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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1894

Page

5

Military Notes on Parker Army Review and Encampment Plans

The article reports Col. Parker’s visit and his reception by Col. Banett. It notes 56 officers with 9 absent, comments on Malden’s lack of a battalion after this term, and calls for inspection cadence and possible resignations for absent leaders. It covers Gettysburg encampment plans, 1895 veteran gatherings, and civic interest with Atlanta hosting, plus entertainment at the Town Hall.

Parker Colonel Parker Banett Malden Parsons Commonwealth Major Darling North Carolina Sputter National Guard of Pennsylvania Gettysburg Washington Kentucky Jeff Davis Confederacy Abraham Lincoln Union Louisville Atlanta State of Georgia M. C United States South Armory Pennsylvania Philadelphia Boston

Emerson Birthplace Park Bronze Inscription Planned

A bronze slab will be installed in Franklin Park near the former Emerson house to mark that from 1823 to 1825 the poet Ralph Waldo Emerson lived there and wrote early verses. The inscription notes lines from a poem about nature, wisdom, and humility.

Franklin Park Ralph Waldo Emerson

Musketaquid Council Meeting Highlights and Warden Installation

A large portion of the Musketaquid council R. A. attended last Friday's session. E Holden was installed warden by Past Regent Cook. A paper by Vice Regent Crown described observations and claimed hallucinations observed among people.

Musketaquid Council R. A Ra E.holden Cook Crown

Weather Summary for Week Ending February 26, 1894

For the week ending 7 pm February 26 1894 the maximum temperature was 37 on February 20 and the minimum -13 on February 25. Weekly mean temperature was 17.2 with a weekly mean relative humidity of 63.3 percent and barometer 30.28 inches. Prevailing wind direction was northwest with 36 percent from that direction. Greatest velocity reached 30 mph on February 23 and 26. Total precipitation and snowfall were 0.08 inches with trace in Frep. A Tower Observer.

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Unitarian and Scandinavian church services listed

Morning service at Unitarian church at 10 45 a m Sunday school at 12 m Guild meeting at 7 p m Regular evening service 7 40 p m Guild meeting March 4 at the church topic Special Providence leader Apsley P How Iminitarian Congregational Rev Geo A Tewksbury pastor Y P S C E meeting 6 30 p m prayer Friday 7 30 Scandinavian M E Church Rev J P Anderson pastor services Sundays 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m class meeting Thursdays 7 45 p m

Apsley P. How Irinitarian Congregational Geo.a. Tewksbury

Local Shop Ads and Wanted Notices Stream Through Town

A mix of shop announcements and personal wants. Goods at Whitcomb's include laundry items and newspapers with home delivery. George D. Hubbard handles pickerel bait. N. S. Daniels sells Concord Souvenir spoons. rubber stamps and ink supplies promoted. Towle's sells Underhill axes. Whitcomb's receives wall paper orders. H. Nealey offers secondhand sleighs. Maynard nurse seeks position. E H Smith seeks farm rental. C. E Brown lists table coverings and remnant bargains. Concord drum corps seeks fifers. two girls seek general housework placements with Mrs. Davis in Lexington Road.

E. E. Hunt H.C. Derby Towle Whitcomb’s H. Nealey Maynard Mass Hunt’s E. H. Smith C. E. Brown’s Concord Drum Corps C. E. Brown's John H. Davis Lexington Road

Hudson post office history and local property dealings

E. H. Smith sold Wright tavern furniture to J. H. Davis and rented to William E. Rand of Cambridge. The Hudson post office moved locations since 1838, with long service by the Felton and Manson families. Silas Manson recalls 24 cent postage and three weekly mails to Feltonville.

