Marksmen badges awarded at Concord town hall ceremony
Gen Curtis Guild Jr presented marksmen medals to members of Company I Sixth Regiment at the Concord town hall. Recipients included Cyrus H Cook and Joseph S Hart with several classes of marksmen honored. After the ceremony a drill and grand march led by Capt Cook closed the event, noted as one of the most successful company dances.
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Company I
Curtis Guild
Lieut B. Farnham Smith
Sixth Regiment
Guild
Distinguished Marksman
Corp
Geo Faber
Cyrus H. Cook
William N. Decker
Sergis Everett L. Miner
Charles J. Hogan
John W. Haggarty
James H. Tolman
Ralph P. Hosmer
Walter N. How
Edwin R. Parmenter
Joseph S. Slart
Francis T. Jackson
George P. Ha
Harry R. Worthley
John C. Anderson
James E. Burke
Frederick H. Ford
John J. Hanley
Frank W. Ireland
William J. Loughlin
Frank W. Penniman
Robert L. Richardson
Dennis A. Sheehan
Joseph S. Hart
Harvey C. Derby
Cook
William Barrett
Samuel H. Tuttle
Benj W. Brown
Ashley P. How
Charles J. Hogar
James W. Tolman
Charles M. Byron
Charles W. Prescott
George L. Prescott
Sons of Veterans
Concord Locals Pung Sale At Various Stores And Notices
E Hunt and F B Chase extend a week long sale of writing paper envelopes and stationery with new Hamburgs and black skirts at Miss Buck's. C E Browns closing out bargains. Farms for sale near town with 40 acres at 5000 and 7 acres at 3500. Towle Kent offer potatoes pullets apples and groceries. H L Whitcomb sells Noyes Brothers laundry. Returns on goods left by Tuesday noon. Trunks and bags available at markdown prices at K Brown's.
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E. Hunt
F. B. Chase
Miss Buck’s
C. E. Brown’s
H. L. Whitcomb
Noyes Brothers’ Laundry
Towler& Kent’s
Cesar did not say Et tu Brute Eyewitnesses recall assassination
Eyewitnesses insist Caesar did not utter Et tu Brute as he died. They describe his end as silent and resolute, likening it to a wolf fighting to the last.
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Cesar
Light Brahmas for sale from prize breeding stock
Fine light Brahma hens and pullets for sale. These birds include daughters of the 2d Prize breeding Pea Cock from the Boston Poultry Show of 1897 and Fletcher hens. John H. Moore, Concord Massachusetts.
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Boston
Fletcher
John H. Moore
Concord
Mass
For Sale Farms in Concord Acton Carlisle Wayland Shirley
For sale farms listed in Concord Acton Carlisle Wayland and Shirley positions. Applicants directed to C Fay Heywood Concord Massachusetts for requests and inquiries.
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Concord
Acton
Carlisle
Wayland and
Shirley
C. Fay Heywood
Concord, Mass
Among the Churches Rev Loren B McDonald Services Schedule
Rev Loren B McDonald announces weekly church activities with a Sunday service at 10 45 a m Sunday school at noon and a Young People’s guild meeting at 7 p m Evening services occur on the first and third Sundays from November 1 to June 1 starting at 7 40 p m
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Loren B. McDonald
Young People’s Guild Meeting
Church schedules and pastors in Trinity area
Trinity Church Protestant Episcopal Rev Henry King Hannah conducts morning service at 10 45 sermon at 10 45 Sunday school at 12 15 and Evening Prayer with Bible study at 4 00 Trinitarian Congregational Rev Geo A Tewksbury pastor Y P S C E meets 6 30 p m Prayer meeting Friday 7 30 Scand inavian M E Church Rev J P Anderson pastor services Sundays 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m class meeting Friday 7 45 p m
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Henry King Hannah
Geo. A. Tewksbury
Scandinavian M. E
J. P. Anderson
Concord Junction Correspondence Not Received This Week
Neither of the two lots of correspondence expected from Enterprise correspondents arrived at the office this week likely due to the storm.
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Enterprise
Concord Junction Church Notes
Union church led by Rev. W. W. Campbell schedules Sunday service at 10:30 morning. Sunday school follows at 11 30 with Y P S C E at 6 pm and evening service at 7 pm.
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Concord Junction
Why Birds Eggs Shape Varies With Nesting Habits
An analysis explains why bird eggs differ in shape from spherical in owls and trogons to conical in shore birds like guillemots. The form aids nesting, rolling behavior, and space efficiency, with flat eggs risking off ledge as a key example. A Toledo Blade anecdote follows about a politician’s home visit and a child’s dark fears.
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Ernest Ingersoll
Harper’s Magazine
Toledo Blade
Street Railways Through Massachusetts Faces Reform Debate
A Boston report to the General Court reviews the long debate over street railways and municipal control. It compares private ownership, public ownership, and mixed models, notes limited gains from municipalization, and details proposed taxation and takings for tracks, with guidance on franchises and track maintenance.
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Boston
Wolcott
C. F. Adams
W. W. Crapp
E. B. Hayes
General Court
Messrs. Crapo and Hayes
Canada
Adams
Europe
America
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Great
Dritain
Germany
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France
Monument Street
Erastus H. Smith
Towle & Kent’s
K. Brown
Merdimg
Chase & Sanborn
First Parish
Unitarian
Trinity Church
Massachusetts Commission
Whstvale
Westvale
A. F. Smith
Kant
Fowler’s Leader Cigars
L.N. Fowler & Co
Association
Concord Junction, Mass
Ben, W. Brown
Pillsbury’s
New Democrat
F. R. R. Station
Dren
Maurice McWalter
Main St, Concord, Mass
J. F. Meade
Lpring Farm
Barrett Mill Road
Rockford
Iowa
Geo. W. Whitney
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Rebecca Maynard
Sudbury
Moses W. Maynard
Cambridge
Sudbury Enterprise
Charles.j. McIntire
H. Fotsom
Annie
McCaffrey
Anne McCaffrey
Micnak L. McCfffrey
Admi
Michael McCaffrey
John P. Reynolds
Court St
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