Memorial fund drive for Louisa May Alcott reaches $4547
The Concord Woman's Club reports donations from many individuals and groups totaling 4547.04 for the Louisa M. Alcott Memorial from May 8 to June 3. Orchard House tours are now offered with a visiting guide and open rooms, no admission fee, but a small box for offerings.
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Gonatantly Ng
Concord Woman's Club
Louisa M. Alcott
Toledo
Gardner
Mass
Frederic P. Royce
Boston
H. B. Belden
Akron
Thomas J. Foster
Scranton
George F. Reinhardt
Westwood Unitarian Girls’ Club
Westwood
East Lexington
Manchester
Woman's Club
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Brookline
Equal Suffrage Association
Haverhill
John W. Ames
Cambridge
Della Mohr
Montgomery
Ala
Laurel School
Cleveland
Ohio
G. O. Whiting
Lexington
Elizabeth Hatch
New York
N. Y
George J. Gilmore
Lexington Mass
Albert H. Newman
Concord
Waltham
St. Lottie
Henry
Calventon
Texgo
Orchard House
Mrs Ann J Tolman Died In Ventura California
Mrs Ann J Tolman widow of Benjamin Tolman died at her daughter Mrs Nathan B Smith’s home in Ventura California on Thursday evening June 2 after an illness of six weeks. Born June 28 1824 in Concord she married Benjamin Tolman December 11 1847 and lived in the DAR house before moving West after Mr Tolman’s death November 4 1906.
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Ann J. Tolman
Benjamin Tolman
Nathan Br.smith
Ventura
Cal
Concord
Benjamin ‘Tolman
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mr. Tolman
Children’s Day at Trinitarian Church Sunday
A Children’s Day or Flower Sunday replaces the morning service with children’s singing and speaking, Bible gifts, plant distribution, and a pastor’s address. Evening service features A Picture in a German Pastor’s Study with gospel hymn singing. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 20 prior. Friday’s topic is The Joy of Thinking. Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah noted last Sunday’s sermon The Star of Odd Fellowship.
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Christian Endeavor Meeting
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Daughters of Rebekah" of Concord
Star of Odd Fellowship
Convenience Station Considered for Town House Basement
Four men named Prescott Keyes William Wheeler Russell Robb and Ralph Holden presented to the selectmen Monday night proposing an alternative to an addition. They represented residents opposed to placing a convenience station in the town house basement and urged a different plan.
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Town House
Prescott Keyes
William Wheeler
Russell Robb
Ralph Holden
New Management Opens Dane-Ingary Pavilion Saturday
Under new management Dane-Ing in dary pavilion opens Saturday evening June 17 with MecNally's orchestra. A beautiful grove offers picnic space and the pavilion can be engaged for dancing parties.
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Dane- Ing
Dary Pavil
MecNally
Plans for a sanitation station face town debate in Concord
Town leaders weigh two basement options for a sanitation station with concerns from the board of health about ventilation versus sunlight purification. Some favor underground placement as seen in larger cities while others push for an above ground plan that preserves appearance.
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Town Hall
Richard Derby
Bedford St
Town House
Board of Health
Boston
Worcester
Concord
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