Storeroom additions promise better display and office move
The report notes plans to expand the store room and move the office to the second floor for a finer arrangement. It also mentions Dee's narrow escape from a Sunday house fire where clothes near the stove ignited the wainscoting but the blaze self-extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Murray
Dee
Fire at Lexington Street House Ends With Major Damage
Firefighters responded to a blaze at the Joel Walcott estate on Lexington Street caused by an overheated oil stove. The fire damaged the L section and main building. one occupant was carried out as others fled. Three Hose Two men suffered injuries as a ladder collapse sent Laughlin down thirty feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Street
Joel Walcott
John Davis
McLean
Laughlin
Harrington
Muldoon
Concord High
Natick
Concord
Gage
W. Loughlin
Daniels
Loughlin
E. Loughlin
Wheeler
Dowd
Dakin
Sweeney
Walthame
McKenna
Battery
Natick High
Memorial Day Observance by Grand Army in Concord
A perfect Memorial Day in Concord began with the Grand Army ceremony at 10:30 AM, Lincoln barges, and an address by Hon. Charles Francie Adams. Comrades decorated 86 graves, then returned to the town hall for a ladies’ collation, followed by events at the Unitarian church vestry. Carter's band and Concord Artillery escorted the procession, with salutes at the cemetery and reformatory grounds. A final colony at the grove next to the reformatory closed the day, noted for its impressive conduct and uplifting spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
George Gray
Lincoln
Charles Francie Adams
Concord
Unitarian Church
Jean Keeler
Lillian Hatch
Millie Linder
Lillian How
Alice Gage
Marie Howard
May Bartlett
Louise Garland
Richard F. Wood
Carter
Concord Artillery
Cyrus H. Cook
Chas. W. Prescott
Artillery
Reformatory
Dr Kings New Discovery Endorsed by Michigan Pastor
A Dimondale Rev J Gunderman letter extols Dr Kings New Discovery for his wife after pneumonia and flu causing severe coughing. He notes rapid, satisfactory results while serving at Rives Junction church. Trial bottles are available at Concord Drug Stores Maynard and Richardson and B F Johnson Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunderman
Dimondale
Mich
Dr. King
Baptist
Rives Junction
la Grippe
B.F. Johnson and Co. Maynard and
H. S. Richardson Concord Drug Stores
Local Store Expands Stock With New Furnishings and Goods
After renting the upper part of the building the owner doubles usable space and invites the public to inspect the new lines. The stock includes chamber suites, chairs, tables, bureaus, bedsteads, springs, mattresses, oil cloths, rugs, door mats, hampers, laundry baskets, refrigerators, oil stoves, hammocks, lawn chairs, settees, crockery, tin and woodenware, plus staple groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
G A R Notes From Local Posts Activities
On Wednesday evening Comrade Geo Gray Post Commander Phelps and Comrade Jas Carter visited Hudson post Phelps inspecting the post. Thursday Senator Reed inspected Old Concord post. Friday Gray and Commander George visited Concord Junction schools and attended exercises. The post joined memorial exercises at Emerson and Ripley schools. Saturday featured the usual Memorial day program. Sunday Gray attended a first grade meeting at the reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Gray
Phelps
Jas. Carter
Hudson Post
Reed
Old Concord Post
Gray
George
Concord Junction
Emerson
Blind quartet from Perkins Institute to perform in town hall
A Boston Perkins Institute quartet of blind singers performs at the town hall on June 11. The concert features an unusually full program and a brief institute account. The piece invites generous attendance and notes the exceptional musical quality and interest of the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins Institute
Boston
Town Hall
Concord Notables Listed in 1896 Meeting Names
At Concord Massachusetts on June 2 1896 a list includes Wm Buttrick P M Geo R Barrett C H Chase N G Carr Joseph DuBray M M Edson J M Hancock Ds Blakely Hoar L E Jayne Nardini Co P M Box 8 H Townsend W F Williams J E Williams Charles Yapp 2 letters Mrs Mary Fels Miss Alice Hosmer Miss Lousisa Mc Fadden Mrs Willard Otterson Mrs W H Reed Mrs Vesper Mrs Mary A Whit comb.
