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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1895

Page

5

Concord News Briefs From Aug 6 1895 Local Notices

Concord items note Charles Sanford at home and W Kelley in Ashburn, Staples left for Hampton Beach, Miss Burdett visiting on Thoréau street, Whitcomb returning from Winthrop to Heywood, Henry Smith Jr camping in Maine, Maley missing after leaving town, Mr Jose injured in a horse and wagon accident on Lexington road. Also listed are advertised letters from Concord Post Office dated Aug 6 1895 for many residents and visitors.

W. Kelley Ashburnmuel H. E Whitcomb Winthrop Heywood Henry F. Smith Jr Mainewoods E. “Maley Judge Merwin Jose Cambridge Lexington Mr. Jose

Open Letter Clarifies Dunmp Ownership and Timeline

Concord Massachusetts, August 6, 1895. William F Harp responds to Edwin S Barrett about a ground dumping dispute on Battle Lawn land. He disclaims starting the dumping, notes public use for three years, and says the dump is no longer under his control.

Concord Enterprise Battle Lawn Wittiam F. Harp

Weather Summary for Week and Month August 1895

The report covers week ending August 5 1895 with a maximum 86 and minimum 45. July 1895 mean temperature 67 with total precipitation 3.70 inches. Notable: aurora on the 11th and thunderstorms on the 6 dates. Observer Frep A Tower records the data.

S. W Frep A. Tower

Prince of Wales backs anti-mutilation society decree

The report claims the Prince of Wales promotes an anti-mutilation society to end tail docking for horses and cropping of terrier ears and tails. It asserts animals will be left as nature made them and hopes for widespread humane fashion in American society.

Prince of Wales H.R. H

One of the Firm Charles D Surette Forms Partnership

Charles D Surette the nine year manager of the Knights Lining Store at 41 Avon Street forms a copartnership with Edward R Knights to operate as E R Knights Co. The business widens from linings to a skirt manufacturing department and a well equipped small ware department with dressmakers findings and tailors goods. The expansion leads to a large this year.

Charles D. Surette Knights Lining Avon Street Edward R. Knights E. R. Knights & Co Knights Boston Globe

Two Men Killed by Train Near Carlisle

Joseph Skelton of Concord aged 33 and John T Wilkins aged 18 were killed when an extra freight train at 11 45 Sunday morning crashed into their team near the Carlisle station. They had been in Westford and were returning home. The horse belonging to Mr Chamberlain of Carlisle was killed. Skelton was a grocery clerk and Wilkins a Westford academy student. Medical Examiner Hartwell was notified.

Joseph Skelton Concord John T. Wilkins Carlisle Westford Mr. Chamberlain Chamberlain Wilkins Westford Academy Hartwell

Mrs. Rufus Wilkins Dies After Long Illness in Hudson

Mrs. Rufus Wilkins died at her daughter’s home in Concord on July 25 after years of illness and a year bedridden. Funeral services were held at daughter Mrs. Charlie A Packard’s house in Hudson on Sunday. burial followed at sunset. Born in Providence New York seventy years ago, she lived in Jewell district thirty years Stow eight or nine years Marlboro and elsewhere. A member of the old Methodist church burned on Gospel hill Wilkinsville she was well known and mourned by many relatives and friends.

Abigail I Rufus. Wilkins J. A. Dakin Concord Hudson Charlie A. Packard Providence N. Y Jewell District Stow Marlboro Old‘ Methodist Gospel ‘Hill Wilkinsville

Base Ball Opening in Concord Hudsons vs Acton

The Concord season opener drew about 150 spectators as Hudson faced Acton in a tight game. Mur phy and McNally pitched for Hudson with Park and Sullivan behind Acton. Final score Hudson 6 Acton 4, marking the first of a hoped for series with growing patronage.

Concord Hudsons Actons Park Hudson Murphy and McNally Acton Sullivan

Church Services Schedule and Leaders

Among the Churches Unitarian morning service 10 45 am Sunday school noon Protestant Episcopal Church services 10 45 am morning prayer litany and sermon noon Sunday school 7 30 pm evening prayer all seats free Unitarian Congregational Rev Geo A Tewksbury pastor meeting Y P S C E 6 30 pm prayer Friday 7 30 Scandinavian M E Church Rev J P Anderson pastor services Sundays 10 30 am and 7 30 pm class meeting Friday 7 45 pm Burdett College of Actual Business praised for helping pupils into good situations.

Protestant Episcopal Church Irinitarian Congregational Geo.a.tewksbury Burdett College of Actual Business Concord Junction Union Church W. W. Campbell

DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera Cure Ad Brightens Health

An advertised medical remedy claims infants suffer less from cholera infantum or summer complaint with DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera Cure. The ad urges immediate use and lists vendors B. F. Johnson & Son Maynard C H Whitney Concord H A Littlefield West Acton.

B. F. Johnson& Son Maynard C. H. Whitney Concord H. A. Littlefield West Acton DeWitt B. F. Johnson & Son H. A.littlefield

Publication Office Deadlines For Weekly Inserts

Notices set a Tuesday deadline to ensure insertion in the same week. Early submissions avoid delays. Advertising and subscriptions can be left with A. L. Noyes at the post office.

