Concord notices of residents and local changes
A compilation of local movements including William Barrett Concord heading south for six weeks, William Hancock buying the Alvan Pratt estate on Lexington road, James A. Wood visiting family in Courtland New York, E H Whitcomb moving to Malden for a fish business, Henry Bull selling a River road farm to Harry D Swift of Boston, and various business and personal updates across Concord including millinery store moves, legal fisheries discussion with Geo A King, Chapman Bros leasing a carriage factory, and a list of letters advertised at Concord February 28 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Whitcomb
Malden
Henry Bull
River Road
Harry D. Swift
Boston
G. E. Messer
Washington D.C
Staples
Hubbard Street
Legislative Committee On Fisheries
Geo. A. King
Barnstable
Buzzard Bay
Chapman Bros
Providence
R. I
Walden Street
Black & Harrington
Thomas Keane
David E. Murphy
James H. Patterson
Calvin Page
Wm. J. Salisbury
W. L. Soto
Grace Jewett
Sarah E. Monroe
Sarah Meister
Ada Monroe
W. Staples
Benton Thompson
Fitchburg
Mare
Roberts
Death of Edward S. Hoar in Washington at seventy
Edward S. Hoar died last Wednesday evening at 25 Iowa Circle Washington after a yearlong lung disease. Native of Concord son of the late Samuel Hoar and grandson of Roger Sherman he graduated from Harvard in 1844. He practiced law in California and Lincoln before retiring to Concord to pursue botany and geology with Agassiz as a friend and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Hoar
Iowa Circle
Washington
Concord
Samuel Hoar
Roger Sherman
Connecticut
Harvard College
Company
California
New England
Lincoln
Italy
Palermo
Sicily
America
Majin Street
Louis Agassiz
Concert at Trinitarian Church by Concord Alliance
A high order concert will be held Monday evening next March 6 at 7.45 at the Trinitarian Congregational church under the Concord Alliance. The program features Miss Ella M. Chamberlin of Boston as whistling soloist. Tickets cost 15 cents and are available at H. L. Whitcomb's. Lectures by Robarts Harper last Monday’s attendees may use tickets for this concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord Alliance
Ella M. Chamberlin
Boston
H. L. Whitcomb
Robarts Harper
Woman's Temperance Union Meeting Notice
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet with Mrs. M G Brown on Hubbard street Tuesday March 7 at 3 o'clock. Per order Mrs H H Chapman secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s ‘Christian Temperance Union
M. G. Brown
Hubbard Street
H. H. Chapman
Church Services and Meetings Advertised
AMONG THE CHURCHES Rev B R Bulkeley pastor services 10 45 am evening 7 40 Guild meeting March 5 topic Luther and the Reformation Leader George G King TRINITARIAN CONGREGATIONAL Rev Geo A Tewksbury pastor services 10 45 am Y P S C E 6 30 pm evening 7 30 prayer meeting Friday 7 30 PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Trinity church Rev Walter Russell Breed rector services until March 1 1893 Sunday school Bible class 3 15 pm Evensong sermon 4 pm Holy communion second Sunday in each month at 9 am all seats free
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.R. Bulkeley
Luther and
George G. King
Trinitarian Congregational
Geo.a. Tewksbury
Trinity Church
Walter Russell Breed
Concord Retail Ads and Event Notice Compilation
A collage of local advertisements lists Concord shops offering spoons butter and goods at Whitcomb's, framing by Hosmer, samples at Brown's, and cheap sales. It notes laundry service drop by times, a Woman Suffrage League event with Rev. Dutton, piano pupils with Miss Bartlett, and a Musketaquid concert at Town Hall on March 9 with first class talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. S. Daniel’s
