Whist tournament entries and matches announced
The whist committee reviews tournament entries with eight teams expected this week. Bordman Jr won the challenge 45 of 50, Tolman to defend Feb 9. A five year lease secures the rifle range as plans proceed for Feb 9 match and member nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
G. J Bordman, Jr
W. N. Tolman
Rifie Committee
Cossack drills dazzle at Fort Myer riding school report
Military notes describe a Washington Times December feature on Fort Myer Cossack drills. Troop A, led by Lt Short, showcases riders in saddles of two horses and acrobatic feats including headstands on horse backs. Brig. Bridges and Adjutant General Dalton visited, noting riot-control insights and a drill squad of 24 men from Sixth Infantry Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Barnum
Hagenbeck
Short
Oppa
Hy Han
Toohey
Callahan
Jeremiah Callahan
Dalton
Gal
Bridges
Brooklyn
Sixth Infantry
Lowell
New Books Added to Concord Free Public Library
January additions include Archer and ee and a wide list of new titles and authors across history, art, travel, poetry, science, and biography. Notable entries include Trost’s The Crusades, Joinville Memoirs, Murdoch From Edinburgh to the Arctic, Pease Horse Breeding for Farmers, and Warner Golden House, with catalog numbers and prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Archer and Ee
Gosse
Gunn
Hopper
Joinville
Prince de
Larned
Marden
Ana
Maspero
Matthews and
Rule
OS ‘Michel
Murdoch
Edinburgh
Antarctic
Tcheng-ki-Tong
Tiernan
Tower
Marquis de LaFayette
Villari
Florentine
Walmsley
Warner
Golden House
Whiting
King's Daughters tableaux delight at G A R hall
A Saturday evening event in the G A R hall featured tableaux by the King's Daughters of Trinity chapel. Performances included Reveries of a Bachelor and Dutch Peasant Girl with numerous Misses and Mrs. Gage in leading roles. Refreshments were sold and dancing followed around 9 30, described as a very successful and profitable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
King’s Daughters
Trinity Chapel
Malcolm Ewen
Eleanor Goodwin
Jean Keeler
Mary Howard
Chester
Alice Gage
Rebecca Whitman
Gleaners
M. Hutchins
Mary James
Clochette
Mary Rust
Jennie Richardson
Margaret Blanchard
Alice Jones
Olive Gage
Charlotte Corday
Eleanor Goddwin
Ethel Keeler
Mary Jones
Margaret Putnam
Lyceum Concert Praised Majorly by Concord Audience
Piace Barnard substituted for the advertised soloist and earned encores with a wide vocal range. Southwick’s Rivals reader also featured. Violinist Winternitz and pianist Atwood drew praise. the program included Nydia the Blind Girl of Pompeii and A Swiss Good Night. Directors praised the year’s high artistic standard.
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Lyceum
Piace
Marie Barard
Barnard
Walter Damrosch
New York
Concord
Southwick
New Party Line Rates Adopted for Exchange Service
A new schedule of Party Line Rates for exchange connections takes effect February 1 next and remains until further notice. Subscribers will be billed under the reduced schedule without additional notice. Details on rates available from the Exchange Manager. January 14, 1895.
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Boston
Dr King’s New Life Pills On Sale At Whitcomb’s
Send your address to H E Bucklen & Co Chicago for a free sample box of Dr King’s New Life Pills. They ease constipation and sick headache and aid malaria and liver troubles. Purely vegetable and non deleterious. Regular size 25 cents per box. Sold by B F Johnson Son Concord druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
B. F. Johnson & Son
Maynard and
H. S. Richardson Concord
Letters Advertised at Concord Mass January twenty nine eighteen ninety five
Public notices list names of individuals advertised in Concord Massachusetts on January 29 1895. Included are Edgar Aldrich A M Abels Nathaniel Floyd S French John Gardiner P E Goodwin J A Harwood Edward Kurtz A M Marsh J E McCarron W R Mooney B Mairi A Molloy Wilbur Maynard Martin Nevels S P Prentiss Willard Scudder James M Tucker Mary E Dowling Mrs John Garvey Mrs Lizzie Molloy Miss Ida Perkins Miss S R Sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Edgar Aldrich
A. M. Abels
Nathaniel Floyd
S. French
John Gardiner
P. E. Goodwin
J. A. Harwood
Edward Kurtz
A. M. Marsh
J. E. McCarron
W. R. Mooney
B. Mairi
A. Molloy
Wilbur Maynard
Martin Nevels
S.P. Prentiss
Willard Scudder
James M. Tucker
Mary E. Dowling
John Garvey
Lizzie Molloy
Ida Perkins
S. R. Sage
Weekly Weather and Church Services Report
Data for the week ending Monday Jan 28 1895 lists max 46 and min 5 degrees with 1 inch snowfall. Observers note precipitation and temperatures, followed by multiple church notices including Unitarian Morning Service at 10 45 a m and Sunday school, Protestant Episcopal services, and Scandinavian M E Church schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginches Frep A
Mogoomdar
The
Brahmo Samaj
Lillian C. How
Protestant Episcopal Church
Geo.a. Tewksbury
M. E Church
J. P. Anderson
Local ads tout sleighs and savings for Concord shoppers
At Tuttle's stable a wide selection of sleighs has arrived with claims of quality and low prices. L Eaton on Monument street advertises first class sleighs at reduced prices. Daniels' offers Concord souvenir stick pins. W A Blaisdell on Thoreau Street promotes savings bank alternatives near 7 percent. To let a house on Lowell road owned by Miss Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuttle
L. Eaton
Monument Street
Concord
Daniels
Savings Bank
W A, Blaisdell, Thoreau St
Mass
Lowell Road
Miss Kennedy
Sleighs Listed as In Good Condition for 316th Transportation
One 2 seated sleigh and one old coynfort sleigh, both described as in good condition, registered under the 316th unit for repair or use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coynfort
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Point Iell
Jarier
U.S
Gov't Report
Nave Wenkte
Ros See Eateen
Acros Aragon
San Juan River
Selectmen
Cessford
Hiram Aite Ola
Iadenn
Albany Depot
King
New Books
Olnecord Lyceum
Whitcomb
Unitarian
Buchanan
and Lyall
United States
B. L. Tobacco
Bowker
Rlington
Victor
Oliver
Kemp
Ames
Altsa
Plan
Iowa
F.rlr
Shoo
Mee
Westvale
Venient Apartment
Ralph H. Damon