, offered by a pharmacist with a thirty year physician-backed track record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Real Estate Sale Notice Under Miss Buck's Bailiwick
Delia Klubsenar as administrator announces an auction of real estate under Miss Buck's sale. The notice outlines the executor and property involved with intent to settle debts and distribute proceeds.
Quincy Adams Sawyer Brings Rural Charm to Music Hall
The dramatized version of Quincy Adams Sawyer will be staged at Music Hall. Set in Mason's Corner Massachusetts the tale follows Quincy Adams Sawyer a wealthy young man visiting the country. The play preserves the book's simple country charm and the New York production quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Music Hall
Mason's Corner
Massachusetts
Mr. Sawyer
Academy of Music
New York City
Boston
Musical Hall
New York
Licenses Sought for Drug Store and Other Premises in Concord
Concord notices announce applicants for Sixth class druggist licenses to sell intoxicating liquors for medicinal and chemical uses on Main Street Heywood block and Friend's block. Also listed are applications by H B Richardson for Richardson's block and Noll and Snow for easterly Commonwealth Avenue Bartholomew's block, dated April 18 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
A. McConnell
Mainst
Heywood's Block
John C. Friend
Main St
Richardson
Noll & Snow
Commonwealth Ave
Bartholomew's Block
John M. Keyes
Stedman Butterick
C. H. Whitney
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Theodore L. Smith
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W. B. Ford
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H. Delee
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William Munroe
William Davis
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Maynard
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Magnai, &A
Stedman Butterick, Co
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Selectmen of
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