Concord News Highlights Local Church and Lecture notices
Several church and civic events fill the Concord scene with lectures, services, and concerts. Five young men join the Trinitarian church, while Mrs. Barrett and her son are ill. A car riage factory lease signals continued local industry. A Woman’s Inheritance lecture by Rev Louis Banks and a concert by Redpath artists stir public interest at the Town hall and Trinitarian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towle Bros
C. W. Sanford
Trinitarian Church
R. F. Barrett
G. E. Titcomb
Louis Albert Banks
Boston
Concord Woman Suffrage League
A. W. Anderson
Wm. Baker
Chas. Bennett
R. N. Blodgett
Thos. Clark
W. E. Canning John Corcoran
E. E. Hardin
Christina McDonald
Emma Stone
February 1893 Weather Summary for Concord Massachusetts
Weather bulletin covers week ending March 7 1893 with temperatures rainfall and wind data. Report lists mean barometer 30.079 inches highest 30.79 lowest 28.96, mean temperature 22.8 highest 52 lowest -5, total precipitation 5.48 inches and 45 inches snowfall, wind SW prevailing with 5774 miles total movement. Auroras on 4 5 and 15 and a lunar halo on the 26th noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frep A. Tower
Concord
Mass
Special Physical Training for Modern Youth Revealed
A fragment notes that enthusiasts of modern youth physical culture found a genuine revelation in this subject, highlighting interest among readers seeking disciplined fitness approaches.
Across the Atlantic and through England travel talk
Walter S. Blanchard presented a paper on his five month European trip read at Rev. J. Frederic Dutton’s parlor. The account covers Chester Warwick Castle Kenilworth Stratford Oxford London Canterbury Dover and Paris memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
England
Walter S. Blanchard
J. Frederic Dutton
Blanchard
Europe
Cunard
Chester
Warwick
Warwick Castle
Warwick Arms
Kenilworth Castle
Stratford On Avon
Shakespeare
Oxford University
London
Canterbury
Dover
France
Reformatory
Installation of Rev Waltham pastor Pulsford Wins Congregation
Rev B R Bulkeley attended the installation at First Parish church Waltham for Rev W Hanson Pulsford. Boston preacher Rev John Cuckson led the sermon as Bulkeley gave fellowship. Pulsford, born in Dumfries Scotland, previously led a Congregational parish in Montreal and joined the Unitarian church after moving to the United States. He studied at Glasgow University and five German universities. The parish and Unitarians welcome him. Concord Unitarian society may hear him soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Bulkeley
Waltham
W. Hanson Pulsford
John Cuckson
Boston
Mr. Bulkeley
Pulsford
Dumfries
Scotland
Concord resident Cornelius Cullinane dies at home
Cornelius Cullinane of Concord dies abruptly at his residence last Thursday leaving a wife and children. A popular figure among local athletes, he was a key member of the Concord Base Ball club during其 victories. He joined the Ancient Order of United Workmen last September, ensuring his family will receive benefits. Thirty members attended his funeral service on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Cullinane
Concord
Order of United Workmen
Order
Church Services and Meetings Across Denominations
Among the churchwes Unitarian Rev. B R Bulkeley preaches at 10 45 a m with an evening service at 7 40 and a Guild meeting March 15 on Discipline led by W Lincoln Smith. Trinity Congregational Rev. Geo A Tewksbury 10 45 a m services with Y P S C E at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 prayer meeting Friday 7 30. Episcopal Trinity Church Rector Rev Walter Russell Breed holds morning prayer litany and sermon at 10 45 with Sunday school at noon Holy communion second Sunday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
J. Frederick Dutton
Bates
Main Street
Friend's
Christian Endeavor
Trinitarian
Geo. M. Herrick
New West Education Commission
Utah
South-West
Trinitarian Church
B.R. Bulkeley
Cipline
W. Lincoln Smith
Geo. A. Tewksbury
Walter Russell Breed
Lent Wednesday service with rector address
During Lent a weekly service will be held each Wednesday at 4 30 p m with an address by the rector. All seats are free.
