Stated Student Paper Highlights Campus Events
The high school paper notes a printing run this week and upcoming lectures such as The Story of the Odyssey at the University Unions. Local church and ministry events are announced with Mr. Launsbury from Boston University preaching at the M E Church and Mr Torrey to speak next Sunday at 3 15 PM. An ad promotes new furniture in Friend's Block, urging bargains and stressing squared dealing and experienced service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launsbury
Boeton University
M. E
F. D. ‘Torrey
Torrey
Adv
Friend's Block
Militia Company Drill Shed Urged for Adequate Training Space
State inspection praised the 45 man company for readiness and rifles in good condition. Officers recommended enlarging the drill shed by adding two more sections to allow extended order movements, saying it’s essential for the town to support the militia and secure future status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
A Town Representative Ponders Mankind and Car Travel
A local observer reflects on Concord residents deserting urban homes for summer trips to rural villages. He notes complaints about the car’s heat and confinement versus praise of country leisure, contrasting long dwellings with brief, daily use. The monologue shifts across topics as he muses on human inconsistency.
Colonial lexicon and fashion terms puzzle query
A riddle asks how many people, including sons and daughters of the Revolution, can define a set of colonial era words. It notes which words convey a picture and lists terms such as Allibanies, balcony, bishops, baths, horse-hair bonnets, maghmellon bonnets as items to define or recognize from that historical usage.
Notable 19th Century Fashion Terms From Boston Transcript
The fragment lists a long catalog of historic clothing items and accessories such as byram hats, morning gowns, side locks, watchesshagreen and turtle shell, and various brousse terms. It reflects period wardrobe vocabulary and shop language without narrative context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaine
Boston Transcript
February 1895 Weather Summary for Concord Massachusetts
Monthly meteorological summary for February 1895 reports mean temperature 19.4, highest 45.0 on 28, lowest 4.0 on 6, mean max 39.4, mean min 8.3, and mean daily range 2.21. Precipitation 0.85 inches, snowfall 9.4 inches, 5 days with precipitation, 12 clear days, 6 partly cloudy to cloudy. Auroras on 14, 15, 23. solar halo on 3. lunar halo on 6. Frep A Tower, Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Massachusetts
S. W
Frep A. Tower
Concord Dramatic Club entertains for Lyceum fund
The Concord Dramatic Club staged a Monday evening entertainment to raise funds for the Concord Lyceum. Frank Jackson presided at the piano as casts performed A Cup of Tea and The Albany Depot with a list of players and choristers, followed by a March 5, 1895 notice of letters advertised at Concord, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
Concord Lyceum Fund
Frank Jackson
Clara Seymour
Mrs. Chase
Charles Seymour
Mr. Chase Scroggins
Pratt Joseph
Mr. Chester
Albany Depot
W. D. Howells
Mrs. Roberts
Miss Gage
Campbell
Miss Blanchard
McKheny
Miss Keyes
Maggie Miss Hutchins
Mr. Roberts
Pratt Mr
Mr. Smith
Mr. McIlheny
Mr. Keyes Porter
Mr. King
Church notices and local advertisements in Concord