A. L. Noyes

Social notes and a drowning incident near Nagog pond

Acton Centre hosts out of town visitors and local social events while the town mourns a canoeing accident on Nagog pond. Henry Cahill, a Westford worker with Enfield Nova Scotia relatives, drowned after the boat capsized. his body was later recovered and placed for family instructions.

Nagog Pond Henry Cahill Westford Enfield N.S

Various To Let and Local Goods Advertisements

Multiple Concord area notices advertise to let and for sale properties including a six room cottage on Lexington road opposite the Emerson home and a north Main Street house owned by Mr. John H. Chapman. Also listings for Lowell road rental, boat sales, laundry services, and local shop promos. Local merchants promote ice cream, stationery, cigars, underwear, periodicals, carriage mats, cream separators, mirrors and tinware cleansers, shoes, baying tools, Minute Tapioca, potato chips, shirt waists, and straw goods with hours and contact notes.

Lexington Road Emerson B. H. Huttman Concord Mass Main Street John H. Chapman G. St. L. Abbott Lowell Road Miss Kennedy Miss Andrews Prescott Keyes Tremont Street Boston Philadelphia Kimball’s Brown’s Block E. F. Nealey Fitchburg H. L. Whitcomb Noyes Brothers C. E. Brown Geo. H. Hopkins Concord Cream Derby Albereén G. H. Hopkins C. E. Brown's W. A. Blaisdell Towle & Kent

Good Roads Demand Tied to Bicycle Taxes

The Worcester Telegram argues cyclists pay taxes on their machines and deserve better roads. If improvements lag, cyclists may enter politics on the good roads issue, warning of upcoming surprises and asserting broad benefit for all road users.

Coxey Victoria Worcester Telegram

Marvelous Results with Dr King’s New Discovery

A Dimondale Michigan pastor cites a wife recovering from pneumonia and influenza after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The letter notes severe coughing and rapid relief, with trial bottles offered free at local drug stores.

J. Gunderman Dimondale Mich Baptist Rives la Grippe Dr.King B. F. Johnson and Co. Maynard and H. S. Richardson Concord Drug Stores

Concord Junction Notes and Local Happenings

Concord Junction population 1005. Master James Hart returns from Fall River visit. Mrs. Moore and others visit local officers and friends. Depot express staff changes and road work updates. Schools, camps, and church activities noted. Catalog of local residents’ movements, promotions, and inquiries into the Nagog camp AWANKA name. Union church events and Sunday schedule included.

James Hart Fall River M. E. Moore Moore J. D. Wilson

Reunion of Veterans at Gates Pond Berlin

Tenth annual reunion of I Company Fifth Massachusetts Volunteers to be held at Gates Pond Berlin on Wednesday August 14. Business meeting at noon and dinner at 1 p.m. Basket dinner possible 5 cents per plate from grounds manager. Barges run from Hudson and Marlboro with 25 and 50 cents fares. Notify Secretary E D Howe Gardner MA by August 10 for Marlboro barge.

I Company Fifth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers Gates Pond Berlin Hudson Marlboro E.D. Howe Gardner Mass

DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure Endorsed in Ad

An 19th century advertising note urges prompt use of DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure to counter cholera Morbus with B. F. Johnson & Son as sellers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles W. ‘Sanford Wm. Buttrick M. Bean & Barstow M. D Jack Corcoran T. C Clem 2 E. A. Clark Cannons & Fetzer Bartholomew Concoran A. J. Foster Frank Gardiner James Hazelton Willie C. Hadley F. Hazel S. W. Howe J. A. Huttgrin E. W Rufus Wilkins Unitarian Acton Centre F. M. Keezer Mr. Woolley Luke Tuttle Charlotte Conant Edyth Flagg Newport Christ Great Physician Luke i L. H. Tuttle William Hicks Frank E. Reynolds Soloman Aharman Louise Hawley Gilbert H. Goding Annie Macome G. W. Chaffee Jessie Corkham Hannah Sullivan Geo. B. Wetherbee May E. Norton Monument House Geo. Gale Louisville Waugh A. B. Campbell Lowell A. A. Haynes South Ethel Sharp Somerville M. Weibrecht Miss Buck’s C. E. Brown’s Gerould Officer Russell Hattie B. Robinson John Bordman Hart Edgar Naval Brigade Nagog Awanka Cape Cod Fred Ball William Blodgett Express Company Maine Beharrel Commonwealth Avenue R. Warner Alex. Sloan Andover Theological Seminary Washington Marrs Board of Health Sudbury Lake Warner Isle of Pines Warner’s Laws Brook Road Keith Garland Christian Endeavor Bullock Reformatory Connecticut Wallis Raymond Flagg & Russell Milford N. H Parker H. Walmsley Charles Sherwin Ayer Elias Howe Co E. G. Stoddard Concord Junction A House of 8 Rooms On Mainstreet Jeremiah Sheehan E.G. Stoddard’s Reunion of Veterans United Made B. L Renest Hosmer D. D Benj. W. Brown Wheslesale Worcester Buckeye Buckeye Mowers Bullard Tedders Tiger Democrat Ames Chicago Iowa F.rr Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court Phebe Sai Frank F. Putney Etters Act On Enterprise Itness Charles J. McIntire Esquire H. Folsom Register Walter B. Currier 5 Park SQ Room Maynard's Block Maynard, Mass Westvale Venient Apartment Serges Ralph H. Damon
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