Concord Lyceum Ends With Band Triumph And Farewell
The 75th Lyceum season closed in Concord with the Salem Cadet band of 26 pieces directed by Jean Missud. The program featured a full concert of operatic and national airs, with strong solo work and a finale of varied selections from many nations. Worshipful thanks are due to the Lyceum committee for producing an artistic and financial success amid public approval and criticism.
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Concord Lyceum
Salem Cadet Band
Jean Missud
Concord
King
St. Clair
Wagner
Cornet
L’elegante
Damare
B. B. Keyes
Minstrel Show Draws Large Crowd in Town Hall
A Friday night minstrel program filled the town hall with a large audience. Fire Chief Morrill watched for emergencies while the boys and girls delivered creditable performances. The Oilman skit drew laughs as Maurice McWalter led the orchestra and Clara Pratt accompanied. Managers Powers Cook and Jackson, with Tuttle and Blood aiding, organized the event.
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Morrill
Maurice McWalter
Clara Pratt
R. T. Powers
Geo. P. Cook
W. T. Jackson
H. Tuttle
8S. T. Blood
Mi o na Offered Free Trial By Local Drug Store
H B Richardson a well known druggist offers a fifty cent Mi o na box free if a reader signs a guarantee to refund the money if the treatment fails. The notice invites readers to try the remedy with no cost.
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Richardson
Burglar Caught In Lincoln Post Office
A man calling himself Frank Webb from Pennsylvania appeared in district court to answer to breaking and entering the Lincoln South Post Office. He was seized by the postmaster Mr Shephard and others returning from a Concord minstrel show after suspicious noises were heard. He was found hiding behind rubbish on an upper floor and is believed linked to a recent railroad station break in Lincoln.
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Frank Webb
Pennsylvania
South Lincoln
Shephard
Concord
Lincoln
Post Office
Farmer's Institute Meeting Report
The Farmer's Institute meetings discuss the Worcester institution and Mr Richardson of An.
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Farmer's Institute
Imanthe
Messrs. Richardson
Hyomei Inhaler Promises Quick Relief for Speakers
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a safe inhaled remedy for catarrhal trouble among singers and public speakers. It claims a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied and offers approval sales with prompt refunds.
Knights and Ladies Banquet Tonight In Concord
About 200 people attended a ladies night banquet starting at 9 in the lower town hall with Hardy of Arlington catering. Afterward the party moved to the upper hall for dancing to Maurice McWalter's orchestra, with no car arriving in Concord until late.
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Lower Town Hall
Hardy
Arlington
Maurice McWalter
G. K
Concord
Local Classifieds Offerings From Miss Noyes To D F Potter Co
Miss Noyes offers brass trimmed steel beds in any size from 3 to 4 feet for 4.00 and Morris chairs with corduroy cushions at 6.00. D F Potter & Co advertises lumber cordwood prices 4.00 to 4.75 per cord and various furniture and real estate listings. Also requests finder of a russet leather traveling bag to contact Miss G Truman in Newtonville Mass.
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Boston
Wncord
Noyes
D. F. Potter & Co
South Sudbury
Concord
G.truman
Highland Ave
Newtonville
Mass
Morris
John M. Keyes
Eureka Harness Oil
Simmons Place
Monument St
James D. Tanner
Nashawtuc Hill
Belknap St
Devens and
Hubbard Sts
Walden St
George J. Emmett
Red Farm House
Main St
Fitchburg
Prescott Keyes
Tremont St
Middlesex area notes show jobs and inaugurations
The report lists local assignments and staffing changes including Henry Dupuis on sick list Dennis Lacerte returning from Connecticut J B McManus store reference and J Quirk estate updates Samuel McGee named notary public by Governor Bates Arthur Houghton new night operator at Hudson central telephone Alfred Gledhill visiting relative Neal street and a two man crew to start at a service some shoe store remodeling eyed for Central block opening soon
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Henry Dupuis
Dennis Lacerte
Connecticut
J. B. McManus
Serge
Daley
Kee Aan
S. J. Quirk
Middlesex i
Joseph A. McGee
John L. Bates
Arthur Houghton
Hudson Central Telephone Exchange
Alfred Gledhill
Woonsocket
R. L
Matthew Gledhill
Neal
S Vm Sone Best
Will
Concord Junction Notes and Council Posts in Local Meeting
Concord Junction and South Acton activity notes cover district Christian Endeavor events at Union church and changes in the standing committee of the Union church. Autobiographical obits and funeral in Concord Junction, plus a Washington’s Birthday play, corrections about a runaway horse item, and the 10th anniversary service at Union church with leaders and musicians. The electric light plant debt was lifted by local subscriptions.
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Charles
Hart
Standing Committee of the
Union Church
Joseph F. Scott
New York
C. J. Literary and Social Club
John L. Burr
M. J. Farrell
Middlesex Fire Insurance Co
Acton
Concord Junction
Town Hall
Concord
Washington
C. S. Hart
Loren B. McDonald
W. W. Campbell
Wm. J. Batt
Cornetist
To Let Eight Tenement in Concord Junction Local
An eight tenement property offered for rent includes modern amenities. Located within a short walk of local services, the listing notes convenient access for residents seeking a compact living option in Concord Junction.
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Concord Junction
Acton Centre Auction Schedule from February 1904
Otis H. Forbush acts as auctioneer in Acton and surrounding towns scheduling auction events on Friday February 19 in Randolph for J. L. Peck ham cows. Saturday February 20 at 1 pm in Wilkinsville Hudson for M. B. Paterson cows and two bulls. Thursday February 25 at 9 pm livery stock sale for M. H. Coughlin at West Acton Windsor House stables. Posters announce full details.
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Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Mass
Randolph
J. L. Peckham
Wilkinsville
Hudson
M. B. Paterson
M. H. Coughlin
West Acton
Windsor House
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