Graduates of 1904 Class Hears Largest Number Ever
The 1904 high school class, 66 graduates, was honored at the town hall in a crowded ceremony. Rev W W Campbell presented diplomas as Rev E J Moriarty of Cambridge spoke on conscience. Edith Biggs earned highest distinction, with many students receiving scholarships and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thckn
W. W
Shhopl Board
Deep” School
E. J. Moriarty
Cambridge
Gong
Angels
Marion A. Barker
Rebecca N. Warren
W. W. Campbell
Ghool Song
America
Edith Biggs
Roland Edson Howe
Carrie Germaine Bradford
Kenneth Thompson Blood
Eliza- Francis Brennan
Mildren Leslie Browne
Mary Elizabeth Farrington
Mary Agnes Flavin
Florence Winifred French
Agnes Louise Garvey
Richard Powers
Martha Reece Grant
Thomas Willams Hopkins
Herbert James Mies
Florence Edith Pond
Hermon ‘Temple Wheeler
Harry Raymond Woodward
Harriet Lamkin Boyce
Acton
Annie Christine Johnson
Carrie Elizabeth Keith
Helen
Ardele Knowlton
Francis Joseph
Murray
Maynard
Florence Edith
Alice Bertha Walsh
Bedford
Raymond Woodward
Lincoln
Edward Bailey Caiger
Zoomas William Hopkins
the Bellé Rich
Catharine Shaughnessey
Alice Stacy Warren
Macoln
Katherine Louise Dempsey
Rose Mary Dempsey
Kath
Monument property and land sale notice in Concord area
The notice lists property including a monument st site now occupied by Mr James D Tanner and two and one half acres of land on the south side of Nashawtlle Hill. Applicants should contact Prescott Keyes, 5 Tremont Street, Boston. Also an ad from Mark M Loftus opening a shop on Belknap Street to make and repair doors screens and blinds inviting patronage.
Warning to Young Women at World’s Fair in St Louis
The W C T U local Purity superintendent Mrs M E Otto and helpers will meet trains to assist unaccompanied visiting women and girls or those taking positions in St Louis during the year, amid warnings of dangers awaiting unprotected travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Purity
M. E
Otto
Runaway Horse Endangers Women in Bedford
Mrs. Harry Tuttle and Miss Besarick rode Tuesday when a faulty harness made a horse bolt toward the business district. Besarick jumped to safety while Tuttle clung to the reins in vain attempts to curb the frightened animal. The creature was finally cornered near the library. both women were unharmed.
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Harry Tuttle
Miss Besarick
Bedford
Mi-o-na tablet promised to cure stomach troubles
An advertisement praises Mi-o-na as the best season for stomach cure citing outdoor life and fruit intake. It claims the tablet aids digestion and heals inflammation while strengthening the nervous system and promises a money back guarantee if not cured after two weeks for 50 cents.
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West Point
H. &. Richardson
Miona
Local Notes from Alton Bay to Concord and Lowell
Sunday activities include Perkins Sweet at Alton Bay and a factory shutdown. Fireworks display canceled due to a family illness of ex Congressman Fitzgerald. Deputy Grand Matrons meet in South Framingham with Grand Matron Blodgett present. Five churches mark the semicentennial of Central M. EB. church in Lowell with Rev. Knowles and Miss Stafford attending. Concord high school graduates listed with various course honors. Musketaquid club to host a Rhode Island clam bake at the club house with Justin W. Ford as chef. tickets capped at 100 and available after July 1.
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EB. Perkins Sweet
Alton Bay
N. Hi
James E. Clark
Johnson
Lloyd
Sweden
Fitzgerald
Main St
M. EB. Church of
Lowell
George F. Knowles
A. M. Stafford
Geo. F. Knowles
Huntington Hall
Rhode Island
Justin W. Ford
William ,G
Merrill
George G. Russell
The Hawthorne Centenary and Hyamei Cure Claim
Centenary notice references the birth of fp and promotes Hyamei as a guaranteed cure for catarrh. The ad claims Hyamei soothes irritated mucous membranes and removes catarhal germs from the system.
