Concord Lyceum Recalls Longstanding Arts Bond and Death
A Concord resident Edward G. Reynolds a real estate agent died after a heart neuralgia episode on Vine Street near Eighteenth and Main. Henry Mason donor letters praise Concord Lyceum’s 50th year and fundraising support as Surette’s lectures draw New York interest and a 70th season opens with the Ashworth company in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Concord
Vine Street
Toransfer
Eighteenth Street
Edward G. Reynolds
New York
Life Rebuilding
Highland Avenue
Reynolds
Herbert W. Blanchard
Concord Lyceum
Maon & Hamlin, Co
West 18Th Street
Towle Kents advertise Christmas goods and discounts
The notice lists markdowns at Towle and Kent's on waists and skirts, mohair waists, honey, and candies for Christmas. It also promotes Dart’s shop, Tuttle’s stable clipping, Concord Nursery wreaths and trees, florist Wilfred Wheeler, a barber between the post office and Tuttle’s stable, and Richardson’s tooth brushes with Concord tooth powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Buck's
Vermont
Towle & Kent's
Dart’s
Tuttle
Concord Nursery
F. Gr. Pratt
Fowle & Kent's
Concord Churches Daily Service Hours and Clergy
Concord churches list weekly worship times for multiple denominations. Rev Loren B McDonald leads Concord Church, Trinity Church lists 10 45 morning service and 4 pm Bible study, Trinitarian Congregational offers two services and Sunday school, Scandinavian M E Church holds 10 30 am and 7 30 pm services with class meeting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry King Hannah
Trinitarian
George A. Tewksbury
C. E
Scandinavian M. E. Church
Charles H. Johnson
Concord Men Named in Local Notice of Meeting
At Concord Massachusetts on December 18 1898 a list of men including A W Baker J J Brown Elmer Cooper Joseph George M L Hurley Fred W Jones E B Locke E W Mitchell Hugh McGuire P Mullen Manuel Oliver and Baron appears in a local public notice.
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Concord
Mass
A. W. Baker
J. J. Brown
Elmer Cooper
Joseph George
M. L. Hurley
Fred W. Jones
E. 8. Locke
E. W. Mitchell
Hugh McGuire
P. Mullen
Manuel Oliver
Baron
Air Tight Weather Strip Patent Claim
A durable cheap wood weather strip that permanently becomes part of the building like doors and windows. Trial suggested to prove its merits. John M. Keyes Monument street sells sporting goods and sundries.
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John M. Keyes
Monument Street
Concord Furniture Co Dealers in new and second hand items
Concord Furniture Co offers new and second hand furniture for sale at reasonable prices over Waiden Street near the post office.
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Over Post Office
Waiden St
Concord Junction News and Local Notices Update
Concord Junction officers McKenzie and Qua on sick list. Deer Island officer Cronan visited the reformatory. Miss Ethel Blossom promoted at Boston museum. Mrs. B. F. Russell visited Cambridge. Phoebe Gardiner in Nantucket wintering with Russell. Reed's greenhouse on Barrett Mill Road burned. cause unknown. Neighbors to Italy for a month’s visit. Wolf Fries concert praised at Union church. Grace-Comery birthday party with silk umbrella. Old Concord Post 180 officers re-elected led by Commander Bowker. West Acton cor respondent notes Mrs Eustace Blossom visited Alfred Richardson. Question raised about Mrs G W B presence.
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Old Concord
Geo. M.’ Bowker
Caleb Wheeler
Wayne W. Blossom
George Gray
West ‘Acton
Eustace W. Blossom
Alfred Richardson
Bargain Offers At Dart's Store Include Free Table
Consumers can earn a hard wood sewing table with the purchase of 12 bars White Wings Soap at Dart's. The ad also promotes fancy handkerchiefs stationery games calendars and Heinzs sweet pickles with Mrs Joyce and Mrs Poulson named among local sellers.
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Dart’s
Union Church Services Led by Rev W W Campbell
Pastor Rev W W Campbell leads Sunday morning service at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 30 Y P B and 5 S C BE at 6 p m followed by three evening services at 7 p m all listed for the church schedule.
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Union Church
W. W. Campbell
Panama Arrives Havana With General Lee as Governor
The Panama transport docked in Havana harbor carrying General Fitzhugh Lee and staff. Lee told AP he is governor of the province and expressed pleasure, though he seeks only a military command. He pledged to protect life and property with justice to Cubans Spaniards and all nationalities.
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Havana
Panama
Fitzhugh Lee
Lee
Associated Press
Very Cold Weather Drops Maine Readings Across Cities
In Waterville Maine December 14 the region endured extreme cold with 6 am readings showing 33 below in Waterville 31 below in Fairfield 36 below at Renton Falls 32 below at Shawmut and 28 to 36 below in Skowhegan though winds were light and overall severity limited by calmer conditions.
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Waterville
Maine
Fairfield
Renton Falls
Shawmut
Skowhegan
Tyler Banking Company Closes After Heavy Withdrawals
A Tyler Texas report says the private Tyler Banking company closed its doors amid heavy withdrawals. Assets are $40 000 and liabilities $20 000. Officials state all depositors will be paid in full.
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St. Louis
Republic
Tyler
Tex
Tyler Banking Company
Supreme Commandery Tweaks Empire State Representation
The supreme commandery at convocation cut representatives from one per 1000 or fraction to one per 1500 and abolished the two representatives at large as it expands and strengthens the order in sections like the Empire State.
