Concord Notices and Local Improvements
A Concord notice notes a new ad from E H Smith this week inviting profit. Alfred Munroe plans a Florida winter trip with camera. A book on American Landmarks features a view of the old North bridge. Citizens discuss trimming street foliage for health and beauty. Road commissioners have removed a buttonwood in front of Henry F Smith’s house. Garry offers guidance for similar improvements. Drake’s pamphlets on Concord, Shay’s rebellion, and the Concord fight are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Smith
Alfred Munroe
Florida
Old North Bridge
Concord
Main Street
Henry F. Smith
Garry
Monthly Meteorological Summary Concord Massachusetts December 1893
Concord Massachusetts reports December 1893 weather with mean barometer 30.08 inches, highest 30.86 on the 14th, lowest 29.40 on the 16th, mean temperature 25.6 degrees, mean max 34.9, mean min 16.2, mean dew point 18.8, mean relative humidity 80.2 percent, prevailing wind southwest at 32 percent, total movement 5068 miles, maximum velocity 31 mph from the northwest on December 11, total snowfall 4.36 inches, 19 days with precipitation, 16 clear days, 13 cloudy days. notable remarks include Aurora on the 29th, an ice-storm on the 16th, and a lunar halo on the 21st.
Reuben Stewart Dies in Concord at 74 After Rail Career
Reuben Stewart died in Concord Massachusetts on Monday aged 74 He long served as general manager of the Cheshire Railroad and retired after its acquisition by Fitchburg railroad He moved from Keene New Hampshire to Concord and resided there Funeral services will be held Wednesday January 3 at 1 30 p m from the residence of Mrs Warren F Towle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Stewart
Concord
Mass
Cheshire Railroad Company
Fitchburg Railroad
Keene, N. H
Warren F. Towle
Boston
West Concord
Reformatory
Association Hall
Concord Junction
New Church
Massachusetts Reformatory
Michael Murray
Commonwealth Avenue
Lowell
Trinity Commandery
Knights of the Red Cross
William R. Walker
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Order of the Red Cross
Enterprise Office
Concord Obituaries and Notables List
At Concord Massachusetts on January 2 1894 a roster of residents and figures appears including W F Blake C G Blanchard P H Coleman H L Eaton John J Giblin Hutchins Wheeler H L James William Parker John Stanyan Thos W Sheahan Franklin R Thurston Joseph Welcome and several women named Maggie Charlton Willietta Dove Grace Heard Fred Pierman N D Pratt Mary A Sanborn Sarah L Williams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
W. F. Blake
C.G. Blanchard
P. H. Coleman
H. L. Eaton
John J. Giblin
Hutchins & Wheeler
H. L. James
William Parker
John Stanyan
Thos. W. Sheahan
Franklin R. Thurston
Joseph Welcome
Maggie Charlton
Willietta Dove
Grace Heard
Fred Pierman
N. D. Pratt
Mary A. Sanborn
Sarah L. Williams
Morning and Evening Services At Local Churches
Newspaper page lists Unitarian and Scandinavian M E church services with pastors and times. It also includes notices for room to let, laundry pickup and return times, stamps and badges services, bait and spoons for sale, daily papers, cosmetic and cough remedies, clothing offers, job ads for housework and violin lessons, and a domestic cure with money back guarantee.
Farewell sermon for Rev. M J McCall ends 17 years of pastoral care
Last Sunday the parish bid farewell to Rev. M J McCall after 17 years as pastor. He led a debt free church and aided the sick with charity, leaving with mourners his memory and best wishes. Rev Edward J Moriarty will take over as pastor at the new mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M/J. McCall
Father McCall
Edward J. Moriarty
Ular
Or McCall’s
Rev Grindall Reynolds to Lecture on Saint and Hero
Concord Lyceum announces that Rev Grindall Reynolds will lecture next Wednesday on A Saint and Hero of the Middle Ages. Reynolds, longtime Unitarian church worker and secretary of the American Union, is noted for historical papers and scholarly contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lyceum
Grindall Reynolds
Reynolds
Unitarian Church
Astor
Old First Church
Bsecretary
New Year Notes From Concord and Surroundings
A year starts with news from Concord and nearby towns. The F A R station remains closed on New Year’s, church and school activities proceed, a charity entertainment is planned, and local figures face illness, visits, and social events as the community observes winter life.
Concord Junction Notices and Personal Notices
Public notices and personal items from Concord Junction Massachusetts include a charity appeal for the needy and unemployed, a medical certification asserting illness not caused by tobacco, a Christmas thank you note, and church notes for Union Church with service times and a prayer meeting. The dates reference December 23, 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Union Church
Association Hall
W. W. Campbell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Drake
Shay
Ston
Niles
S. W
Tira
Unitarian
Geo.a. Tewksbury
Layer
Scandinavian M. E
P. Anderson
C. E. Brown
J. M. Keyes
H. L. Whitcomb
Hunt’s. Pickerel
George D
H. L. Whitcomb’s
C. E. Brown’s
Richardson’s
E. F. Dempsey
St. Bernard’s Parish
la Grippe
C. J. Sawyer
George Gaudette
Nashua
Eliza Haycock
The
People’s Baptist
Emma Clements
Lynn
Brigham
Unitarian Sunday School
John
Collette
Jeremiah Shortsleeves
Apsley Rubber Works
Nellie Joslin
Leander W. Bruce
E. P. Lawrence
M. E. Sunday
Emma Heald
Page
Clark
Abraham Tyler
Doric Lodge A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Fred J. Hobbs
Percy Holyoke
Mr. Hobbs
Howe
Eddie Adams
Adams
Eddie
Hudson
St. Michael’s
Armory Hall
Robert McNally
Tommy Canty
James Kirby
John Curley
Worcester
Huntchagist Revolutionary Party
Armenia
Garden of Eden
Constantinople
Martin C. A. Whitman
J. W. Goofrey
Concord Junction Reading Club
G. Howard Burrum
Boston Artists
All Entertainments
Flagg & Russell
H.p.n.dahl
Maynard, Mass
Sanford’s Auction Room
Concord, Mass
Copncord
Sanford
Ralph H. Damon
Concord National Bank
Neraren
Centre Legal Tender
U.S
Rus Fund
Wacn Ly National Bank
State of
Nee
Suffolk
Fabens
B. L. Fabens
Harrison G. Hunt
Geo. Hey Wood
Edward C. Damon
Henry J. Hosmer
Watchmaker Jeweler
N. S. Daniels
Express Office
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