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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1912

Page

6

Veterans Honor at Sleepy Hollow Memorial in Concord

A crowd of 130 First Mass Heavy Artillery veterans visited Concord from Boston by special car. They commemorated three fallen brothers at the Melvin Memorial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery then dined at the Colonial Inn with speeches by Rev. Edward Cummings and Frank B. Sanborn.

Thomas Hopkins Cambridge J. M. C. Melvin Mass Heavy Artillery Veterans Association Boston Old Concord Post Geo. F. Wheeler Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Melvin Memorial Mr. Cunningham South L'ncon Howe Colonial Inn Sutter Rev. Kidward Cummings South Congregational Church Frank B. San Concord G A. Tewksbury England

Concord Notes Highlight Local Graduation and Events

May events include Middlesex School graduation with twenty-one diplomas awarded to students from various towns, led by Louis A. Frothingham and Frederick A. Winsor. The day featured a luncheon, a concert by Glee and Mandolin clubs, and a dance with Fielding’s Orchestra. Other items mention visits, lectures, and community activities around Concord and nearby towns.

Middles Col. N. P. Hallowell Board of Trustees Louis A. Frothingham Frothingham Frederick A. Winsor Wells A. Blanchard Concord Samuel Cabot Almy Cambridge Wells Blanchard Walter Mayher Boyden Plymouth William Cooper Boyden Winnetka I[il Alexander Abbot Cameron Westford Thompson Bean Stamford Conn Francis Ramsay Devereaux Noyes Sprague Buffalo, N. Y Domald Bullard Willson West Medford Alexander Winsor Weston Alexander Abbott Cameron Silas Bent McKinley Glee Mandolin John Sprague Glee Club Cantasano

Death of Concord native Charles D. Tuttle noted in two services

The body of Charles Dexter Tuttle, who died in a Boston drug store, was returned to Concord for burial. A Friday chapel service at Sleepy Hollow cemetery drew many mourners including Old Concord G A R members, with a second service held Sunday due to his California-based daughter. Tuttle, 74, born in Concord, worked 21 years at Old Colony Trust Co. and served in the Civil War with the 32d Massachusetts. He leaves a son and two daughters. The Concord Dramatic Club elected new officers in a Thursday meeting.

Charles Dexter Tuttle Boston Concord Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Old Concord Post California Mr. Tuttle Safe Deposit Department Old Colony Trust Co Fort Warren Army of the Potomac Tuttle Sons of the American Revolution Rowbury

Loving Cup Highlights Amherst Student Ace Eddie Williams

Eddie Williams of Amherst Agricultural College earned a silver loving cup after four years focused on chemistry. A standout pitcher and league prospect, he balanced athletics with top grades and drew interest from national teams while remaining unsure about turning pro.

Eddie” Williams Amherst Agricultural College Amherst Williams M. A. VU

Billerica Nine Top Concord In Close Ball Game

The Billerica T R and T base ball team slipped into town and defeated Concord 4 3 after leading early and fending off a late Concord rally. Varley had three hits and Doyle dazzled with back breaking pitching as Concord faded in the final innings. Smith and Shepard made notable plays in the field. Time 1 hr 30 m. Umpire Munny.

T. R Billerica al Wilson Billie Varley Doyle Concord Billerica Boys Fitzpatrick McHugh Roosevelt Chicago Elbert Flubbard Shep Joey Joe O’brien Tors & T Powers Hopkins Scott Allen McSweeney Opkins Condon Harris Jenkins Manning Eaton Fallon Hunt Shepard Munny

Death of Charles E Hoar, ConcordBroker

Charles Emerson Hoar, 62, last surviving son of Judge I Rockwood Hoar of Concord and brother of Mrs Samuel Bowles and Miss Clara D Hoar, died in Ventura California. A Harvard 1870 graduate, he led a California ranch life near Simi after early work with the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad. He spent his later years farming and reading, never marrying, and lived with ranch caretakers. His cremated remains will be buried at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Concord.

Charles Emerson Hoar I. Rockwood Hoar Concord Samuel Bowles Clara D. Hoar Ventura Cal Hoar Simi California Harvard Phillips Academy Exeter N. H Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Samuel Sherman Caroline Hoar Greene Mr. Hoar Sleepy Hollow Springfield Republican

Naomi cast announced for Ruth cantata in Maynard

The cast includes Mrs Elsie Rose as Naomi with David Cavanaugh J Locke Ervin EB W H K Krigtiansen Fred De Vandreul Miss Ethel Dunham Mrs Alpheus Hyatt Miss Fannie Lincoln among others. The performance is set for May 27 and 28 under the auspices of the Eastern Star.

David Cavanaugh J. Locke Ervin EB. W. H K. Krigtiansen Fred de Vandreul Ethel Dunham Alpheus Hyatt Fannie Lincoln Elsie Rose Naomi Ruth Maynard Eastern Star

Church Leader Borland and Rev Tewksbury Depart for Rest

Rev Mr Tewksbury will spend most of the three months away from home with travels to England and Scotland after church officials granted him a leave of absence due to health. Borland, a Concord expert in smokeless powder, came eight years ago to aid the American Powder Mills expansion and has since earned a reputation as a leading authority in smokeless powder production.

Borland Mr. Tewksbury England Glasgow Scotland Tewksbury Concord Acton United States

Tewksbury Granted Three Months Leave of Absence

Reverend G A Tewksbury and Charles R Borland and family were among those who sailed on the Cymric for England Tuesday. Mr and Mrs were also aboard the voyage as part of the departure details.

G. A. Tewksbury Charles R. Borland England Mra

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