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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1914
Page
5
Lieut Bartlett aged about 82 died Friday evening after operations for hernia following hospitalization at Concord Deaconess hospital. A lifelong Concord resident and veteran of the Civil War he served in the Fourth Battalion M V M and the 44th Regiment. He helped organize Memorial Day services Sleepy Hollow committee and Concord fights observances. He left a long record of public service and was beloved in the town.
Willow and Rebekah lodge members perform Friday evening in Associ hall drama The Finger of corn.
Members of the public health committee met in Concord to hear the Murray Ballou petition about Assabet River pollution. The session at town hall 7:30 p.m. featured W. D. Dyson C. W. Whittemore W. H. Whitney and speakers including William Wheeler R. J. Warner and Gen. Charles K. Darling. The committee urged swift legislative action to address what was described as a public nuisance and voted to appoint a study panel.
The funeral for T. TH Hemenway Browne Browne who died March 3 was held Thursday afternoon at 1 30 at Loring Macdonald Church officiated by Reverend. The service followed by burial in the family lot at a local cemetery. Browne was born in Boston in 1830 and lived much of his life there though he spent time in Morristown New Jersey Hubbard. He served as a consul for many years and leaves four sons including Legists and Noan.
The Civic League plans a March 26 meeting to discuss town reports. A negative committee and week committees will summarize reports received a week prior to crystallize them for presentation. The goal is to thoroughly review community affairs and advance local interests.
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