Concord High School and community notes headline
Concord High School students G N is noted for work on a project as another candidate earned a second degree. St Bernard church choir sang at Mass. Banns of marriage announced for Young who was injured at Fitchburg and returned home Saturday. Frank Penniman plans to join St Louis newspaper staff after visiting relatives here. Five Concord men fished Concord river claiming 84 fish and one eel, a record for the season.
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Sembly
Concord High School
G. N
St. Bernard’s
St. Bernard
Fitchburg
LBR
Frank
W. Penniman
St. Louis
Rico
Concord
Death of Concord civic leader John O. Haskell
The well known Concord resident John O. Haskell died after a long public and fraternal life. He belonged to Knights Templar Hudson commandery and the Mystic Shrine, Harmony AO.TUW, Concord Lodge Odd Fellows, and served in multiple offices. Survived by his second wife and one daughter, his funeral was held at his home and body sent to burial with Masonic officers and floral tributes from fraternal groups.
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Port
M. H
Knights Templars
Hudson
Temple of the Mystic Shrine
Harmony AO
Concord
Concord Lodge of
Odd Fellows of
Concord Junction
Haskell
John O. Haskell
E Lodge
Walden Arch
Robert W. Browning
Signed guarantee for Mi o na digestion remedy
H and Richardson promise to refund the price of Mi o na if the box is returned empty and the product fails to cure indigestion or stomach trouble. Mi o na is advertised as a tonic improving health and spirits beyond a simple digestive aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. &. Richardson
Remembering John Osceola Haskell Concord funeral tribute
A neighbor recalls John Osceola Haskell born in adolescence with early travel to California Oregon and British Columbia. He endured hardship without wealth yet gained self reliance intelligence and skill as a craftsman cabinet maker and builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Qc. Haskell
Concord
Haskell
California
Oregon
British Columbia
Vets of Civil War Honor Concord in Auto Parade
In Concord the Civil War veterans and the G A R observed a town wide event with autos from Boston. A large procession formed on Monument Street after 1 PM with flags and salutes as crowds cheered. Co 1 6th regiment under Capt Sohier provided order while Chief Craig kept traffic smooth and no major accidents occurred.
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G. A.R
Boston
Thuch
Gwd
Monument St
Craig
Co. 1, 6Th. Regt
Sohier
Concord
Chicago Veterans Dine Concord
Chicago veterans from Post 62 Newton entertained about 150 veterans at a dinner in the Concord town hall. Attendees arrived around 2 pm and departed on special cars after a two hour stay. Some G. A. R. members visited on Saturday before returning home. The period was a busy week for stable keepers and transient traders, with Thursday the heaviest business day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ward
Post 62
Newton
Chicago
Town Hall
G. A.R
Concord
Death of Mary M Maine Carter at age six in Bedford
Mary M Maine Carter daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas W Carter of Bedford died Sunday morning after a two day illness. The cause was inflammation of the bowels and bladder age six years six months six days. Funeral services were Tuesday in Sleepy Hollow conducted by Rev Geo B E Tewksbury. Interment followed in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary &. M. Maine Carter
Jas. W. Carter
Bedford Sr
Sleepy Hollow
Geo
Hose to Race in Athol Labor Day Contest
Concord Fire Department Hose team is entered for the big hose race at Athol on Labor Day morning. The squad may travel Sunday Sept 4 to prepare, with many locals likely to attend and bets tied to the outcome.
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Concord Fire Department
Athol
Concord
Auction and notices list multiple town items for sale
A collage of classified style items includes rooms to let in Urqu ieee, the Simmons place on Monument street, land on Nashawtue Hill, private sale of a catata saver sheet, Concord hom e investment note, a Boston contact for particulars, a lost item with a reward, and a $140 buggy offer described as lightly used and a bargain
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Erastus H. Smith
Simmons Place
Monument St
D. Tanner
Nashawtue Hill
Prescott Keyes
Tremont Street
Boston
Concord
Advertised Letters in Concord Massachusetts 1904
Concord Massachusetts August 20 1904 list of recipients including Mrs G L Clark Mrs J M Corse Mrs Edith Danforth Misses Green Morrill Powers Riddell and Frank D Woodbury from Benve ae eT ants Pharmacy plus Mrs G L Clark and Mrs Edith Danforth among others.
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Concord
Mass
Py . Benve Ae Et Ants Pharmacy
Frank D. Woodbury
G. L. Clark
Mra
J. M. Corse
Edith Danforth
Eisie C. Green
Agnes Morrill
Alice P. Powers
Elizabeth Riddell
Local Social Notes From Marlboro and Nearby Towns
Marlboro and surrounding communities report residents traveling for visits and work. P H Hogan in Frye factory and Perley Sprowl in car penton adsching for Stevens box factory noted along with Miss Marian Kibby visiting Miss Annt Park. Mrs John Treacy and son John P visit Revere and Nantasket beaches while Alex from Sweden returns from Goteborg. Mrs B A Searles and daughter Marion spend two weeks at Sterling. George H Morse and family arrive home from Lake Pleasant. KR Labassiere on a three week Canada trip. Rose Monehan of Mount Vernon Iowa visits Mount Pleasant street relatives. Ralph and Ida Orcutt return from weeks in Mechanic Falls Maine. Charlotte Moore of public library back from Lake Pleasant outing. South Framingham C of the new site for local Thomas Reed Everett visits John W Keane’s summer home. Mrs Low Burns returns after a brief outing with Mae Howe.
