Concord in Brief Notes on Town News and War Roster
Hl J Walcott returns to town and locals report repairs and visits across Concord. Sixth Massachusetts arrive on Cuban soil. library gets a fresh paint job. Residents voyage to Adirondacks Maine Providence and England while a surge of tourists visits. A moving tribute honors John O Connell and classmates remember him fondly.
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Geo King
H. F. Smith
Mainst
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Concord
Local ads showcase Towle & Kent stores and others
Concord ads highlight Mason and Lightning fruit jars jelly tumblers and a fresh potato chip line at Towle & Kent. Miss Buck markets underwear and a new dimities line appears at A W Hosmer. Shaving, photographs, and laundry services promoted along with fruit flour and window screens.
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Mason and Lightning
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Towle & Kent
John. C. Damon
Stow St
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A. W. Hosmer
A. W. Hosmer’s
Letters Advertised At Concord Mass July 12 1898
A list of names advertising letters in Concord Massachusetts dated July 12 1898 includes James Arsenault M Browin Wm Brewster M T Clark Fred Carlsen Mike Crepo William Desmond Daniel Donovan Charles Gardner J Hansen H Henderson Hood Pub Clio Geo Hutchinson Christian Johnson W H Keyes Arthur Martin Henry B Palmer E A Page George Peabody F C Potter John Risberg Robert Shaw Percy Stiles A M Shotwell Chesley Sotlee Miss S S Barrett Mrs Emma Gale Mrs Jas Hayes Mrs J H Morey Miss C B Murphy Mrs F W Rollins Mrs George M Stiglish Ella M Wheeler.
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James Arsenault
M. Browin
Wm Brewster
M. T. Clark
Fred Carlsen
Mike Crepo
William Desmond
Daniel Donovan
Charles Gardner
J. Hansen
H. Henderson
Hood Pub Clio
Geo Hutchinson
Christian Johnson
W. H. Keyes
Arthur Martin
Henry B. Palmer
E. A. Page
George Peabody
F. C. Potter
John Risberg
Robert Shaw
Percy Stiles
A. M. Shot
Bill Hill's squad celebrates Fourth at Camp Alger
The Sixth Mass recruits under William Hill enjoyed a festive Fourth with meals of roast beef ham and salmon, songs and stories in the tent, a lively dialogue by George Rodan, and a parade after hearing news of a Santiago victory.
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William Hill
Orville Cutler
James Corrigan
Josiah Haynes
Allie Hart
Carl Hart
George O. Rodan
Fred H. Marsden
William Robbins
Jos Dubrey
William Hennessey
Bert Moore
Chas Thompson
Howard Souther
Chas Miner
Corrigan
Wall Lakin
George Rodan
Santiago
Dr E Dyer Harris Veterinarian in Concord Mass
Veterinary surgeon and dentist treats all ailments of domestic animals in Hubbardvilleoffice and hospital. Charges reasonable. Orders left at Tuttle's stable receive prompt attention.
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Tuttle
For Sale Farm Wagon and Equipment
For sale a farm wagon with hay ladders shafts and pole hay ladders for tip cart light express wagon two horse mower hay tedder in good condition owner has no further use and will sell at a low figure Apply to F Rodman Concord Mass or to LL Hodgdon Bedford Mass
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F. Rodman
Concord
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LL. Hodgdon
Bedford
To Let Houses and Tenements at Westvale
Public notice inviting rental inquiries for houses and tenements at Westvale. Applications directed to R. H. Wood at Damon's Mill Office or to Henry J. Hosmer, Treasurer, Concord.
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R. H. Wood
Damon’s Mill
Henry J. Hosmer
Treas
Concord
Church Services Parade in City Listings
Church notices include First Parish Unitarian led by Rev Loren McDonald with morning 10 45 service and Sunday school at noon Young People's guild at 7 p m evening services on the first and third Sundays November through June Trinity Church Episcopal led by Rev Henry Hannah with morning service at 1 45 and sermon at 12 15 Sunday school 4 00 Evening Prayer Bible study Trinitarian Congregational under Rev Geo A Tewksbury with U P S C E at 6 30 p m and Friday prayer at 7 30 Scandinavian M E Church with Rev J P Anderson offers services Sunday 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m class meeting Friday 7 45 p m
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John O’connell
Darby O'Connell
Moriarty
John O'Connell
Loren B. McDonald
Young People’s Guild Meeting
Trinity Church
Protestant Episcopal
Henry ‘King Hannah
Geo. A. Tewksbury
Scandinavian M. E. Church
J. P. Anderson
Weather Summary for Week Ending July 11
The week reports a maximum temperature of 45 and a minimum of 64.5. Total precipitation amounts to 0.12 inch. Fred A. Tower, Observer.
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Fred A. Tower
Concord Junction notices and events lively this week
Mrs Campbell and daughter travel to Providence while Rev W W Campbell and others plan a bicycle trip to Lake Champlain. A convict escapes reformatory custody and is recaptured. Local society updates include charity moves, hospital ship subscriptions, and new business openings at McGrail Whitcomb & Co with ads for services and a Liberty pole gathering anticipated.
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H. W. Campbell
Messrs Hodgman
Knowles
Lake Champlain
Wart's sale offers Navy portfolios and canned goods
Promotion at Wart's features Portfolios of U. S. Navy with every purchase of canned shrimp and boned chicken. Also at Mrs Poulson's a range of summer corsets and children’s underwear priced from 15c to 50c, with Mrs Joyce as agent for the new im.
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U. S. Navy
Poulson
Concord Junction Church Notes
Union church with Rev. W. W. Campbell as pastor holds Sunday morning service at 10 30 and Sunday school. Evening services at 6 30 and 7 30 p m listing BULLS GP B C KE as related notes.
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Union Church
W. W. Campbell
B.C. KE
Maple House Refitted and Run in First Class Manner
Mrs Solzen of New York City takes charge of the Maple House and will thoroughly refit and run it in first class style. Patronage solicited.
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Solzen
New York City
New England Crops Report Highlights Dry Weather
Boston reports a dry spell of two to three weeks with scattered rain needed to protect grain potatoes vegetables and fruit. Haying thrives, oats rye corn and potatoes show varying health, apples will be short overall, cranberries face an unfavorable outlook while beetles cause limited damage.
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