Judge Hoar Dies After Long Illness in Concord
E Rockwood Hoar, son of Samuel and Sarah Hoar born Feb 21 1816 in Concord, died Thursday at 7 12 pm after morphine use since Wednesday morning. He studied at Harvard and taught in Pittsburg then led Harvard Law School. He served in state senate judge of common pleas 1849 55 judge of supreme judicial 1859 69 and US federal posts. Funeral held at home then First Parish church with Rev Peabody, buried at Sleepy Hollow.
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Rockwood
Thorsiy
E. Rockwood Hoar
Samuel
Sarah (Sherman) Hoar
Concord
Harvard University
Pittsburg
Harvard Cavern
State Senate
Court, of Common Pleas
Supreme Judicial Court
Williams
Harvard
United States
Grant
Joint High Commission
Great Britain
Hoar
Mr Hear
Caroline D
Hon
Nathan
Caroline(Downes) Brooks
Caroline
Sarah “Sherman
Charles] Emerson
Clara Downes
Elizabeth
Sherman Hoar
Judge Hoar
Francis G. Peabody
Emanuel Quartet
Hemans
Jennie Patrick Walker
Peabody
Missing Concord tax collector Sanford believed hiding near New York
Charles W. Sanford, Concord tax collector, is missing after leaving town January 22 on unknown business. Believed to be in or near New York, with town shortfall around 15000 dollars. Bondsmen named, his letter to wife expressed despair, while friends hope for his safe return and voluntary settlement.
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Charles W. Sanford
Concord
New York
Sanford
Masons
Royal Arcanum
Military Notes: officers attend balls and drills at Greenfield
Colonel William Barrett attended the ball of Co. L Second regiment at Green field on Feb 1 with Captain Priest of Co B Sixth Fitchburg. On Jan 24 Troop A Sixth cavalry gave its exhibition drill before Secretary of War Lamont and many officers. the secretary said he never...
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William Barrett
Co. L
Greenfield
Priest
Co. B
Fitchburg
Sixth Calvary
Lamont
Military balls and events for Second Corps cadets and local units
Readings cover annual balls for Co D Sixth Infantry at Marlboro city hall on February 15 and Co B Fifth Infantry ball and banquet at Brattle Square Armory on February 13. Co E Fifth Infantry ball at the Opera House February 8. banquet for Chaplain Dusseault January 31 at Malden Opera Hall.
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Greig Wees
Sixth Infantry
City Hall
Marlboro
Fifth Infantry
Brattle Square
Opera
Dusseault
Armory
Weather Summary for Week Ending February 4 1895
Weekly and January meteorological summary with max 36 on Feb 1 and min -6 on Jan 30. Total precipitation 0.27 inches and 5 inches snowfall. January mean 22.2 degrees with high 47.8 on the 13th and low -6.1 on the 3rd. Wind west 28 percent with total movement 4333 miles and greatest daily move 367 miles on the 27th.
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Aurora
Frep A. Tower
Concord Citizen George Hayward Remembers War Era Leaders
The Concord figure Hon. George Hayward recalls his long service from 1861 in both houses and the governor's council. He shares stories of wartime leaders, praises Governor Bullock, helped secure his nomination, and notes his role as Concord Bank president during Langdon W. Moore’s large robbery.
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George Hayward
Concord
State House
House
Senate
Bullock
Andrew
Hayward
Concord Bank
Langdon W. Moore
Boston Traveler
Whist Tournament Opens and Rifle Events Planned
The whist tournament starts with nine teams and two matches per opponent, with the schedule running into April. Tolman faces Bordman in the military championship next Saturday at 3 30 p m open to all comers. The rifle department marks Feb 22 with an all day shoot featuring an invitation company team match revolver at 50 yards and matches at 200 and 500 yards. The drill exhibition is postponed to March 5 due to illness and the dumbbell squad meets regularly on Tue Wed and Fri at 7 45 p m in Warner's block.
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Tolman Vs. Bordman
Warner
Letters Advertised at Concord Massachusetts February 5 1895
Public notice lists individuals and entities advertised for letters at Concord Post Office on February 5 1895. Names include Wm Buttrick P M Norman G Carr Chadbourne Addison G Fay G C Fiske John Taylor Fiske Leonard Fiske Dr J M Fletcher F R Nim M A Phalen Geo R Perry A S Richardson A P Sherburne J Simer son Dr Geo E Taylor Wayside Grocery Mrs C H Burbank Mrs Dr Frank Burt Mrs Geo Clough Miss Ellen M Dodge Miss Susie M Emerson Mrs Thos Fenno Mrs J W Gannett Mrs George W Philbrook Miss Edith eScud r Martha C Walker.
