Memorial Day Observances Include Graveside Tributes and Parade
Musicians McHugh and Brien of Company 1 laid a wreath on a comrade’s grave as taps echoed. Silent heads lifted, then the march resumed to St Bernard's cemetery for similar rites and a closing color lowering to the Star Spangled Banner. Later, Lincoln and surrounding areas received grave decorations and a town vestry dinner followed by a pleasing musical program.
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McHugh and
Brien
Company ‘1
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Monument Square
Joseph Orendorff
Lincoln
Lex Maynard
West Acton
Little Acton
Local Classifieds Include Rent, Engraving Help and Boat for Sale
Concord listings show apartment for rent on Walden Street near William A. Stevens store for 25 dollars a month. A young man is sought to learn engraving with free instruction if started now at Nudd's Engraving, Boston. Also advertised is a motor boat for sale from White of Old Town, 20 feet long, 6.5 feet beam, 4H.P., speed 10 mph, asking 250 dollars.
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Walden
William A. Stevens
Prescott Keyes
Nudd
Boston
Wiite
Old Town
Ferro
Lexington
Water description and metaphor by author
The text describes water as a white squid that turns completely black the moment a family enters it, presenting a vivid metaphor for danger. It reflects a striking, surreal image in a compact, provocative line.
Shy on Teeth. Tee Only Eight Teeth Four On
A fragmented note mentions eight teeth and four on the tee in a golf related context. No clear names places or dates are readable.
Concord Company drills fund and district meeting report
Major Hart lectures for Company 1 Concord showcases $400 in a local savings bank from state funds and $1000 reserved for emergencies. Gen Charles K leads a banner meeting of the Concord District Sunday School Association with churches from Acton Bedford Boxboro Car Concord Hudson Lexington Lincoln Maynard and Stowe.
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Joseph 8
Hart
Menilets of Co
Boston’ Herald
Mi 1
J. Dee
Company 1
Concord
Concord Savings Bank
Michael Dee
Charles. K
George L
Comond
Tewkesbury
Lowell
Mass
Acacia
Acton
Bedford
Boxboro
Car ‘Here
Hudson
Lexington
Lincoln
Maynard
Stowe
Philip A. Job
Carlisle
G. A. Tewkebury
A. M. Omgood
Algtrid
Elizabeth Merriam
Framingham
Hamilton S
G. A. Tewksbury
Tattle Stable
C. L. Pierce
West Acton
Winchester
D. D
Mra. L. O. “Pilson
Middleboro
James Mudge
D. B
Malden
Wella A. al
Hamilton
Conant
A. B. Gifford
C. P. Gifford
Brookline
Concord High Triumphs in Scattered Seventh Inning Win
Concord High defeated Winchester High 17 to 9 in a seesaw game with Concord erupting for 11 runs in the seventh. Pitcher changes and key hits by Hevey and others helped Concord build a late lead as Matthews relieved and allowed no further scoring.
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Concord High
Winchester High
Earves
Tehiteher
Concord Boys
Matthews
Concord
Concord H
Winchester
Collins
Bulger
J. ‘Hayes
Boyce
W. Hayes
D. Hayes
Tasker
Giles
Williams
Mulcahy
Gray
le Due
Goldsmith
Johnston
Hevey
Loftus
Burger
Wil
Jakerman
Colonial Inn Guests From New York Denver Brief Stay
Mr and Mrs W Gifford and son Benedict of Hudson New York stop at the Colonial Inn. Mrs D G Ricards, Mrs Bartlett Ricards Miss Wisie and Master Ricards of Denver Colorado are at the Colonial Inn for a brief stay.
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W. Gifford
Benedict
Hudson, N. Y
Colonial Inn
D. G. Ricards
Bartlett Ricards
Wisie
Master Ricards
Denver, Col
Country club opens its new home on Saturday
The Country Club formally opened its new home Saturday afternoon in a ceremony marking the completion of a long project. Members praised the facility as a modern core for social events and athletic activities.
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Country Club
Concord alumnus honored with gift at annual meeting
At the 224th alumni meeting at Hill School in Pennsylvania Prof Alfred G Rolfe S D was surprised with a $650 watch and purse from former pupils. The event marked completion of Rolfe’s 26th year of service. The Pottstown News notes the honor is among the highest for a master, second only to Dr John Meigs.
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Concord
Hill School
Ee Pa
Alfred G. Rolfe
Relfe
Pottstown
John Meigs
Rolfeei
H. G
Ayer High School
Chauncey Hall School
Boston
Amherst College
Amherst
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Concord dominates at mountain meet vs Somerville high
Concord athletes win 72 points while Somerville scores 9 in a high school athletics meet held at the playgrounds. D Harwood led the 300 yard dash with Dr. Harwood and H Brest taking top Concord places in sprints. events include 220, 440, 880, mile, high jump, broad jump, pole vault and shot put with multiple Concord sweep results and Somerville placings.
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Somerville High
C. H
Somerville
D. Harwood
Concord
H. Brest
R. Woodman
W. Dee
A. MacLellan
J. Rockwell
BJ Harwood
R. Dee
H. Allen
H Allen
G. Goodearl
R. Harwood
J. Durkin
M. ‘McCallister
A. Kiley
Lawn Party and Sale at Trinity Church Friday
A church event by the Church Aid Society of Trinity Church on the church lawn and parish house opens at 3 20 on Friday. Tables will feature practical household gifts travel articles food pottery candy ices lemonade and tea. A silhouette artist will attend and dancing will be enjoyed.
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Church Aid Society of
Trinity Church
Local Names Listed in Community Directory
A partial roster of residents and associates appears in the fragment, naming American Motorcycle Co. figures Donald Currier William Hapeney and several others including Mr Parkhurst J Slate Curtis Snow and Miss Agnes O Grady. The list also mentions Mr and Mrs Ernest Wake man and Miss Mil dred Richardson among others.
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American Motorcycle Co
Donald Currier
William Hapeney
Ben
Katz
John Larcockus
John Parker
Parkhurst
Slate
Curtis Snow
Ernest H. Wakeman
Agnes O'Grady
Mildred Richardson
Margaret Sauliner
Libbie Williams
Dar’s de man Bagster and Haeg’s imagined in City Star
Fragmentary lines reference a character Dar, a man Bagster, and Haeg with imagined thoughts attributed to Ati City Star. The text is incomplete and offers no clear event or outcome to describe further.
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Bagster
Guests From Many States At Colonial Inn
The Colonial Inn faced an unusually busy period with guests from Iowa Texas Oklahoma Indiana Wisconsin New Jersey Michigan Pennsylvania Nebraska Arkansas Illinois Missouri Georgia California and many others registering. Visitors from New England New York Montreal Austria and India were also noted as the Met hosts a diverse mix of nationalities during the holiday week.
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Colonial Inn
Union
Iowa
Texas
Oklahoma
Indiana
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Arkansas
Illinois
Missouri
Georgia
California
New England
New York
Massachusetts
Montreal
Austria
India
Met
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Back Pain and Kidneys
An old advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as relief for overworked kidneys and backache. The copy emphasizes poisoned blood from kidney failure and urges readers to heed the kidney’s cry for help, citing past patient experiences.
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Doan
Ealers
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