Concord Celebrates 133rd Anniversary with School Sports Band Ball
Concord marks its 133rd anniversary with a day of events including a salute by the Independent Battery under Sergt Goodwin, a dual high school athletic meet won by Concord 49 23, a Melrose Cadet band concert in the town hall, a 6 to 0 ball game over Mechanics Arts high, a sunset retreat for the 6th regiment Infantry, and a large armory dance plus a dramatic program in Monument hall. Henry Wheeler reports trap skin sales over 250 dollars in the season ending March 15.
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Concord
Concord Independent Battery
Robert E. Goodwin
Concord High School
Concord Schol
Concord High
Melrose
Armory
Co. I
Monument Hall
Concord Council, K. of C
Lincoln Tax Sale Notice for 1907 Parcels in Lincoln Mass
Collector Amanda Hunter and G A A Pevey announce unpaid 1907 taxes on Lincoln Middlesex parcels. Public auction set for May 2 1908 at 3 30 p m at Town House for undivided parts or whole parcels to cover taxes and charges. Details include an 82 acre tract near Trapelo Road and an 3 acre tract near Fitchburg Division.
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Lincoln
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Amanda T. Hunter
G. A .A. Pevey
Elisha Harrington
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine R. R
Charles S. Wheeler
Mass
Nine Hundred Boys Visit Raymond Farm for Brigade Field Day
Nearly 900 members of the United Boys brigade gathered at George J. Raymond's farm in South Sudbury for the 12th annual field day. The event featured a mock battle, military maneuvers, and a dress parade under Gen. P. A. Bridgman and Col. A. G. Cullis. Raymond praised the day despite gloomy weather as officials and spectators applauded the well organized event.
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South Sudbury
United Boys Brigade
George J. Raymond
Boston
Mr. Raymond
W. H. H. Gary
Winthrop and
Crescent Hill
Arlington Heights
Charles FE. Garron
Malden
Baptist Bethel
W. H. Martin
Lawrence
F. K. Bates
Norwood
Pingree
Franklin St
Congregational
Somerville
P. G. Thayer
Leominster
Clinton
James A. Cashman
Signal Corps
Engineering Corps
Ambulance Corps
Gary
Raymond Country House
First Brigade
Engineer Corps
Raymond Farm
Raymond
W. H. Smith
Everett
A. P. Coleman
Melrose Highlands
P. A. Bridgman
Department of New England
Garry
Bridgman
Concord to Aid Chelsea Sufferers Relief Fund Becomes Town Committee
At a April 15 1908 Concord meeting selectmen are named to canvass for relief funds for Chelsea fire victims. A long list of volunteers including residents and club members will receive money and clothing contributions in coordination with the Concord Woman's Club.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Chelsea
Benjamin W. Brown
Walter A. Carr
George B. Clark
Patrick Cull
Jubilee year for the corset maker ushers new lingerie trends
Our Weekly New York Letter surveys fashion in corsetry and undergarments. It notes the shift toward properly fitted corsets, dainty slips, and sheer gowns, with lace, embroidery, and Valenciennes details. summer frocks in light silks, cotton voiles, and chambray appear, alongside fashionable wraps like burnous and dolman styles.
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Gene‘ DE Pontac
Point de Venice
Alencon
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Hudson
Maynard
Henry JC. Wheeler
Concord Trapper
Mr. Wheeler
Congo
L.N. Fowler
Collector's Office
Trapelo
Cambridge Water Basin
Mond Farm
Rogers
Salem
Glenwood
G. R. Hall & Co. Co
Marlboro
Albert Vanderhoof
A. Holt
Nin J
Edward T. Harrington CO
Washington Street
Elisha S. Dwelley
Fairhaven Road
GY Caliebyn
Laura J. Dwelley
Horace Tuttle Elmer E. Shattuck
Selectmen of
H. J. Evensen
Walden Street
OUR Weekly
NEW York Letter
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