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Concord
Mass
Wm. Buttrick P. M
Geo. R. Barrett
C. H. Chase
N. G. Carr
Joseph DuBray
M.M. Edson
J. M. Hancock
D.s Blakely Hoar
L. E. Jayne
Nardini & Co
P. M. Box
H. Townsend
W.F. Williams
J. E. Williams
Charles Yapp
Mary Fels
Alice Hosmer
Lousisa McFadden
Willard Otterson
W. H. Reed
Vesper
Mary A. Whitcomb
Electric Bitters Promoted As Spring Tonic and Cure
Electric Bitters is advertised as a seasonable medicine that remedies liver sluggishness and bilious fevers. It claims to counter malaria poisons and alleviate headache indigestion constipation and dizziness. Available for fifty cents per bottle at local druggists B F Johnson Co Maynard H S Richardson Coxford Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Johnson & Co
Maynard
H. S. Richardson
Coxford Drug Store
Trinity Church Aid Society Sale and Supper Notice
The ladies of Trinity Church Aid Society will hold a law in party at the residence of Mrs C O Richardson Main street Friday afternoon June 12. There will be a sale of useful and fancy articles open at 4 o clock Supper served at 6 o clock Admission 10 cents.
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The
Trinity Church Aid
C.O. Richardson
Main Street
Thanks to Concord Firemen and Neighbors
Mrs Joan H Davis expresses public gratitude to the Concord fire department and local neighbors for their faithful prompt and energetic work in saving her property from fire last week. Concord June 2 1896.
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Concord
Joan H. Davis
Concord area ads list goods services and rentals
The item compiles local notices for Concord Mass with saleable goods delivery school haircuts barber services horse cures laundry carriage trimming and house rentals. It lists Conway products, groceries and hardware suppliers, clothing and underwear, bicycles, wallpaper, cereals, ribbons, and a bicycle agency plus rental offerings on Belknap Street.
Towle Kent Triple Freezers and Local Bicycle Offers
C E Brown posts New Mail Bi cycles at 85 dollars and Tem plar at 60. Boys and Girls wheels 50. Bradish acts as Scripture's Lowell Laundry agent with pick up and delivery. Souvenir China in Delft arrives with Miss Buck's first import. Ice cream service Sundays. Kola drink at Richardson's praised. Albereen cleaning product advertised by Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towle & Kent
C. E. Brown
Templar
Boys & Girls Wheels
Bradish
Scripture
Lowell Laundry
China
Delft
G. H. Hopkins
One Minute Cough Cure Advertises Relief
An early advertisement lists B. F. Johnson and Son and several sellers including Maynard, C. H. Whitney, Concord and H. A. Littlefield, West Acton, promoting a cough remedy that promises quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Johnson & Son
Maynard
C. H. Whitney
Concord
H. A. Littlefield
West Acton
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U.S. Gov't
Firemen Mart
Electric Bitters
A. F. Bowman
Derby
John H. Chapman
G. St. L. Abbott
Lowell Road
Miss Kennedy
Miss Andrews
Prescott Keyes
Tremont Street
H. L. Whitcomb
Noyes Brothers
G. H. Hopkine
Towle & Kent's
Walden Street
Skeeters
Waldensteet
M. L. Hatch
Waverly
C. E. Brown’s
J. W. Raymond
Vermont
Westvale, Mass
Eng
Donegal
Benj. W. Brown Wholesale and Retail Dealer
Pillsburys Best
New England
Democrat & Concord Wagons
New York Life Insurance Company
F.B.R. Station
Concord, Mass
Hartford Bicycles
Columbia
John CG. Watson
Richardson's
Concord Clothing Company
Walden St., Concord, Mass
Henry M. Temple
Middlesex South District
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barrett’s Mill Road
Joseph P. George
Said George
Darius Merriam
Merriam
George W. Shepardson
Prescott Ker
Milney
G. W. Rand
Runels Building
Lowell
Horace Tuttle
J. C. Friend
Roadster Bicycle
Lufkin
C. H. Hapgood
STOW