Concord Christmas Shopping Picks and Local Ads
Local merchants promote candy at MacKenney’s and Towle Kent’s 10c soups at Towle Kent’s. Richardson’s offers cigars, pipes, confections, and a holiday assortment. Hatch sells bargains on spoons and cutlery. Tuttle’s stable clips horses. Eastman Kodak prices drop. J Kulesar’s barber shop offers shaves and haircuts. A Carlisle Mass nurse seeks work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacKenney’s
Concord
Campbell's
Towle & Kent's
Richardson’s
M. L. Hatch
Tuttle’s
Towle & Kent’s
J. Kulecsar
Mass
Richardson's
Devens St
Erastus H. Smith
Monument St
J. Kulesar
Tuttle
Ten Thousand Yeomanry Called Up For South Africa
London reports the government authorized a mounted infantry force to be called imperial yeomanry. recruitment from yeomanry volunteers and civilians ages 20 to 35, one year terms. officers supply own horses. further enlistment boosts expected. Kitchener sails from Egypt on Isis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buller
South Africa
War Office
Imperial Yeomanry
Irish societies in Lawrence plan aid to Boers
Representatives of leading Irish societies met in Lawrence on December 20 to organize support for the Boer war effort against England. A dozen societies attended a secret meeting, and the presiding officer said they would do everything in their power to help.
Boers Rally in Solidarity Across the Country
A speaker declared the Boers are not alone financially but will provide arms and men if needed in a nationwide movement that expresses broad sympathy and support for their cause. The statement ties local unrest to a wider regional protest.
McCallum Likely to Remain Governor in Newfoundland
Governor McCallum, a Royal Engineers colonel, telegraphed the British War Office after General Buller's reverse on orders to resign. He has promoted the naval reserve in Newfoundland and will likely stay as governor to meet possible defense contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Middlesex County Commissioners Notice of Public Viewing
At a Middlesex County meeting in Lowell on September first, 1899, the board ordered the sheriff to notify all interested parties of a viewing and hearing of a petition at the Concord Town Hall on January 22, 1900, at 10 a.m. The Clerk of Concord must receive a copy of the petition and order at least thirty days before the view, with three weeks of Concord Enterprise publication and two public postings fourteen days before the view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Concord
Charles E. Stewart
Cambridge
Middlesex
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Folsom
Reyvister
MibpLnsen
Lowell
A.D. T
Hiss
Puke
Hiern
B.S
Tolman
Local notes from Concord Juction and vicinity
Visiting relatives and improved residents are reported in Concord Juction area. Field notes include retirements and resignations at the reformatory, property purchases, a sudden death, business promotions, and election of officers for Pearl Wayne Council Home Circle with installation planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Wayne Council
Home Circle
Agnés M. Wilson
John D. Wilson
Justin W. Ford
Mary Ford
Charles E. Hall
Benj. Derby Jrr
E. J. S. Miller
Cora P. Hatch
Jennie P. Blossom
Grand Council
Charles.$. Hart
Geo. W. Bourne
Justin W. “Ford
Wayne W. Blossom
Christmas bargains at Concord Junction variety store
Concord Junction locals advertise cheap Christmas goods at Mrs Joyce and Mrs Poulson shops. A free pound of candy with each dollar purchases, toys, silk and lace ties, mince meat, jam, and a Bissell carpet sweeper for children. Shoe and watch repairs offered at McWalter’s and Geo Clapp. Open 7:30 am to 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Joyce
Ps. Dsope
Geo. E. Clapp. Association
Heinz Pure
The
Dart
Marlboro and Cordaville Birth Notices
At Marlboro Dee bs a daughter to Mrs Rk W Alies. At Cordaville Dee a daughter to Mrs Ernest Hodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Dee
Rk. W. Alies
Cordaville
Ernest Hodge
Obituary notices from Acton Marlboro Roxbury and surrounding towns
Obituaries list multiple deaths with ages and locations including Mrs. Marrietta Worstera 46 at South Acton, Capt. Luke Smith 87 at Acton, Mrs Dusseault 82 at South Acton, Oliver H. Rice 7 at Silbury, George Ivers 80 at Marlboro, Samuel B. Marmenter 72 at Marlboro, Frank Pierce formerly Hudson at Roxbury, James Kerrigan unknown at Hudson, Gilbert H. Goding 62 at Gleasondale, George Lawrence 48 at Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Marrietta
George W. Worstera
Acton
Capt
Luke Smith
South, Acton
Dusseault
Wy Ee Dusseault
Silbury
Oliver H. Rice
Marlboro
Samuel B. Marmenter
Roxbury
Frank Pierce
Hudson
Gleasondale
Gilbert H. Goding
George Lawrence
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P.P. Adams
Holiday Coods
P. P. Adams
Moody St
Hall's Corner
Carlisle Mass
Mac Kenney’s
Eastman Kodaks
H. L. Whitcomb
A. Bouvier
Hatch
Fantry
England
Kruger
Newton
Vincent
Queen’s Westminster Volunteers
Isis
Kitchener
Egypt
Cape
Tugela River
Associated Press
Chieveley
Connaught Rangers
Portugal
Transvaal
Delagoa Bay
Brussels
Berlin
Cape Colony
Great Britain
New South Wales
Colenso
Hart
Callum
Walter H. Chase
Sudbury Building
Sudbury St
Boston
Haymarket
Heywood’s Block
Cou
Nth
Massachusetts
Mipnesen
Walden Street
Main
Heywoord
Harees AL Barker
Harees
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Alton White
Sister
Mrs
A. L. Payson
Daniel W. Barrett
George W. Young
Knowles
S. F. Chaplin
Frazer Knowles
Rhode Island
E. Hasty
Reformatory Force
McCones
Strawberry Hill Road
Loring
George Worster
Waite
Westvale Society
Association Hall
Edith McKenzie
Prof
S. Thompson Blood
White Sisters of Lincoln
Hodgman
Howard and
Belleville
Concord Junction
Bissell
Dart’s
J. C. Jensen
McWalters’s Shoe Store
J.¢. Jensen
McWalter
Commonwealth Are
Dec
Henry Parlin
George Ivers
James Kerrigan
George W. Murcester
MacKenney
Boll
W. M. MacKenney
Main St
Barrett's Mill Road
Concord Junction, Mass
California
Warner
L.n.fowler &Co
Association Blk
Concord Jet
Bellville & Gay
Electric Contractors
Frank
P. O
Concord, Mass
Clifford-L. Kine, D.D.S
West End
My A
Morris
Chas
Moulton Oncora Junction
Benj. W. Brown
Duluth Imperial
American Poultry Food
Democrat
Top
A. & H. White Ash
GEO
Depot
Concord 13
Union
Whitcomb & Willard
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