Concord Notes and Notices from June 1893
Concord items cover visitors at Princeton and the Hoars at the World’s Fair. A Trinity church lawn party at the Hurd place and a meeting for a Fourth of July antiques parade are announced. Prize awards, summer sermons, school graduation, charitable events, and local weather and garden notes fill community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Hoar
Mary Hoar
Trinity Church
Hurd Place
Elm Street
William M. Bush
Lower Town Hall
B.R. Bulkeley
Geo. A. Tewksbury
Protestant Episcopal
Walter Russell Breed
Harvard and Nearby Scholars in Latin English Courses Names
List of students and their affiliations in Latin English and Classical courses. Names include Winthrop Barrett Wood Mary Bartlett Walter Carr Emma Hart Henry Hosmer Jr Grace Shepard Arthur Worthley Frederic Brown Frederick Adams Laws Helen Nagle Philip Walcott Edith Gay Howard Jackson at Harvard and Harvard annex with distinctions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Annie S. Holden
Alice R. Wheeler
Hiram P. ‘Worthley
Prescott Keyes
Charles E. Boyd
William L. Eaton
Eaton
Hutchins
Concord
N. H
Mr. Hutchins
A. W. Jackson
Charles Walcott
George A. Tewksbury
William H. Hunt
Charles S. Hart
Professor Boyd
Frederic Willis Brown
America
Alice Metcalf
Sarah Andrews
Carlotta Mabel Bullock
William Arthur Buttrick
John Edward Connors
Charles Milliken Craton
Catherine Agnes Dempsey
Margaret Farrington
Annie Helen Flannery
Mary
Cincinnati Society Delegation Visits Concord During Convention
A distinguished party from the Society of the Cincinnati arrived in Concord after leaving Boston where the triennial convention opened in the state house senate chamber. Guides Porter and Staples led tours with Judge Keyes and Mr. Barrett escorting visitors through the village. Attendees praised Massachusetts hospitality and a vote of thanks was given to Lexington and Concord for their courtesy. Notables included John Schuyler of New York Colonel Asa Bird Gardner of Rhode Island Mr Simmonds of South Carolina Colonel G S Sims of New Jersey Bishop William S Perry of Iowa and Professor Daves of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Boston
Society of the Cincinnati
Senate
Massachusetts
Lexington
Messrs. Porter and Staples
Keyes
Barrett
John ‘Schuyler
New York
Asa Bird Gardner
Rhode Island
Simmonds
South Carolina
G. S. Sims
New Jersey
William S. Perry
Iowa
Daves
Baltimore
Weather record for the week ending June 19, 1893
For the week ending 7 p m June 19 1893 maximum temperature 89 on June 15 minimum 50 on June 17 weekly range and mean not stated relative humidity 86 9 percent barometer 30 04 in prevailing wind northeast greatest velocity 23 mph on June 15 total precipitation 0 77 in Frep A Tower observer 64 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frep A. Tower
Crop bulletin notes mixed week in New England
Week ending June 19 reports normal to warm temps in many areas then cooler with a cold easterly storm Saturday. Growing days were favorable Sunday and Monday. Peas at Woburn expected June 19, hay crop improving in Concord, rain aiding crops around Winchendon and Spencer, Hadley drier than usual, berries in Warren in bloom and plums dropping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Woburn
Concord
Winchendon
Spencer
Leominster
Fitchburg
Hadley
Warren
Tasteful Salve Ad Offers Piles Cure Guarantee
An 25 cent salve guarantees perfect satisfaction or money refunded for crops of cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains and corns. Sold by B. F. Johnson & Sons Maynard and J. C. Friend Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Johnson & Sons
Maynard
J. C
Double Marlboro Weddings Tie Knot on June 18
In Marlboro on June 18 two marriages were performed by reverends R F Hayward and F S Rice. Charles E I Brown wed Hattie Dora Hinckley while Captain Thomas E Jackson married Mary Ellen Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Charles
Hattie Dora’ Hinckley
F. 8. Rice
Capt
Thomas E. Jackson
Mary Ellen Proctor
Marlboro Death Notices Highlight Residents’ Passing
In Marlboro on June 5 a death notice cites a son born to Mrs. James McNamara of Washington street. On June 19 George F. Meade, 26 years 6 months, is recorded. On June 17 Alphonse Toupin, 48, is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice W. Wheildon
Washington
Concord
Fannie P. Willis
Marlboro
Son
James McNamara
Washington Street
George F. Meade
Alphonse Toupin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry J. Hosmer
Princeton
Charles E. Brown
Town Hall
Institute For Savings
Charles H.walcott
George Heywood
Trinitarian Church
Jacob’s Well
Davis
Charles W. Prescott
Prescott
Horticultural Society
Mass
William Buttrick P. M. Jr
D. Ahernond
Ibl
Bailam
Burley & Adams
William Wheeler Nashawtue
John Prince
King’s Daughters
Wheildon
Miss Wheildon
William W. Wheildon
Benjamin Gleason
Germany
Zoe Mou
Free Public Library
Bunker Hill
Battle of
Unitarian
Hunt's
Paris
London
Hastings & Co
H. L. Whitcomb’s
Dempsey’s
Richardson’s
Whitcomb’s
Hunt’s
C. E. Brown’s
Congregational Manse
P. W. White
Hunt
N. S. Daniels
E.F. Nealey
H. L. Whitcomb
E. A. Buck
Society of the Cincinnati At
Crop Bulletin
Bucklin
Hudson
T.J. Keefe
H. I. Whitcomb
Sanford
Lexington Street
New Wheeler & Wilson
Concord Junction
F. J. Hastings & Co
South Acton
Concord Elevator
Canada
Tucker
E. Bothwll, Prop
John G. Watson
Columbia Bicycles
Richardson's Drug Store
David H. Brewer
Devon
Shire Street
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