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Hyamei
Patriotic Service at First Parish July 3 by Prof Penniman
Special notice announces a patriotic service recognizing the National Anniversary at the First Parish meeting house on Sunday July 3 at 730 p.m. Prof Henry M Penniman of Berea College Kentucky will speak on The Work of the College for Negroes and Mountain Whites.
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Henry M. Penniman
Beseé College
Kentucky
Concord
College
Penniman
Celebrated China Wedding Anniversary Noted
Mr and Mrs Arthur B Palmer celebrated the twentieth anniversary of their marriage at their Central Street home with a Wednesday evening dinner at five oclock for guests and family.
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Arthur B. Palmer
Central St.egnesday
Concord Junction Hosts Visiting Ladies and Guests
Medford Miss Lillian Leydecker of Maine Miss Emma Flint of California join a large delegation of Odd Ladies from Boston. Mr and Mrs Palmer received many beautiful presents. They have lived in Concord Junction for six years.
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Medford
Lillian Leydecker
Maine
Emma Flint
California
Boston
Palmer
Concord Junction
Miss Lowe's Musicale Delightful Evening at Home
Miss Bessie Lowe hosted an annual musicale with piano pieces by pupils guided by Miss Mary H. Giles and vocals by Miss Bertha Wilson and Elmer B. Giles. Hodgman violin, a duet, and a solo impressed. Roses and ferns decorated the rooms. light refreshments followed.
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Bessie Lowe
Mary H. Giles
Bertha Wilson
Elmer BH. Giles
A. Hodgeman
Marlboro Notes on July Fourth Train Runs and Local Moves
Local brief items report N Y N H and H railroad planning scout trains for Bagies field day on July 4. Mrs Doane of Cleveland visits her parents Mr and Mrs Jackman. Miss Coyne works at C B Corcoran store over summer. Joseph McGee, Bos Mises guard, travels to New York and Hudson river trip. Mrs Looney sprains ankle. Dr Bilis treats her. Miss Freeman leaves for Provincetown for summer. Charles Harris returns from Springfield Vt after nine months with Warren Co. A Bolton street lot sale features a $950.00 bid. Oscar Lebeard of Brockton mentioned in local notices.
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Grace
New York
W. H. Brown
Toleman
Keyes
District Court
Bedford
Worshipful Masters’ Association
Masonic Temple
Boston
Concord
Masonic Hall
Corinthian Lodge
Colonial House
Lexington Park
Eleo
Board of
Wise
Varley
8. BE. Doane
Cleveland
J. V. Jackman
Minnie Coyne
C. B. Corcoran’s
Joseph McGee
Agnes Barry
Hudson River
Patrick Looney
H. Bilis
Ket
N. H
Charles B. Harris
Springfield
J. HE. Warren & Co
Bolton St
Oscar Lébeard
Brockton
Ricy & Hutchins
Yaweoop Sweistein Hosts Notable Party
Yot Yaweoop Sweistein hosts a party with guests enjoying a brief dip and social gathering at a private residence. The event highlighted local hosting customs and community engagement for the period.
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Sweistein
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J. Moriarty
Gogbord
Hawthorn
Maud Howe Elliott
Hawthorne
Italy
Moncure’ D. Conway
Samuel T.pickard
F. B. Sanborn
Julian Hawthorne
Concord Lo
Waiting
M. & Richardson Guanan
Flora C. Watson
Ida ‘M. Hall
South Framingham
Blodgett
H. H. Young
Sheehan
Barrett Mill Road
Commonwealth Ave
R. W. Browning
Russell Store
Concord High School
Agnes L. Garvey
Catherine F. Shaughnessy
Luther Franks
Martha A. Grant
Roland E. Howe
Kenneth T. Blood
Howard
Hatch
George C. Park
Atne Blood
Agnes L
Garvey
Frances
Willard Nemse
China
MISS
Marlboro
N. Y
Japalac
H.S. Richardson’s
Queen Quali
Oxford
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