Concord Notes On Local Visits And Events
Early notes record Mrs Hatel Adams of Boston visiting Concord Miss F W Richardson hosted by Mrs James W Tufts of Medford and Mrs Sarah B Johnson of New York visiting relatives in town The Woman's Parish association met and the Woman Suffrage league planned events The East Coast visitors and tolls for World's Fair tickets are mentioned plus a correction about the Old Manse lease A Concord fight anniversary bells and a later Brookline dedication of First Parish church mark civic life with multiple church leaders in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Tufts
Medford
F. W. Richardson
Sarah B. Johnson
New York
Sadie
Agnes Wallace
Woman's Parish Association of the First
A. F. Bowman
Woman Suffrage League
M. G. Brown
Hubbard Street
A. H. Burrill
Tyndale
Fitchburg
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
E. C. Damon
H. E. Chapman
Concord
Great Britain
Armory
John Alexander
Henry N. Beede
George Carr
W. L. Collins
E. L. Edgecomb
Harry Lamonte
E. E. Whitfield
FE. O. Wight
Walter Deane
Laura Harris
Walker
A. S. White
E. Annie Yapp
Bicycle Club
Journal
Boston Town
Paul Revere
Placid Assabet
Placid
Pittsburg
F. H. Eaton
Lorenzo Eaton
Eaton
Framingham
West
Department of Charities
John Fox Alden
Concord Church
First Parish
Unitarian
Brookline
Walnut and
Warren Streets
James de Normandie
First Church
Roxbury
Grindall Reynolds
American Unitarian Association
Drummer Resigns as Foss Buys Walden Street Lot
Frank E. Foss purchases Mrs. Everett’s Walden street lot. John Jennings, base drummer of the Concord Fife and Drum corps, resigns his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Foss
Walden Street
John Jennings
Concord Fife and Drum Corps
Empire drill squad dazzles crowd with precision in Concord
A 1893 Concord event features 17 Empire drill girls led by Miss Katherine Garland and Miss Putnam, delivering flawless movements and elaborate formations. The male company, commanded by Captain Cutter, shows steadiness though the women outperform in drill and both groups receive praise for accuracy and showmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutter
Empire
Miss Putnam
Katherine Garland
F. E. Cutter
S. H. Tuttle
E. S. Barrett
Baldwin
Miss Brooks
Miss Barrett
Miss Bartlett
Miss Batcheller
Miss Brown
Miss Drury
Miss Emmett
Miss Gage
Miss Garland
Miss Gay
Miss Gillespie
Miss Hatch
Miss Howard
Miss Linden
Miss Miller
Miss Reynolds
Shepardson
William L. Eaton
School program ends with orderly floor and lively crowd
The account notes orderly floor management by Jet Sergeant John W. Cull and a popular angel cake praised as very nice credited to Mrs. Carroll. Katharine Garland wore a white and gold costume while about 115 couples crowded the march and circles. The non coms’ room doubled as a stage dressing room before the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cull
Carroll
Katharine Garland
Sheperdess
Books Added to Concord Free Public Library in April
The list records numerous titles and authors added to the Concord Free Public Library in April 1893, including Allen John Gray, Doyle, A C and Stevenson R L, with prices and catalog numbers. The entry notes weekly weather data for the week ending April 22, 1893, and includes a correction letter from A P Putnam regarding lineage to Major General Israel Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Free Public Library
Allen
J. L
John Gray
Ballou
M. M
Malta
Barr
A. E
Frep A. Tower
Mr. Epiot
Israel Putnam
Church notices and local ads from Concord area
Unifying church service times for Unitarian, Trinitarian and Protestant Episcopal churches in Concord. Includes promotions for local goods and services such as varnish stains, carriage work, suits, cigars, pictures, hats, paint and fabrics, plus a stray dog reward and millinery items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.R. Bulkeley
Guild
Ashley P. How
Trinitarian Congregational
Geo.a. Tewksbury
Protestant Episcopal
Trinity Church
Walter Russell Breed
Emersons Gems Remembered and Bicycle Club Historic Ride
One of Emerson's Gems marks the 1st anniversary of Ralph Waldo Emerson's death with a tribute to spring. The Historic Tour of the Massachusetts Bicycle Club sees sixty members, including a dozen ladies, ride April 16 from Boston to Lexington then return via Concord with a breakfast at the Leslie House and a reception on Concord Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Bicycle Club
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Batavia Street
Boston
Paul Everé
Middlesex County
Haymarket Square
Charlestown Bridge
Sullivan Square
Winter Hill
Royal House
Medford Square
West Medford
Cooper Tavern
High Street
Arlington Avenue
Leslie House
Concord
Lexington Road
P. A. Gillespie
Thoreau House
Concord Green
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East
New Books
Black, W
Wolfenberg
Boland
Conney, G. E
Sahaie
Brooks, E. S
Brown, H. F
Venice
Campbell, H
Martha Scarborough
Aears
Carey
R. N
Clifford
Mrs. W. K
Craik
Crompton
F. E
Gentle Heritage
Curtis
Mrs.c. D
Cary Letters
Cushing
Dana
W. S
Defries
E. P
Delaborde
Doyle
A. C
R.L Farjeon
B. L
Fitzgerald
Flower
B. O
Ferno
Gilman
N. P
Hale
E. E
Vas
Hardy
Hosmer
G. W
Howells
W. D
Pseud
Irving, H
Kirschener, L
Ossip Schubin
Olympus
Pool
M. L
Katharine North
Potter
Miss Alcott
J. G. Whittier
Robert Browning
J. H
Prime
W. C
New England
Proctor
R. A
R. L
Raymond
G.L
Rimmer
C. H
Samson-Himmelstierna
H.von
Russia
Alexander III
Spears
J.R
Death Valley
Stephen, L
Stevenson
Underwood
F. H
United States Mint
van Dyke
J. C
Waldo F
Wisconsin
Eagle Regt
General
A. P. Putnam
Lufkin
Henry Derby
Campbell
Whitcomb’s
H. L. Whitcomb’s
H. L. Whitcomb
A. W. Hosmer
C. E. Brown's
Martha
Hunt's
S. P
Eleana G. Crandall
C. E. Brown’s
H. S. Richardson
Union Block
C. E. Brown
Chicago
Ill
J. H. Potter
D. F. Potter
Mass
W. H. Wright
Concord Stock Farm
E. A. Buck
Friend's Block
Barrett's Dye House
W. Sanford
Bintabil Buceata
Real Cow Age Aid Auctioneef
American Express Co
Sanford
Lexington Street
New Wheeler & Wilson
F. J. Hastings & CO
South Acton
Concord Elevator
Canada
G.W. & C. H. Towle
Humphrey
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