E. H. Smith J. H. Davis Wright Tavern William E. Rand Cambridge Hudson Post Office Peters Cochran _building Warner Street Felton Manson James T. Joslin W. E Worcester Silas Manson Feltonville

New Discovery for Coughs and Colds Promises Relief

A health ad offers a remedy for consumption coughs colds and throat chest lung trouble with a money back guarantee. It claims La Grippe sufferers found it effective and invites free trial bottles at B F Johnson Son drugstore Maynard and J C Friends Concord with larger sizes priced at one dollar.

la Grippe B. F. Johnson & Son Maynard J. C. Friend's Concord

Senate Advances Unemployment Petition and Rail Lease Inquiry

Unemployment petition is referred to a special committee and joint labor group. Connecticut River railroad lease likely to be acquitted as Boston and Maine aims to keep New England traffic and coal flows. Municipal gas and electric plant financing bill discussed. House educa tion committee opposes taxpaying non residents’ children attending towns’ schools. Finance proposes 43000 dollars for 1894 north metropolitan sewer. a prior 89000 addition for 1595 was recommitted after debate.

Senate House Joint Committee On Labor Connecticut River Boston and Maine Corporation Committee On Railroads Buckley Strout Boston and Maine Committee On Education Committee On Banks and Banking Committee On Finance North Metropolitan

Banquet of Massachusetts Grand Lodge United Workmen

Over 400 members attended the annual banquet at the American house in Boston. Speakers included John C. Linehan of Concord and George S. Merrill of Boston, among others.

Boston Massachusetts Grand Lodge of Ancient Orders of United Workmen American House John C. Linehan Concord George 8. Merrill

All Frozen Up on Penobscot River Freeze

Severe weather last week froze the Penobscot river from above Bucksport to below Fort Port cutting Bucksport off from water connection. In New York, proxy requests arrive for the New York and New England railroad meeting set for March 13 in Boston.

Bangor Penobscot Bucksport Fort Port New York New York and New England Railroad Wall Street Boston

Citizens seek state normal school in Pittsfield

Twenty leading residents petitioned the legislature education committee to visit Pittsfield and inspect the proposed site for a state normal school. They urge timely action and emphasize local support for the project.

Pittsfield Mass Legislature Committee On Education

Missing Cornell Student Arrives in Ithaca Alibi Claim

Ithaca New York February 28 Mr Dingens the missing Cornell sophomore has arrived in Ithaca He says he had no connection with the banquet tragedy and intends to prove an alibi through official channels.

Ithaca, N. Y Dingens Cornell

McKane Case Stay Denied by Justice Wright

Oswego N Y Feb 28 Justice Wright denies stay of proceedings in the McKane case.

McKane Oswego N. Y Wright

Weather Indications for Wednesday February 28

The barometer is high over the middle Atlantic and New England states. Temperatures have risen east of the Mississippi. Generally fair weather prevails with a forecast of fair, warmer conditions for New England and southeast winds.

Alvanac Fes Washington Middle Atlantic New England Mississippi

Ex Minister Phelps Improved. Knudson Dies in Conn

Report notes ex minister Phelps is much better while astronomer Professor Knudson dies in South Norwalk Connecticut. Other items include wage rulings for Union Pacific and a continued bank case in New Hampshire.

Phelps Knudson South Norwalk Conn Pennsylvania Iron Hall Chicago Leather Company Winslow Warren Boston Philadelphia Alexander P. Browne Massachusetts John J. Ingalls Kansas Nangatuck Texas Pilgrim Church and Society Nashua N. H R. A. Beard Fargo N. D United States Epworth League of the United Sates Springfield Warren F. Putnam National Granite State Bank Exeter Union Pacific

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Hieros Bro. Nealey Frep A Unitarian H. L. Whitcomb George D. Hubbard N. S. Daniels H. L. Whitcomb’s Main Street Concord, Mass Heal Estate Agel Ancioner RTE Tucker Chas. P. Lowell Prop Wheelwright and Blacksmith Stow Road South Acton, Mass Clouch Vermont South Acton Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court Lydia Rooks Mary Brooks The Maynard Enterprise Charles J. McIntire Esquire S. H. Folsom Register Commonwealth of Concord Futerprise Charles J - Meintire Agaire H. Folsom Rome Concord Junction Ralph H. Damon
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