Concord Social and Military Notices Urge Calm over Robbery Rumor
Wilbur Grove Davis is at Washington this week while Henry F. Smith stays in New York briefly. George Smith heads to Blackhall Conn to attend school. Charles M. Byron becomes corporal, replacing Corporal Decker who is promoted sergeant. Flora Packard of Newton visits Mrs. John M. Keyes on Monument street. John M. Keyes hosts the Winter club on Monument street. Ladies Charitable Society holds its annual meeting at the Trinitarian church parlors. Officer Craig says the highway robbery reports are a practical joke and not a real threat. Jesse James is unrelated to Concord residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. N. Decker
H. W. Brigham
John M. Keyes
Winter Club
Monument Street
Ladies Charitable Society
Trinitarian
Craig
Jesse James
Concord
Praise of the Grange and the farmer way of life
In this letter the writer defends the Grange and praises farming as an honest, fulfilling livelihood. They argue farmers and their families are content, productive, and worthy of pride, noting tourists admire well kept farms and cattle grazing, which reinforces belief in the Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Mn. Gkonuk Kexxnan
Good Concert by Mozart Symphony Club of New York
The Mozart Symphony Club of New York gave a Saturday Lyceum concert that filled the hall. The audience enjoyed flawless harmony with standout violin, cornet and contralto solos and the finale on the Roman triumphal horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Symphony Club of
New York
Lyceum
Toly
Weather report and remedies tucked in one page
The weekly weather summary lists temperatures for January with a maximum of 57 and a minimum of 12, notes a weekly mean of 29.7 and total precipitation of 1.01. An ad touts One Minute Cough Cure as a cure for coughs and colds, claiming success for the Vensel family and measles relief for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicora
Herald
Richard Vensel
Vensel
B. F. Johnson
Concord Antiquarian Society seeks unpublished Bradf ord Bartlett writings
At a Concord Massachusetts meeting the Antiquarian Society appoints a committee to collect for preservation all poems and unpublished writings of the late George Brad ford Bartlett with family approval. Members ask for copies or notices of others with writings and provide contact avenues at Scripture's Laundry and local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Antiquarian Society
George Bradford Bartlett
Bartlett
Concord Notables Listed in Local Roll Call
At Concord Massachusetts on January 12 1897 a long list of attendees is recorded including Wm Buttrick P M W G Baker C F Barrett S W Brown A E Channing E H Citron Ed Crowley Joseph Dougherty George W Emerson Ed Finnell J H Forn crook Geo Goeney O P Hatch E A Huntoon Wm Ranford Theron Malloy Leon Mullett Experience State Rev G W Sargent J Scanlon James Smedia Waldo Bros J F Williams George Whitney Mrs Jennie E Ball Miss Emily Brown Mrs C Q Bridge Mrs Harriet M Fletcher Mrs C Hutchinson Mrs W R Monroe Miss Maggie McDonald Mrs Laura Potter Mrs Russ Miss Mamie Tilton Miss Ella Wadleigh Mrs James White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Wm. Buttrick
P. M. W. G. Baker
C. F. Barrett
S. W. Brown
A. E. Channing
E. H. Citron
Ed Crowley
Joseph Dougherty
George W. Emerson
Ed Finnell
J. H. Forncrook
Geo. Goeney
O. P. Hatch
E. A. Huntoon
Wm. Ranford
Theron Malloy
Leon Mullett
Experience State
G. W. Sargent
J. Scanlon
James Smedia
Waldo Bros
J. F. Williams
George Whitney
Jennie E. Ball
Emily Brown
C. Q. Bridge
Harriet M. Fletcher
C. Hutchinson
W. R. Monroe
Maggie McDonald
Laura Potter
Russ
Mamie Tilton
Ella Wadleigh
James White
Wood Lot Sale From Jessie Pratt Estate in Maynard and Concord
Wood lots from the Jessie Pratt estate to be sold for cash. Riley Lot in Maynard 10 acres, Deer Ledge Hill Lot in Maynard 5.5 acres, Iron Works Lot in Maynard and Sudbury 56 acres, Lot in Leominster 82.5 acres. Apply to Charles H. Walcott Executor, Concord Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Pratt
