Rev Brooks to Preach at Unitarian Church in Concord
Concord notices Rev Arthur A. Brooks of Greenfield will preach next Sunday at the Unitarian church. E H Smith advertises a new office location and hours. Services at 7:30 feature morning subject The Rainbow Round About the Throne and evening Trust in God with Noahs Religion addressed by the pastor. Women’s Parish entertainment reported with fan minuet Peak Sisters and Freezing a Mother-in-Law farce praised for quality.
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Arthur A. Brooks of
Greenfield
Unitarian Church
E. H. Smith
Trinitarian
God
Noah
Women’s Parish Association
Peak Sisters
The Odd Courage of Ulysses Murfree
In a New York City home, Ulysses Murfree confronts a burglar in the dark after his wife Samantha boasts of his cowardice. He seizes a caped silhouette, only to discover it is Mrs Murfree’s fur cape. a chaotic chase ends with no thief and both spouses shaken yet triumphant, with her swooning and him bragging about his bravery.
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E. D. Gibbs
Ulysses Murfree
Peter Jenks
Mr. Murfree
Harkness
Samantha
Ulysses
Mrs. Murfree
Aly
Carolyn Wade
Buffalo News
Widow Susan A Pierce Dies After Brief Illness
Susan A widow of Cyrus Pierce died Tuesday morning after a brief illness. Born in Lincoln January 18, she was a daughter of Schuyler Parks of Lincoln. She lived in Concord for about 53 years. Her husband ran a retail shoe trade until his death, later managed by son Frank. She leaves two sons and five daughters. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at her residence.
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Susan A
Cyrus Pierce
Acton Centre News Highlights and Local Notices
T D Morse is on the sick list. Miss Lottie Conant returns home for a short vacation. Mrs Frank Hosmer visits town. Rev Carleton of Bradford supplied the pulpit. Mrs George W Tuttle made a quick trip home. Mrs Dr Barker visits Rhode Island friends. William Jennings reports improved health. Edward Dixon conducts school visits. Delegation attends drama in South Chelmsford. Miss Josie Stedman visits her father Dr Steadman. to finish at Salem normal in June. Death of Mrs Elisha Cutler on Sunday Jan 22. Post Office: letters for Annie Gray Monsieur Michael Sandrix Mrs S J Winslow etc.
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Josie Stedman
J. A. Steadman
Salem Normal School
Acton
Annie Gray
Michael Sandrix
S. J. Winslow
Wm. Walton
W. N. Bussey
Franz Norich
H.normandy
M. Grant
Milton Hutchins
J. J. Dwight
Lee
Sudbury Sermon Announced for Feb 4 at Schoolhouse
Rev. W. G. Seaman will preach in the Schoolhouse in district No. 5 North Sudbury on February 4 at 10 36. All are cordially invited.
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W. G. Seaman
North Sudbury
Prominent Chinamen Predict Chinese Exodus for Global Celestial Fair
In San Francisco the Examiner reports that leading Chinese on the Pacific coast foresee a mass emigration to the Celestial empire within a year or two to attend a grand fair held once every sixty years. Interpreter Ponce cites hundreds of thousands or millions from across the empire and the world will attend.
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Pacific Coast
Celestial Empire
Ponce
San Francisco
Empire
San Francisco Examiner
Reform and Restitution Case In Seattle Parlor
J D Rainey of Tacoma reports Charles E Lambert, a former Seattle figure, admits taking $800 to $1000 from Rainey by pilfering his money drawer. Lambert offers to settle for an amount Rainey deems proper. Lambert, once employed at Rainey’s Seattle billiard parlors, now resides in a Mississippi valley state.
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J.D. Rainey
Tacoma
Charles E. Lambert
Seattle
Mr. Rainey
Rainey
Rothschild Opens Tring Zoological Museum
Walter Rothschild son of Lord Rothschild completes and opens a zoological museum at Tring in the Chiltern district England. The institution is wholly devoted to zoological matters and houses many rare specimens. Rothschild is an enthusiastic amateur naturalist and has invested heavily in the project.
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Rothschild
Upenea
Walter Rothschild
Lord Rothschild
Tring
Chiltern District
England
An Industrious Woman
A light exchange in Texay Siftings features Mr Honeymoon asking about a sewn button. Mrs Honeymoon replies she sewed the buttonhole instead since the button was missing. The humorous bit highlights domestic ingenuity.
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Mr. Honeymoon
She Was Tired Anyway
A brief vignette quotes a child saying she is tired from waiting on older family members. The line captures child impatience and fatigue in domestic life with a humorous tone. The source is a New York Tribune quotation reflecting household dynamics.
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New York
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Susan A. Pierce
Acton Centre
T. D. Morse
Taylor and Wife
Miss Lottie Conant
Frank Hosmer
Carleton of
Bradford
George W. Tuttle
William Jennings
Edward Dixon
South Chelmsford
Elisha Cutler
Sudbury
Maynard
Parker & Morse
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
Vermont
L. Y. Clough
South Acton
Algo Dealers
Repairing Io Specialty
N. S. Daniels
Express Office
Concord, Mass
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Reuben Stewart
Weekes
George A. Brown
George F.weston
George W. Rigler
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
H. Folsom
Lavinia B. Bates
William F. Hurd
S. H. Folsom
Prescott Keyes
Williams Co
Glastonbury, Ct
Around
Weekly Enterprise
Enterprise
Art
Marlboro
Mass
Electrician
W. C. Hancock
Pratt
Lexington ST
Wheelwright and Blacksmith
Stow Road
South Acton, Mass
Hapgood
Anterprise
Horace Tuttle
W. A. Cunningham
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