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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1897

Page

5

New Books In Library Concord 1897 additions list

The Concord free public library added numerous titles in June 1897 across categories. Notable works include Allen Choired Invisible 282.48 Bayliss In brook and bayou 2062.31 Bell Science of speech 2211.32 Blaikie Thomas Chalmers 493.50 and Booth Life and labour of a people in London vol 9 2034.9. The list features biographies, histories, fiction, travel and science by authors such as Deland, Dempster, Du Bois, Dallinger, Lang, Pater, Sienkiewicz, and Wilson among others.

Concord Free Public Library Allen Bayliss Brook and Bayou Bell Blaikie Thomas Chalmers Bolton Booth London Banner France Burnham Archer Archer Burton and Wilkins Isabel Lady Burton Cambridge My Guardian Carey Barbara Heathcote Chamberlain Samuel Sewall Clodd Dallinger United States R.L Davis Soldiers of Fortune Dawson Middle Greyness Deland Dempster Denison Douglas Blackwood Group du Bois R.L. Ehnslie Fothergill Diana Wentworth Freeman Sicily Geddie Hamilton Parson Harding Mass Herkless Richard Cameron Hillis Houston Carolina R. L. Jenkin Madame de Beaupre Knight Sudan Lang Pickle Leask James Boswell Lucy McKay and Wingate Maitland Mann Soc Sons of the Am R.L. Meredith Mitchell Moulton Nesmith F. T. Green Harge Newhall America R. L. Nuttall Omond, Fletcher Salton Otis Pater Gaston de Latour Payp Peard Baroness Phelps Tules Pushkin Rae Sheridan Roberts Robinson Jessica Setoun Robert Burns Sienkiewicz Simcox Simpson Sir James Y. Simpson Smeaton Tobias Smollet Smith Spencer Ing Spofford Sir Rohan Stéel Sturgis John Maidment Tiernan Trent Ward Paradise Whitby Willoughby Wilson

Church Services and Schedules Listed for Several Congregations

Among the Churches listing includes FIRST PARISH UNITARIAN with Rev. Loren B. McDonald. Morning service 10 45, Sunday school noon, Young People's guild 7 p m, evening services first and third Sundays 7 40 beginning Nov 1 through June 1. TRINITY CHURCH PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL holds 10 45 morning prayer litany sermon and 12 o'clock Sunday school. all seats free. TRINITARIAN CONGREGATIONAL led by Rev G A Tewksbury with Y P S and C E at 6 30 p m, meeting times noted. SCANDINAVIAN M E pay con Rev J P Anderson services Sundays 10 30 a m 7 30 p m with class meeting Friday 7 45 p m.

FIRST Unitarian Loren B. McDonald Young People’s Guild Meeting Trinity Church Protestant Episcopal Trinitarian Congregational Géo. A. Tewksbury Moeting. Y C. E J. P. Anderson

Concord High Club Challenged for July 5 Baseball Game

John H. Goulding, manager for the newly organized Concord baseball club, challenges Concord high school B. B. C. to a morning game on July 5 at the grounds for the championship of Concord.

Concord Mass Concord High School Concord High School B. B. C John H. Goulding

Masonic Centennial Observed At Corinthian Lodge

The Corinthian lodge closed its centennial celebration with a June 16 service. Grand Lodge officers in full regalia attended, followed by an original poem, prayers, and music. A portrait of Ezra Ripley and various Masonic speakers highlighted the afternoon program.

Corinthian Lodge Grand Lodge G. M.charles Weber Boston Frank Jackson Ezra Ripley D.D Concord C. C. Butters A.L. Dakin F.treland P. M. Emmott C. A. Hart W. Sohier W. Marrs

Corinthian Lodge History Address At Grand Lodge Assembly

Grand Master Hutchinson praised Concord history and Corinthian lodge as a lasting symbol of loyalty. Henry F. Smith delivered the historical address recalling 1775 1797 and 1838 records and Ezra Ripley’s sermon. Dr. Lorimer gave an eloquent Masonry and Patriotism oration as 400 plus attendees filled the town hall for a banquet and toasts.

Hutchinson Grand Lodge Concord Corinthian Lodge Henry F. Smith Brother Smith Louis Surrette Bro Ezra Ripley Samuel Staith Smith Ripley George C. Lorimer Tremont Temple Boston Ashley P. How Philip M. Emmett A. L. Dakin Ki. W. Blossom Walter Sawyer Charles A. Hart William A. Hart

Jubilee Notes Sale Promises Fireworks For Fourth

A local advertiser touts a broad Fourth of July stock including Giant Cannon Crackers Mines Shells Rockets Roman Candies colored fires and more plus foreign and domestic groceries lawn and piazza accessories golf gear and garden goods. He emphasizes buying home and saving on transport from Boston and notes pioneer status in meeting seasonal needs.

Victoria U. S Boston

Annual Reunion of Fifth Regiment Veterans in Concord

About 200 veterans of the late war are expected to gather in Concord on Friday June 25 at 11 am near the Fitchburg Railroad station under Captain John Kent. They will march to the town hall for a banquet and business meeting in the G A R hall with a music band present. Ten survivors in town will welcome their comrades as Main Street crowds view the parade and selectmen join in the festivities.