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Stevens
Marian Kibby
Everett
Hudson St
Old Orchard Beach
John Treacy
John P
Revere
Nantasket
B. A. Searles
Marion
Sterling
George H. Morse
Pleasant St
Lake Pleasant
KR Labassiere
Canada
Rose ‘Monehan
Mount Vernon
Iowa
Mount Pleasant
Ralph
Ida Orcutt
Mechanic Falls
Charlotte Moore
Public Library
South Framingham
Local Notices and Travel During Weekends in Marblehead
Typhoid cases among residents are noted as Mr and Mrs B W Blossom were in Marblehead Sunday. Several townspeople return from vacations and visits to Malden Rockport and Denver. J R Bassett from East Acton died by his own hand in Salt Lake City Aug 20. his body to Denver.
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J. R. Bassett
East Acton
Salt Lake City
Denver
Col
Acton R. A
Obituary for Myrick P Brown at 17 Years
Myrick P Brown aged 17 years 11 months and 3% days died at home after a gallant struggle with appendicitis and peritonitis. He had just returned from camping at White Pond and was operated on successfully Tuesday night but passed away Sunday afternoon. Rev. Wm. F. Dusseault and Rev. C. H. Washburn officiated with a quartet singing. Interment was at Woodlawn Cemetery Acton. Floral tributes named many local families and groups showing the community’s affection for the young man.
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Myrick P. Brown
White Pond
Peritontis
Myrick
Wm. F. Dusseault
Hyde Park
C. H. Washburn
Giles
Giles and Miss Park, Mr. Leland and Mr. Allen
Woodlawn Cemetery
Acton
Pillow
Brown
Joseph
Gates
Star
Crescent
Mra
Austin Davis
H. H. Hawley
Kingman
Crozier
Stow High School
Foster Holbrook
Hildreth
Rider
Pred Hoitt
South Acton
Y. P
C. B
A. Bean
Mabel Conant
Carrie Shapley
Maud Tuttle
Mae Jones
Geers
Otto
M. Pratt
A. H. Converse
W. F. Skelton
Ethel Blair
Hazel Dick
Sadie Pray
Florence Hunt
Madeine Edwards
Craig
Percy Sweet
W. A. Wood
Mrs. Pettigrew
Ladies’ Union
Boy’s Brigade
Meeting After Forty Three Years Among Old Grand Army Comrades
A Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Boston brought together veterans who had not met in years. Some reunions dated back to 1864. Sailors dispersed by naval service formed a rare bond, with few shipmates gathering from the same vessel. Mr. George M Bowker of the Massachusetts Sew to co dy nga old shipmate.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
Navy
George M. ‘Bowker
Mass
Two Old Sailors Reunite Before Lisbon Farm Meeting
Two elderly naval veterans, once aboard the Gunboat Crusader, met again after years near the farm he bought at Lisbon in St. Lawrence County New York. He enjoys a peaceful life with three daughters and one son as old comrades recall shared service and a pleasant reunion.
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Chipmac
Lisbon
St. Lawrence County
New York
Card of Thanks From the John Family
The John family thanks neighbors and friends for support during their sorrow. They express gratitude for kind words flowers and assistance and hope friends share in their time of mourning.
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John
For Sale or Rent at East Acton Area 4 Acres
Fragmentary listing notes property in East Acton with about four acres for sale or rent. No clear owner or price details due to OCR garble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
LOGAZ
Aoe Aestage
East Acton
Stow News: Mrs Riel Plans Brookline Home. Clergy to Reopen
Mise Louies Woes reprises Cliftondale ties as Mrs M D Riel leaves town for Brookites ede Lh with her sister's family. Henry Smith's family stays a week at Salisbury beach. Mrs C A Conant and daughter Elma visit Boothbay Me. Unitarian church reopens next Sunday after a three Sunday vacation. Mrs W H Clark and granddaughters Vivien and Marion Lewitt spend a few weeks at Alton Bay. Mrs Brown widow of William B Brown dies at 90 leaving three sons and one daughter.
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C. A. Conant
Elma
Themie
Boothbay
Unitariam Church
W. H. Clark
Vivien
Marion Lewitt
Alton Bay
Hyomei Inhaler Claim Seeks Cure for Respiratory Ailments
An advertisement touts Hyomei as the only natural cure for catarrh and other respiratory diseases by inhalation. It claims a 99 percent success rate and guarantees refunds if not cured. The complete outfit costs $1, with lifetime inhaler and refills available.
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H. S. Richardson
Hyomei
Cure for Hay Fever Promises Quick Relief
Hyomei is presented as a positive cure for hay fever symptoms including sneezing watery eyes nasal discharge and burning eyes. The text emphasizes soothing effects and rapid relief for sufferers.
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Axout
Concorp
H. & Richardson
John Osceola Haskell
Chicago Veterans
Hose
Vangie Diane Neues
J. Fletcher
West Acton
Mark Mara
Sila
Marlboro
Berlin
P. H. Hogan
Frye
Perley Sprowl
Carpenton
Alexa Three
Sweden
Gottenburg
Thomas Reed
John W. Keane
Boon
Mra. Low Burns
Miss Mae Howe
B. W. Blossom
Marblehead
Percy W. Blodget
N. A. Blaindell
Malden
Mies B. Blatedell Js
F. A. Magoun
Rockport
F. H. Watson
Justin W. Ford
Wallis
Satters Point
South Dartmouth
Richardson
STOW
Cliftondale
M. D. Riel
Brookites
Ede
Henry Smith
Fritede
Salisbury Beach
Ura
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