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Concord
Mass
Wm. Buttrick
P.M. Norman G. Carr
Chadbourne
Addison G. Fay
G. C. Fiske
John Taylor Fiske
Leonard Fiske
J. M. Fletcher
F. R. Nim
M. A. Phalen
Geo. R. Perry
A. S. Richardson
A. P. Sherburne
J. Simerson
Geo. E. Taylor
Wayside Grocery
C. H. Burbank
Frank's. Burt
Geo. Clough
Ellen M. Dodge
Susie M. Emerson
Thos. Fenno
J. W. Gannett
George W. Philbrook
Edith eScud
Martha C. Walker
Galumet Club Holds Enjoyable Town Hall Dance
A lively party was hosted by the newly formed Galumet club in the town hall last Friday. John Tirrell and Miss Margaret Hosey led the grand march as Poole's orchestra supplied music. Dancing ended at 2 o'clock.
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Galumet Club
John Tirrell
Margaret Hosey
Poole
Unitarian Church to Welcome Rev James Haworth
Miss Mabel Mangan of Lowell returns home from visiting Miss Kittle Hosey. The Enterprise acknowledges tickets to the private view of water color views by F Hopkinson Smith at Doll and Richards in Boston.
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James Haworth
Unitarian Church
Mabel Mangan Af Lowell
Kittle Hosey
F. Hopkinson Smith
Doll & Richard's
Boston
Church Services And Meetings Across Denominations
The notice lists schedules for Unitarian and Protestant Episcopal churches with morning services at 10 45 and Sunday schools at 12, plus a Unitarian Belief topic. It includes an Inland Rev Geo A Tewksbury led Unitarian Congregational meeting for U P S C E at 6 30, Friday prayer at 7 30, and a Scandinavian M E Church with services at 10 30 and 7 30 and a class meeting Friday.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Irinitarian Congregational
Geo.a. Tewksbury
Scandinavian M. E
J. P. Anderson
Servites
Variety of goods and notices from Concord merchants
Local ads offer sleighs at Tuttle's stable and reduced first class prices at L Eaton's on Monument street. Concord souvenir pins at Daniels'. Investment tip to avoid bank savings in favor of nearly 7 percent safe returns. To let houses on Lowell road and Court lane with modern amenities. Clothing specials at Brown and Whitcomb. Various sales at Towle's Buck's and Hunt's. Temperance meeting at Waldenhall. Employment ad for grocery worker. Deviline whistle question at Hunt's. Quick selling novelties wanted for Pittsburgh trade.
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Tuttle
L. Eaton
Monument Street
Concord
Daniels
Unquire
W. A. Blaisdell
Thoreau St
Mass
Lowell Road
John M. Keyes
Massie E. Brown
H. C. Derby
Hamburg
Buck’s
Henry Holden
Concord Mass
Towle’s
Hunt’s
Whitcomb’s
Loyal Temperance Legion
Waldenhall
A. A. Wheeler
J. D. Murray
Hunt's
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Madison Parmenter Barn Fire and Society Meeting
A barn at Madison Parmenter burned on Monday morning February 3 with only a horse saved and insurance described as small. The Peakham literary society met January 21 at George Morse's with Evie Parmenter presenting a program on Will Carlton.
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Madison Parmenter
Peakham Literary Society
George Morse
Evie Parmenter
Will Carleton
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertisement
Bucklen's Arnica Salve claims to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. It sells for 25 cents per box and is offered by B F Johnson and Sons Maynard and H E Richardson in Concord.
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B. F. Johnson & Sons
Maynard and
H. E. Richardson
Concord
Party Line Rates Adopted for New England Telephone
New schedule of party line exchange connection rates takes effect February next with reduced billing terms for affected subscribers. Details available from the Exchange Manager. Also includes an 1895 catalog of medical claims for Chamberlain's Pain Balm with varied dealer listings in Maynard, Concord Junction, and Concord.
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Boston
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Eudae ‘Beaman
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Mara Tarbell
Pierce
Bar Association
State Courts
Supreme Judicial
Superior and Probate
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Saturday Club
Massachusetts Historical Society
American Unitarian Association
Old Town
John C. Friend
Concord Note
Unitarian
Sudbury
Bucklen
Feta Malou
Ivorinn
J. B. Williams CO
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Chamberlain
J. W. Young
West Liberty
W. Va
B.f.johnson& Son Pharaciets
Main Street
Maynard Mass
C. H. Whitney
Concord Junction
Miss
Sisg
Concord, Ass
Buchanan
and Lyall
B. L. Tobacco
Banne
Balle
Curram Bros. Co
Benj. W. Brown
Bowker
Canada
Arlington
Victor
Oliver
Kemp’s
Ames
Chicago
Iowa
F.rr
Concord, Mass
Hapgood
Anterprise
Horace Pen
Cunningham
Westvale
Venient Apartment
Ralph H. Damon
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