Concord Ice Cream and Strawberry Sale at Trinitarian Church
The Concord event raised funds with an ice cream and strawberry sale held Tuesday evening in the Trinitarian church parlors. Volunteers managed tables for flowers candy and serving duties. performances featured solos by Miss Gertrude Todd and duets by Chas Towle and Miss Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weever
King’s Daughters and Sons
Trinitarian
Alice Stratton
Nettie Hartwell
Edna Hatch
Odessa Gates
Mary Lawrence
Edna Thatcher
E. Blanche Pratt
Clara Thatcher
Edna Maker
Thomas Todd Jr
Clifford
Trinitarian Sunday School Marks Sixth Anniversary Event
George W. Hopkins presided as the sixth anniversary of the Trinitarian Sunday school was observed Sunday evening. The program featured quartet and congregational singing, readings by Miss Weir’s class and Miss Edith Lowden, a secretary’s report showing growth in numbers and offerings, an address by Deacon Thomas Todd on reminiscences, and remarks by Rev Geo A Tewksbury on the school’s past and present. Mrs H C Rolfe, superintendent of the primary department, delivered an address on Our Hope or Promise of the Future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian
George W. Hopkins
Weir
Edith Lowden
Thomas Todd
Geo. A. Tewksbury
H.C. Rolfe
Sunday Evening Lecture at Trinitarian Church
Samuel M. Melkonyan, a native Armenian born in Tarsus, Asia Minor, will present a stereopticon lecture next Sunday evening at the Trinitarian church. He discusses missionary work among Armenians in Turkey, the Armenian massacres, and will illustrate his talk with numerous views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian
Samuel M. Melkonyan
Tarsus
Asia Minor
Paul
Turkey
New Store Opens Stock and Fireworks at Murray Shop
J. D. Murray invites shoppers to inspect patterns in wallpaper Crockery and tinware groceries and a complete fireworks stock at opening of his first lot Prices are low to provide a good supply for celebrations and new items added this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Murray
Concord Meeting Names Attendees at 1896 Assembly
At Concord Massachusetts on June 30 1896 a list of attendees includes Wm Buttrick P M Garabell A Bazazian Pat Donovan Hon John F Fitzgerald George Gracey Harry Henderson C M Hunt Att George Parsons Lathrop R E Mayo Martin McPhee C B Moller 6 Daniel Stevens Sam Smith W S Tup per D C Whittemore Miss Priscilla Alden Miss Alice Gill Mrs Miller Miss Sophia A Peterson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Wm. Buttrick
P. M. Garabell A. Bazazian
Pat Donovan
John F. Fitzgerald
George Gracey
Harry Henderson
C. M. Hunt
George Parsons Lathrop
R. E. Mayo
Martin McPhee
C. B. Moller
Daniel Stevens
Sam Smith
W. S. Tupper
D.C. Whittemore
Priscilla Alden
Alice Gill
Miller
Sophia A. Peterson
Notice Restricting Public Dumping at Meadow in Concord
Public notice from William F. Harp of Concord Massachusetts bans future use of his meadow as a dumping ground. It forbids placing limbs, brush, papers, garbage or any offensive matter on the land and is dated June 30 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Harp
Concord
Mass
E. H. Webster
Milton Butcher
Frank
Among the Churches and Services Listed
Local church notices list services at First Parish Unitarian Trinity Church and other congregations with pastors and times. An advertisement notes intestinal inflammation relief with De Witt's Colic Cholera Cure from B F Johnson & Son and Meyeard C H Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Variety of goods and notices in Concord area ads
An assorted column lists Towle Kent and G H Hopkins ads for flour, firework stands, livestock for sale, houses for sale and rent, bicycles and barber services. Local notices include church schedules, a stone contract, visits, and community event mentions with names like Concord Junction, Whitcomb, Hopkins, Brown, and Chase.
Weather totals for week ending June 29 1896
Weather report shows week ending 7 p.m. June 29 1896 with maximum 82 on June 27 minimum 44 on June 24 and weekly mean 66.2. Total precipitation 0.02 inch recorded by Frep A Tower, observer.
Village Notes and Local Happenings Summary
Reformatory hospital updates painting progress and new workshops nearing completion. Lake Nagog camping trip anticipated. Land company reports lively business. Mrs Andrews returns from Boston visit. Miss Cummings of Maine visits the Wilsons. Officer Shattuck vacations supervising his house. P H Bullock returns from Massachusetts General Hospital. New gold company shows fine copper-rich samples. Carl Hart and Miss Florence Bowker baptised at the old oak. Coal hay and grain advertisement from a village startup firm. D A Nagle ends connection with local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hart
Florence Bowker
Old Oak
D. A. Nagle
Dignified Militia Colonel Par sons Described in Detail
The piece praises Colonel Parsons of the Sixth Regiment as a dignified militia officer with a stern bearing and long pointed beard. It notes his impressive presence on horseback resembles a regular army officer, while off duty he is notably pleasant and agreeable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Militia
Colonel Parsons
Sixth Regiment
Boston
Woman's Home Journal July issue on sale for 5 cents
The July issue is available from news dealers for five cents. It promises stories and household hints for the whole family. An ad touts DeWitts Colic and Cholera Cure claiming instant relief from bilious colic with pain-killing action. Advertisers include B F Johnson & Son and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Journal
DeWitt
B.F. Johnson & Son
Maynard
C. H. Whitney
Concord
H. A. Littlefield
West Acton
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Parish
Unitarian
Loren B. Macdonald
Young Peoples’ Guild
Trinity Church
Armitarian Congregational
Geo.a. Tewksbury
Scandinavian M. E. Church
J. P. Anderson
Towle Ee Kent
Richardson's
Whitcomb’s
Towle & Kent's
Towle & Kent
James B. Wood
Main Street
John H. Chapman
G. St. L. Abbott
Lowell
Miss Kennedy
Miss Andrews
Prescott
C. E. Brown’s
Fritz
C. E. Brown's
New Concord Buggies
P. W. White
Bradish
Academy Lane
R. M. Hoyle
Musketaquid Club
Arvices
Warner's Hall
T. F. Sheehan
L.N. Fowler
Geo. S. Whithington
Wm. A
Irving A. Blossom
Robert W. Withington
Roxbury
Harvey B. Hudson
Dorchester
W. W. Blossom
Frank Rideout
J. N. Chase
Concord Junction
Vendome
Adlai Stevenson
Hart
Mrs. Hart
Fall River
Walter E. Dodge
Remington Works
John W. Pierce
East Providence
Concord Lodge I. O. O. F
Marlboro Lodge
River Side Park
South Acton
Union Church
W. W. Campbell
G. A. Conant
G. L. Harding
E. G. Stoddard
Reformatory Hospital
Lake Nagog
Prospect
P. H. Bullock
Massachusetts General Hospital
Benj. N
Eflour and
Crain
the Grand Republic
Manufac
Kota
New England
F.R.R. Station
Concord, Mass
Hartford Bicycles
Columbia
Hartford
John C. Watson
Richardson’s
C. S. Towne
Tremont St
Grove
Concord Clothing Company
Friend’s Block
Leominster
C. H.mead & CO
Westvale, Mass
ASB
Boston Eng
Lepes
Donegal
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