Fifth Regiment Concord Fitchburg R. R John Kent G.A. R Main Street

Athletic Carnival at Lake Walden on June 5

The lake event promises liberal cash prizes drawing top runners led by Conneff the world mile champion and Tinder the England champion. Features include swimming races sack race 100 yard dash plus music and dancing with reduced travel rates from all points.

Conneff Tinder England

Trinitarian Church Plans 71st Sunday School Anniversary

The 71st anniversary of the Trinitarian church Sunday school will be observed with special services next Sunday morning. Primary and other departments are to sit in reserved seats, and be present promptly at 10 30. Children will take part in the singing. The pastor’s subject will be Gerapniums.

The Trinitarian Church

Reward for Lost Shepherd Dog Flero near Lincoln Mass

A $5.00 reward is offered by J. R. Hartwell of Lincoln Massachusetts for the return of his nearly black shepherd dog with brown spots and shaggy fur. The two year old dog answers to the name Flero and wears no collar. Lincoln Mass June 22, 1897.

Flero J. R. Hartwell Lincoln, Mass

Weather Report for Week Ending June 21 1897

The figures show weekly weather data with maximum temperature 83 on June 19 and minimum 41 on June 21. The weekly range is 42, mean temperature 62.2, and total precipitation 0.40 inch. Observer Fred A. Tower.

Fred A. Tower

Seashells to be Auctioned by Marlboro Rubber Co

On Saturday evening at 7 30 the Marlboro Rubber Co will sell at auction 600 seashells from Nassau Bahamas Islands.

Marlboro Rubber Co Nassau N. P Bahama Islands

Local shop ads list wares for sale and services

Concord locals advertise paper stock and supplies including rolls for paper hangers, wagons and farm tools from various vendors, ice cream makers and refrigerators, laundry, footwear repairs, bicycle and carriage offers, potatos chips, gowns and lace trim. Prices quoted for some items and delivery notes noted.

H. L. Whitcomb Democrat Concord P. W. White C. E. Brown’s White Mountain M. L. Hatch Noyes Brothers Towle & Kent Surrey Waldo Littlefield West Acton Patrick Ryan Railroad Lane Fitchburg Station Towle & Kent's

Letters Advertised at Concord Post Office Week End

At Concord post office for the week ending June 22 1897 names advertised include Wm Buttrick P M J B Butterfield A Booth Beauty Corset Co Rev Geo W Coole Robert Donaldson H T Frenette Edward Giblin J S Howard N Nelson Bernhardt Neilson Palmer Pneumatic Tire Co John Rouillard G C Staley Thomas Shannon W R Tuller Mrs Clara Anderson Carrie Coleman Mrs J Harvey Mrs Frances Mead Miss C A Parker Mrs A A Potter Miss Ida Ross Miss Mary Tackney.

Concord Wm. Buttrick P. M. J. B. Butterfield A. Booth Beauty Corset Co Rev. Geo. W. Coole Robert Donaldson H. T. Frenette Edward Giblin J. S. Howard N. Nelson Bernhardt Neilson Palmer Pneumatic Tire Co John Rouillard G. C. Stahley Thomas Shannon W. R. Tuller

Fresh Strawberries Due This Year by Local Wagon

George F. Wheeler announces plans to operate a delivery wagon supplying the town with fresh strawberries picked the day of delivery. Orders will be accepted by mail and promptly attended to. Citizens are asked to notify for service.

George F. Wheeler

Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Doctors and Merchants

Stands at the Head. Aug J Bogel of Shreveport La says Dr King's New Discovery cures his cough and is best seller. J F Campbell of Safford Ariz. calls it all it is claimed, never fails and a sure cure for consumption coughs and colds. It has been tried a quarter century and stands at the head. Free trial battles at B F Johnson Son drug store Maynard and John C Friends drug store Concord.

J. Bogel Shreveport Dr. King J. F. Campbell Safford Ariz B. F. Johnson & Son Maynard John C. Friend Concord

Also Mentioned on This Page

Royal Baking Powder New York Masonic Centennial Massachusetts Masons W. R. Sereno D. Nickerson Loren B. Macdonald Our Wives and Daughters Abraham G.hart P.M Mt. Hope Lodge Eleventh Masonic District R. W. Harry K. Boardman Geo. H. Hopkins Freemasonry Jos. F. Scott J. G. B. Adams Arthur G. Pollard Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Charles C. Hutchinson Lake Walden Ben W. Brown Brook Planet Jr Bowker Pillsbury’s F. R. R. Station Concord, Mass Concord Clothing Co Friend’s Block Werstvale Woolhain Mill Westvale Mill Dam John M. Keyes Fowler Gendron Outing Hunter National White Reliance Nlcon Swell Bicycles Stearns Snell Remington Fitchburg H. S. Richardson Vose Walden Street Hop Sing Ncord U.n.co Maurice McWalter Crawford Elmira Frost
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