AMONG THE CHURCHES UNITARIAN Morning Service 10 45 a m Sunday school 12 m Guild meeting March at 7 p m Topic Woman s Sphere Leader Miss Edith Melvin PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services 10 45 a m Morning prayer litany and sermon 12 m Sunday school 7 30 p m evening prayer All seats free SRINITARIAN CONGREGATIONAL Rev Geo A Yewksbury pastor Meeting Y P S C E 6 30 P M Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7 30 SCANDINAVIAN M E CHURCH Rev J P Anderson pastor Services Sundays at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Class meeting Friday 7 45 p m Something entirely new Concord souvenir stick pins at Daniels Don t put your money in the Savings bank when you can get nearly 7 per cent for it in a good safe investment Inquire of W A Blaisdell Thoreau St Concord Mass To Let The house on Lowell road owned by Miss Kennedy and occupied recently by Miss Andrews Apply to eatt Keyes Concord or 42 Court in Boston Hunt sells Pike s Peak puzzle HL Whitcomb is agent for Noyes Brothers laundry one of the best in the country All goods left at the store be
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Daniels
W. A. Blaisdell
Thoreau St
Mass
Lowell Road
Miss Kennedy
Miss Andrews
Eatt Keyes
Court
Boston
Hunt
Pike’s Peak
HL. Whitcomb
Noyes Brothers
Local Sales and Rentals Advertised Across Walden Street
A series of marketplace notices lists winter goods at marked down prices from Richardson and Browns, a four room to let at Main Street with 8.50 monthly rent, dress linings at C E Browns, shredded wheat at Towle Kent, antique mahogany bureau and cherry, elegant walldies, Frank Bemis shop sales, California jellies and jams at Towle Kent, Hamburgs at Miss Buck, and Canada horses at S E Haynes on Walden street priced to fit current times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Frank Bemis
Walden Street
California
Towle’& Kent's
Miss Buck
S. E. Haynes
Tuttle
Canada
Local Notables and Moves Feature Hudson Scene
Charles H. Robbins moved into the George H. Hale house on Apsley street. R. B. Lewis elected Marlboro high school class photographer. Hudson Job Printing Co. moved to Jetts' block. Mrs. William Spaulding and her daughter of Leominster visited R. B. Lewis. G. W. Parker of Thayer school attended the Odd Fellows ball. Boston Journal notes eight months of rebuilding in Hudson. Y M C A meetings led by Lewis Sawyer and Ernest Groves. Four Sundays remain before the New England M E conference in Salem with April 3 set. Two new church members from Sudbury and Cliftondale welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Robbins
George H. Hale
Apsley Street
R. B. Lewis
Marlboro High School
Hudson Job Printing Co
Stowe’s
Jetts
William Spaulding
Leominster
G. W. Parker
Thayer School of Civil Engineering
Odd Fellows
Boston Journal of
Hudson
Lewis Sawyer
Medicated salve for skin eruptions promises cure or money back
A salve advertised to treat cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions guarantees satisfaction or refund. Sold for 25 cents a box by B F Johnson Sons Mannard and H E Richardson in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Johnson & Sons
Maynard and
H. E. Richardson
Concord
Move of Stock to Westvale Mill Opens Sept 6
Ralph H. Damon announces removal of stock to the mill at Westvale Massachusetts and the opening of a well lighted apartment on Sept 6 offering Serges and Flannels at lower prices and new fall styles to meet conditions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Tae
Concord Dramatic Club
Wm. Buttrick
P. M. F. L. Abbott
E. D. Clough
John Hartnett
J. S. Hubbard
C. C. Lunt
Sanfred Malanquest
W. A. Parsons
P. Pierce
Frank Riley
Charles Stratton
H. W. Secord
E. C. Walker
Eric Wessberg
R. F. Wright
Harriet Dorbey
Nellie C. Delaney
Ellie Donohogue
Nellie Donohue
Margaret Hall
W. Frank Morse
Ella Newton
Kate Riley
Unitarian
Woman’s Sphere
Edith Melvin
Protestant Episcopal Church
Geo.a. Yewksbury
Scandinavian M. E. Church
J. P. Anderson
Bucklen
Tyorine
Columbus
J. i ‘Wiliams Co
Ierons
Simon Patil
Hart
Taunton
Benj. W. Brown Wholesale and Retail Dealer
Ames
Chicago
Iowa
F.R.R. Station
Concord, Mass
Ebenezer R. Hoar
Middlesex
Sams Hoar
C.W. Sanford
Friend’s Block
J. A. Saunders & Co
Walden
Charles W. Sanford
Westvale
Venient Apartment
Ralph H. Damon
Westvale, Mass
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!