Milford minister visits as Acton notes gather
Local updates report Rev. Bryant McLellan of Milford in town the first of the week and Rev. Easterbrook delivering sermons on Christianity with growing audience. Community classifieds include hardware, groceries, hay for sale and a dog lost named Trilby with owner seeking information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant McLellan
Milford
Bert Mead
Somer- Mille
G. C. Wright
Mr. Emerick
Ve. “Twitchell
Ellsworth Woodward
Hayward House
Gray
BF. E. Harris
Dr. Hutchins
J. E. Richardson
Acton Lodge
Odd Fellowship
America
Easterbrook
Concord Woman's Club Elects New Leaders After April Meeting
The Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club met Saturday April 18. President Mrs George M Brooks retires after a three year abroad. she receives thanks for her service. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Henry C Rolfe and vice presidents Mrs Carol Hutchins and Mrs Ripley Bartlett along with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord, Massachusetts
Murray Ballou
Chas. W. Prescott
Geo. E. Vialle
Edw. C. Damon
Jas. B. Wood
Ripley Bartlett
Richard F. Barrett
Weekly Weather Figures for Week Ending April 20 1896
The week ending 7 p.m. April 20 1896 recorded a maximum temperature of 38 on April 16 and a minimum of 38 on April 15. The weekly range was 50 and the mean 60.2. Total precipitation measured 0.58 inch. Frep A Tower Observer.
Farmers offer high grade fertilizer for sale
Live up to date farmers advertise high grade fertilizer for sale to farmers. Large commissions paid. Address P O Box 1804 Boston Mass. Electric Bitters touted as spring tonic and malaria preventive with claims of liver benefits and relief from headaches indigestion and constipation at 50 cents a bottle from B F Johnson Co Maynard Richardson Concord Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Box
Boston
Mass
B. F. Johnson & Co
Maynard
H.S. Richardson
Corcord Drug Store
Concord Junction
O. L. Dart
Derby Street
Concord Junction News and Rumors From Town Life
Concord Junction reports on officers and residents with the warner lake fleet plans, local hospitalities, reformatory news, Patriots day events, wheel culture, and community notices. The Musketaquid club supper and a busy church schedule highlight social life amid ongoing local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Lake
Ladies Union
Wisner I. Park, Jr
Mr. Bowers
Russell
Benjamin F
New York
Brooklyn
Irving A. Blossom
Bert Hudson
Roxbury
Officer Blossom
Reformatory
A. &. Smith
Massachusetts Reformatory
Local Notices and Garden Bits from Cambridge
Charlie Burroughs left J. D. Coburn & Co. J. Q. Hayward of Medford visited his father on Monday. Mr. Robinson and daughter of Cambridge stayed with Mrs. Perkins on Thursday. Memorial decorations praise the white lilac as delicate and beautiful. A few shrubs offered for free distribution. Call for one at C. H. Burrough's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Hayward
Medford
Mr. Robinson
Cambridge
C. H. Burrough’s
Recommends Dr King’s New Discovery for Pneumonia
A letter from Rev. J Gunderman recounts his wife’s severe pneumonia and La Grippe illness. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with rapid, satisfactory relief and notes trial bottles are available at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gunderman
Dinondale
Dr.King
B. F. Johnson and Co. Maynard and
H. S. Richardson Concord
Puritana's Medical Legacy and Crosby Family
The article profiles Dr. Dixi Crosby and his kin, detailing their roles at Columbian College Hospital and Dartmouth, and describing the Puritana formula. It notes Crosby's invention of a permanent version of Puritana and its roots in New England herbs, portrayed as Nature's Cure from the laboratory of common sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Santee
Josiah Crosby
Thos. R
Columbian College Hospital
Dartmouth College
Dixi Crosby
New England
Crosby
Deadline for weekly publication submissions
The notice urges all material to reach the publication office by Tuesday night to ensure the same weeks issue. Early receipt avoids condensation or delay of articles, with news, advertising, and subscriptions left with A. L. Noyes at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Noyes
Acton Centre Dated Social Notes and Sale Announcement
Acton Centre notes include visits by T F Noyes and family, Brown family from Water town and Fletcher renting the summer home. Twenty Towamba club members dined at Monument House. Otis Forbush will auction Benj. Smith and Emma Barnes estate on April 28 1896 at 10 am with farm tools hay wagons cattle and household goods. cows to be sold at 1 30 pm. Sale on Stow Sudbury and Maynard roads near the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
J. Carter
G. A. Conant
Vermont
N. E
H. A. Littlefield
E. C. Parker
DANA
G. B. Parker
Windsor Cash Store
Littlefield’s
Brigham’s Cadet Orchestra
Miss
Miss Knowlton
Waldo Littlefield
Nathan ‘Derby
Benjamin Derby
County of Middlesex
South Dist
Concord
County of
Middlesex
Walden Street
Town of
Thoreau Street
Frank E. Foss
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Joseph Derby
Benjamin
Derby
Towamba Club
Woburn
Monument House
George Barker
Waltham
F.J. Barker
Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Mass
Benj. Smith
Emma Barnes
Maynard
Stow
Sudbury
Sudbury Social Event Features Marlboro Orchestra
A Patrons of Husbandry social is planned in the town hall Friday evening with music by the Harry E. Brigham orchestra of Marlboro. Earlier at the high school, memorial tributes to the late governor featured refined exercises and a notably simple draped room. Citizens committee for the dedicated monument to Sudbury's Revolutionary soldiers and sailors met Saturday evening to arrange a portion of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Brigham
Marlboro
Citizens Committee
Hone
Sudbury
Revolutionary Soldiers and Sailors
Wayland Maynard to Host June 17 Celebration Program
The event invites Hon Homer Rogers to be president of the day with Representative John L Bates to deliver the oration. Acting governor Hon Roger Wolcott regrets. Wayland and Maynard boards invited, Sudbury brass band secured, school children expected to participate. The Massachusetts Society Sons of the American Revolution will send Edwin Shepard Barrett and Charles Kimball Darling to the dedication in First Parish church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Rogers
John L. Bates
Ward One
Boston
Roger Wolcott
Commonwealth
Wayland and
Maynard
Sudbury Brass Band
Massachusetts Society Sons of the American Revolution
Edwin Shepard Barrett
Concord
Charles Kimball Darling
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Market Street
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Stockbrigde
C.H. Mead & CO
Renest Hosmer
D. D
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Bigelow
Ann
Tba
Leland and
Bullock Wanea
Cadwell
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E. W. Blossom
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Roxbury Court
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Hattie Campbell
William Barrett
K. T. McKenzie
W. W. Campbell
Wm. J. Batt
S. Thompson Blood
B. F. Russell
Concord Junction Church
Union Church
B. F. Johnson & Son
C. H. Whitney
Boxboro
Charlie Burroughs
J. D. Coburn & Co
Puritana
Vetched Crosby
Dartmouth Medical College
Esa
Glick & Young
Runels Building
T. F. Noyes
West Newbury
4. D. Brown
Watertown
G. L. Robbins
Brookline
A. C. Fletcher
Fletcher
Clara Pitman
Chas. Pitman
Ww. C. Robbins
Canada
Carload
Daniel Wetherhge
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