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Supreme Commandery
Empire State
Supreme Grand Commandery
New Grand Chancellor of Missouri Pythians Named
Dr W E Webb of Macon named grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias in Missouri. Webb born in Kentucky in 1855 is among Macon lodge's oldest members and has attended every grand lodge meeting since joining. An orphan home amendment and district restructuring were discussed at the grand lodge with funds proposed and a plan to reduce state expenses. Delaware Pythians seek funds for a temple in Wilmington and the uniform rank contributions noted from the Spanish American war.
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W. E. Webb
Macon
Knights of Pythias of
Missouri
Kentucky
Macon Lodge
Grand Lodge
Hannibal
Sedalia
Springfield
Indiana
Grand Tribunal of
Illinois
Delaware Pythians
Wilmington
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge of
Masonic News and Masonry Developments Worldwide
The report highlights Masonry's mission of selflessness and sacrifice. Updates note California relief receipts and charity expenditures, Massachusetts Rhode Island leadership, Boston's large commandery, Georgia lodge mileage cut and per diem rise, Illinois treasury, Kentucky’s stance on Washington grand lodge, Missouri home admissions and discharges, a Nicaragua lodge under Scotland, San Francisco Scottish Rite housing talks, and Massachusetts lodges in China and Chile.
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California Board of Relief
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Boston
Grand Lodge of
Georgia
W. A. Davis
Witbeck
Grand Commandery of
Illinois
Kentucky
Leftwich
Missouri Masonic Home
Nicaragua
Grand Lodge of Scotland
San Francisco
The
China
Chile
Woodman Camp Notes and New Rock Island Headquarters
The Septem ber death toll at 133 exceeds the average and prompts selection of capable camp officers and delegates. Rock Island nears completion of the Woodman headquarters building. A local banker acts as custodian of his own books as Royal Neighbor sociables invite husbands of Lady members and new camp members join easily.
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Woodman
Rock Island
Mulligan Elected Knight of Honor Leader in Westchester
John Mulligan, grand reporter of the Knights of Honor, is elected to the assembly from Westchester County First district N Y. December elections will be held in all lodges for officers for 1899. The importance of placing good men in chairs is emphasized by the past supreme dictator and current leadership.
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Knights of Honor
John Mulligan
Westchester County
N. Y
Order
Equalizing fund now $4 per capita rising $5 yearly
Supreme Secretary Swain played a prominent role in the discussions at the national fraternal congress held in Baltimore as the equalizing security fund stands at four dollars per person and grows by about five dollars each year.
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Swain
Baltimore
Knights and Ladies of Honor Relief Applications Rise
The supreme secretary notes growing relief fund applications and aims to report a substantial increase by December 31. The grand secretary of Kentucky announces new 1899 receipt cards ready for use.
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Knights and Ladies of Honor
Supreme Secretary
Kentucky
Truths Taught by Christmas
A Christian Endeavor week opening by Rev. H. Doyle presents Christmas as a source of hope joy and truth. It outlines four lessons: God's love faith salvation and God’s faithfulness to promises. Scriptural refs from Genesis to Hebrews accompany the message.
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Luke
Christ
Bethlehem
God
Calvary
Ilim
Christ the Lord
Cor. vi
Xiii
Heb. x
Exalted Words On Christian Love And The Bread Of Life
In a reflective sermon attributed to William T Ellis, the speaker emphasizes how Jesus taught goodness, nourished souls, and shared bread as a symbol of divine love. The passage urges believers to spend mortal years in serving Christ, pursuing eternal life, and lingering in the joy of the Gospel.
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Earth
Heaven
Jesus the Christ
William 'T
Ellis
Faithful ministers find unseen results through gospel preaching
The Moravian note urges pastors not to despair, stressing that God sees outcomes beyond human sight. Faithfulness to the commission guarantees viability, since preaching is a divinely appointed, highly effective means to meet humanity's deepest spiritual need.
Hand and heart unite in heavenly reckoning
A lyrical meditation from the New York Observer. The speaker imagines a bleeding hand tracing their name among the kingly records, God writes with love, and Christ makes the name worthy of celestial glory. Even a weak name receives divine, radiant characters angels cannot bear.
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New York Observer
You will get a check with every pound offer
A promotional message promises a check for every pound purchased at ten cents per pound. It invites customers to try the product to be convinced of its value.
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Charlotte A. White
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Charles A. Mailes
F. Stow
Kaoul Tjingdall
Jo P. White
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Henry Brown
Ida Burt
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J. S. Newman
Effie Stone
Charles Lincoln Ayling
Wilfred Wheeler
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Young People’s Guild Meeting
Trinity Church Protestant
Concord Furniture CO
Concord Junction
McKenzie and
Qua
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Deer Island
Ethel G. Blossom
Bostonjart Museum
B. F. Russell
Walter Gerould
Cambridge
Phoebe Gardiner
Nantucket
QO. L. Dart
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Knights of Malta
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Pythias
Iléelmet Lints
W. B. Webb
Masonic
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Home Circle
Christian Endeavor
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L. N. Fowler & Co
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Joseph Booth
Main Street
Maynard
Maynard & Nichols
West Acton, Mass
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Main St
Hapgood
Stow
Anterprise
Delaware & Hudson
Acton
GEO. S. Whitney
Depot
Ben J. W. Brown
Eclipse Corn Planters
Laurel Green
Paris Green
Monarch Weeders
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Stanhope
Farmer’s Handy Wagon
Concold. Mass
C. H. Whitney
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