Maynard
Deer Ledge Hill
Iron Works
Sudbury
Leominster
Charles H. Walcott
Concord
Mass
Church Services and Schedules for Local Congregations
Among the Churches lists service times for First Parish Unitarian Trinity Episcopal Trinity Congregational and Scandinavian Methodist churches. Key events include morning services at 10.45 a m Sunday school at noon and evening services on the first and third Sundays from November to June at 7 40 p m plus Y P S C E meetings and Friday prayer meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish
Unitarian
Loren B. Macdonald
Young Peoples’ Guild Meeting
Trinity Church
Trinitarian Congregational
Geo. A. Tewksbury
Scandinavian M. E
J. P. Anderson
Concord Laundry and Bargain Notices Lead Local Advert
Local notices list H L Whitcomb as Noyes Brothers laundry agent and prompt return terms. Advertisements promote cures for horse sores, poultry feed, real estate for sale and rent, carriage trimming, express service, canned goods bargains, rope and bakers, mirrors and tinware cleaners, overcoats, furnished rooms, sleighs and cutters, fish bait, table coverings, chocolates, and laundry service pickups in Concord and nearby Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Whitcomb
Noyes Brothers
G. H. Hopkins
Towle & Kent's
Main Street
John H. Chapman
G. St. L Abbott
Lowell Road
W. P. Boswell
Towle & Kents
Albereen
C. E. Brown
Lowell
P.W. White
Geo. D. ‘Hubbard
C. E. Brown's
Chase
Local Notes From Boxboro Area Socials and Installations
Local items report numerous ill and recovering residents at B. S. Hager house. Miss Mary Nelson returns to Smith College. Alfred Richardson and G W Burroughs fill in at nearby stores. Socials planned by Y P S C E and Loyal Temperance, with birthdays, dancing lessons ending soon, and town hall farmers’ meeting. Postmaster Littlefield helps install Grange officers. church and Ladies circle meetings noted. a flying squirrel nest found in Betsey Whitcomb’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Hager
Mary
Nelson
Smith College
Alfred Richardson
C. H. Burroughs
Littlefield
Harvard
Boxboro
Ladies’ Circle
Lucy Peabody
A. B. Peabody
S. P. Hager
Bank advertises bond offerings and safe services
The Peoples National Bank promotes general banking with drafts nationwide and bonds from government and water utilities. It emphasizes conservative investments, safety deposit boxes, and fire and burglary security led by cashier Joan L. Stone. Also mentions De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve from regional sellers as a skin remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Joan L. Stone
de Witt
B. F. Johnson & Son
Maynard
C. H. Whitney
Concord
H. A. Littlefield
West Acton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oya
Royal Baking Powder CO
Wilbur Grove Davis
Washington
Henry F. Smith
George Smith
Blackhall
Conn
Chas. M. Byron of
Decker
Flora Packard
Newton
the Grange
Frep A. Tower
William Barrett
Thomas Topp
Ellen T. Emerson
Jane Hosmer
Assy F. GourGas
Concord, Mass
Concord Employment Agency
F. B. Chase Stationery
G. W. Burroughs
CA. Perkins
Windsor
Temperance
Congregational Vestry
John Cobleigh
Farmers Institute
Boxboro Farmers Club
Town Hall
Nathan Thompson
Baltimore
Colorado
Will Withington
Pedro
Fannie Durkee
W. H. Forbush
S. W. Richardson
Betsey Whitcomb
Pomona
M. L. Dodge
E. B. Cobleigh
Albert Littlefield
J. F. Hayward
Hager
Loring
Bro. Bruce
Berlin
DeWitt
Bo F. Johnson & Son
H. ‘A. Littlefield
the Peoples National Bank
Are
Earth
B. L
Ben
W. Brown
Dakota
H. S. Richardson
Pharmacist
Ev’g
Ashley P. How
Veter H. Bullock
Board of
Maurice McWalter
Reefers
Clothing Company
Friend’s Block
West Wash
Woolmminwn Mile
Westvale
Herbert L. Brown
Hudson, Mass
Hudson
New England
Enterprise Coupon
BO@G
Herbert J. Brows
Main St
Hudson, ‘Mass
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