Towle Brothers
H. L. Whitcomb’s
A. W. Hosmer
C. E. Brown’s
C. W. Sanford
H. L. Whitcomb
Rebecca Ames
Miss Buck
C. E. Brown
Musketaquid Council
R. A
Town Hall
Representation by the greatest invention of modern times
Fragmentary notice describes tickets and seating options with general admission at 25 cents and reserved seats through Whitcomb's, plus at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dern Times
Concord Junction Society Notes Troubled Weather and Local Affairs
Concord Junction updates cover meetings with Mrs. Campbell and the Marrs, postponement of a minstrel show, new paint shop openings, a Nantucket return, visiting youths, illness reports, and a thriving church and civic scene. Reports praise entertainment at the new church, the W. C. T. U. delegates, and the Acton Centre event, with notes on weather days, ice clearing at the crossing trough, and preservation of old church relics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Monroe
Pulpit guest and event notes from town week
Rev Mr Clark of Warren preached last Sunday while Fred Munroe of Worcester visited Mrs Blodgett on Monday. Storm disrupted Y P S C E convention at Ayer, and the inauguration hall gathering will be Friday in Town hall. Boston decorator will decorate the hall and supper by A L Noyes in the lower hall. Music by the American orchestra of Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clark
Warren
Fred Munroe
Worcester
Obituaries From Marlboro Mark Two Deaths
In Marlboro on February 25 Hortense Courte Manche aged 1 year 2 months died. In Marlboro on February 26 Jeremiah Danihey aged 73 years died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Hortense Courtemanche
Jeremiah Danihey
Marital notices from Southboro and East Bridgewater
In Southboro, Feb. 23, a son to Mrs. Walter Jennison. In East Bridgewater, Feb. 9, by Rev. J. W. Quinby, George F. Murdock of Rockbottom and Miss Abbie B. Wade of East Bridgewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
Walter Jennison
East Bridgewater
J. W. Quinby
George F. Murdock
Rockbottom
Abbie B. Wade
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Barrett
William Hancock
Alvan Pratt
Lexington Road
James A. Wood
Courtland, N. Y
Middle Street
Natarat’ Oe
Francis Parkman
Henry Thoreau
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ellery Channing
Frank B. Sanborn
Concord Circle
Hoar
Moses Prichard
M. B. L. Bradford
George F. Hoar
E. Rockwood’ Hoar
Unitarian
Junction
Ladies’ Union
W. W. Campbell
J. A.marrs
E. Durdis
McDonald's
P. A. Gardner
Nantucket
B. F. Russell
Frank Hamilton
Charlestown
P. H. Bullock
K. T. McKenzie
Acton Centre
D. A. Lakin
Concord Junction
Manchester Unity
Natick
Westvale
Prof. Mohr
South Acton
Misses Chaplin
Susie Abbott
F. E. Tower
Winslow Russell
Gertrude Prentice
Lena King
Miss Wentworth
Veitch
Maynard
Lathrop
Dea
Samuel Hosmer
First Church
Acton
Dr. Knowlton
South
West Acton
Cuming
Oliver Wheeler
Lewis Puffer
John White
F. P. Wood
Daniel Harris
Union Church
Association Hall
Hunt’s Market
Miss Stoddard’s
Glenwood
Wm. McDonald
Harrington Paint Shop
E. Dardis
Amesbury
McDonald
Marlboro Robber Co
Main ST
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Charles P. Willia
Sudbury
Wickens
Daniel W. Stratton
Hudson
Lowell
Sudbury Enterprise
George M. Brooks
H. Fotsom
Régister
Heal Estate Agent and Auctioncg
Whitcomb
Aee Ghd
Irene
Sau
A. F. Bowman
Meat, Game & Poultry
Concord, Mass
Creichton’s
Shoe Emporium
Dong
C. S
C. S. Tip
Graham Toe
Congress
Goodyear Welt
Carcare
Geo. H. Creighton
Main Street
Nason St
Horace Tuttle
J. C. Friend
Burrell’s
Burrell
Hoy Y. Burrell
Mass
Johnson’s Pharmacy
THE
H. Brigham
Hudson and Marlboro
Harrian
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