Concord stores advertise jewelry shelves and new goods
A Concord page lists N S Daniel's Daily and Weekly papers on sale at H Whitcomb's and other shops. Luggage and laundry items must be picked up by Friday 4 pm. A. W. Hosmer frames pictures and C E Browns displays new textiles. Miss Buck advertised for housework. The Cambridge Dramatic Company will stage The Colleen Bawn on Friday March 17 at Town Hall Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Whitcomb’s
H. L. Whitcomb’s
A. W. Hosmer
C. E. Brown’s
H. L. Whitcomb
S. C. E. Brown
Hamburg
Miss Buck
Cambridge Dramatic Company
Concord Fife and Drum Corps
Dion Boucicault
Colleen Bawn
Town Hall
Concord
Community notes from Concord Junction honor local figures
Fred Ball of C. J. Waite’s store was ill this week while Chaplain J. W. F. Barnes of Charlestown prison recovers from pneumonia. The W C T U meets March 10 at Mrs. Campbell’s, rescheduled due to a South Acton convention. Mrs. Lena Ballou returns from Sherborn reform school housing a knee injury. The Garlands endure near blindness and serious illness. Mrs. Russell resigns as Ladies’ union president. Mrs. Waldo Chaplin succeeds. The CJ&LSC met at the Marrs, with light turnout due to a Rebekah meeting and grip. The S S&L club marked seven years with Hillside Concert Company help and a gold watch presented to C A Shephardson. Ongoing state prison turmoil worries officials. last Saturday’s uprising injured Officer Seavey. A crowded Association Hall enjoyed Parlor Minstrels under Tower and Curtis, with strong performances by The Alpha Quartet and other soloists, and a banjo/guitar ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ball
C. J. Waite
J. W. F. Barnes
Charlestown
W. W. Campbell
South Acton
Association
F. E. Tower
W. W. Curtis
Gale
Curtis
Abbott and Blood
F. H. Burrell
E. M. Surette
S. T. Blood
A. P. Abbott
W. Russell
H. F. Watson
F. W. Gale
Harold Judkins
Local talent shine in Concord Junction entertainment
The piece highlights a lively local event with lively participants Geo Burbank and Edw Murray receiving praise for a humorous cake walk. It notes strong local talent and pride in the community entertainment. Also lists Concord Junction church notes and local ads from Hunt's Market Miss Stoddard's baskets and Wm McDonald offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Burbank
Murray
Sudbury Spring Term Opens as Town Elects Officers
Sudbury to begin spring term Monday March 20. Miss Sybil Cutter named librarian after Miss Helen M. Hurlbut's death from pneumonia. Town meeting officials chosen, highway funds approved, Memorial day appropriation set, and selectman term changes postponed. Hudson residents praise Hudson street department on road clearing. Stow workers report enthusiasm. New sewing machine ad included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Erwin
Wayland
Sudbury
Riverside Co-operative Association
Helen M. Hurlbut
Memorial Church
Mt. Wadsworth Cemetery
Methodist Church
Sybil Cutter
Goodnow
E. W. Rice
J. S. Hunt
G. A. Haynes
F. W. Goodnow
L. F. Parmenter
Andrew Haynes
F.w.goodnow
A. N. Thompson
T. F. O'Neil
George E. Harrington
Goodnow Library
Edwin A. Powers
Birth Notices From Marlboro Mark Three New Arrivals
In Marlboro on March 6 a son was born to Mrs. James F. Bigelow. On March 1 a son was born to Mrs. Otis Morse. On Feb 28 a daughter was born to Mrs. Charles E. Dorr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
James F. Bigelow
Otis Morse
Charles E. Dorr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walden Street
Concord Alliance
Redpath Bureau
Hatte W. Clark
Nellie L.bury
Lura Barden
Ella M. Chamberlain
W. S. Leland
A. Mason Eaton
Arthur M. Marsh
C. M. Eaton
R. G. Leavitt
A. G. Fay
C. M. Gage
W. H. Schweppe
Charles D. Upton
Amherst
Harvard
James S. Garland
Unitarian
Rey
N.S. Daniel’s
Junction
Lena Ballou
Sherborn Reformatory
F. L. Garland
B. F. Russell
Waldo Chaplin
Ladies’ Union
Russell
S.C
J. H. Marrs
Rebekah
Marr
S. S.& L. Club
Hillside Concert Company
Somerville
J. E. Gallagher
C. A. Shepardson
Seavey
Darling
Fuller
Piper
Concord Junction
Union Church
Association Hall
Hunt’s Market
Miss Stoddard’s
Stow
Hudson
Tremont Street
Stopford W. Brooke
Fred W. B. Sellers
Edith
Ilon
George Heywood
Johanna
Edward Carey
THE
H. Brigham
Hudson and Marlboro
Harriman
Lbaundryt
Maynard
Horace Tuttle
J. C. Friend
G. W.&c. H. Towle
California
Beis
A. F. Bowman
Meat, Game & Poultry
Concord, Mass
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Probate Courait
Enoch Hall
Acton
Delette H. Hall
Besheld
Cambridge
H. Folsom
Register
Commonwealth of Mlassachusetts
Probate Court
Eliza Ann Whitcomb
Boxborough
Joseph Warren Hayward
Acton/Enterprise
George M. Brooks
Folsom
Ayer
I Mark
M. S. Ayer
State Street
L. N. Fowler
Tuttles
Jones & Wetherbee
H. A. Littlefield
West Acton
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