Funeral marks final rites for Miss Marie Stilpen
Miss Marie Stilpen of Bolton was laid to rest in Sleepy Hollow after a Rebekah service in Concord. Rev. G A Tewksbury led the ceremony, with burial in Sleepy Hollow. Her death followed a sudden illness linked to a heart condition and abdominal tumor.
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Miss Stilpen
Rebekah
Marie Stilpen
Bolton
Concord
Sleepy Hollow Chapel
Poe
G. A. Tewksbury
The
Trinitarian Church
Agnes Clark
Noble Grand
Reone Lodge
Sleepy ‘Hollow
Hudson
Dr. Royal
Harvard
Boston
Death of WM. Tufts a Concord driver of tourist team
William Tufts longtime Concord stable worker and driver of a tourist team died at Deaconess hospital after months of suffering. Born in Water Town 74 years ago he moved to Concord as a young man and became a familiar figure with his white horse. His wife died about 20 years ago and his funeral was held Sunday at Trinity church with burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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William Tufts
Deaconess Hospital
Tufts
Tuttle Stable
Watertown
Concord
Smith Owen Dexter
Trinity Church
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Funeral for Miss Adeline E F Buttrick
The funeral is this Wednesday at 3 30 p m at the home on Liberty Street following Miss Buttrick's death from pneumonia after a brief illness. Born Oct 16 1818 in Concord she was the daughter of Stedman and Mary Hunt Buttrick and the last of her family. her nephew Stedman Buttrick survives. Also noted, Henry Helsher of the local post office stopped a runaway horse outside Walcott's grocery wagon after the fire alarm sounded Friday afternoon.
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Adeline EF. Buttrick
Miss Buttrick
Concord
Stedman
Mary Hunt Buttrick
Stedman Buttrick
Henry Helsher
Walcott
Mr. Helsher
Catholicism Talk by Fr Flaherty Draws Town Wide Interest
Fr. Matthew J. Flaherty of St. Bernard's parish addressed the Young Peoples Guild at the First Parish Meeting House Sunday night. The March 3 talk on Catholicism drew a good audience and highlighted his wide local esteem as a school board member and library trustee.
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Flaherty
Young: Peoples Guild
First Parish
Matthew J. Flaherty
St. Bernard's Parish
Young Peoples Guild
House of Friends
West Acton Woman's Club praises Cricket on the Forth
Reports from West Acton praise the Woman's club presented Cricket on the Forth in the town hall before members and guests. The cast remained similar to Concord last year with Mrs B S Winchester on piano and Mrs G A Tewksbury singing.
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West Acton
Woman's Club
Funeral for William Hosey at St Bernard’s Church
William Hosey died at his Thoreau Street home on Wednesday morning March 5 at age 88. His funeral was held Saturday at 9 in St Bernard’s Church with Rev Fr Flaherty officiating and interment in the parish cemetery. He came to Concord from North Lincoln a few years ago and is survived by his widow, a son Frank and a daughter Mrs Waring.
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William Hosey
Thoreau St
St. Bernard's Church
Flaherty
Hosey
Concord
North Lincoln
Frank
Waring
Local Postoffice Promotes Daniel B. Cullinane Clerk
Daniel B. Cullinane, previously substitute letter carrier and parcels post carrier, is promoted to clerk at the local postoffice due to a new law restricting work hours. He is the son of Daniel J. Cullinane, a native of the town and educated here, with prior experience in the telephone office.
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Daniel B. Cullinane
Cullinane
Daniel J. Cullinane
Debating the six year term proposal at the high school
A postponed school debate on extending the president's term to six years ended with Richard White and Gaius Merwin winning over Ava Chapmold and Norman Wood. Judges John Hollis Chilton Cabot and Edward Furber presided. Rev. Silas Adams from Union church Concord Junction spoke at the close.
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Richard White
Gaius’ Merwin
Ava Chapmold
Norman Wood
John Hollis
Chilton
Cabot
Edward Furber
Silas N. Adams
Union Church
Concord Junction
Petition for Administration of Mary Farrington Estate
The Probate Court of Middlesex issues a citation to heirs and creditors of Mary Farrington of Concord to appear on April 3, 1913, to show cause why Thomas B. Farrington should not be granted letters of administration without surety. Public notice to be published weekly in Concord Enterprise for three weeks. Witness: Charles J. McIntire, First Judge, March 11, 1913.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Mary Farrington
Concord
Thomas B. Farrington
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Concord Musical Club Delights Woman's Club Audience
The Concord Musical club gave a fine program before the Woman's club on Monday afternoon. A large audience praised the performance with Miss Marjorie A. Rudolph of Boston assisting with additional numbers.
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Woman’s Club
Concord Musical Club
Woman's Club
Marjorie A. Rudolph
Boston
Miss Rudolph
Ouverture Zu
Cadesh Levies
Parker Eeeweeeeeweere
Carr Not a Candidate for Town Clerk
Erastus H. Smith announces his candidacy for town clerk as Walter A. Carr withdraws from reelection. Carr plans to move West in April after ten years in office. Smith, a former assistant town clerk, serves on the board of health and chairs the board of assessors, a nine year association.
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Erastus H. Smith
Walter A. Carr
Smith
Moody Addresses Brotherhood on Internal Revenue
Arthur F. Moody deputy collector of Internal Revenue Boston spoke to the Brotherhood of the Trinitarian church Tuesday on the workings of the department and his experience pursuing violators. He cited receipts for the year ending June 30 1912 near 32 million with Massachusetts contributing over 7 million and corporation tax revenue above 1.5 million. The cost of collecting was about 1.7 percent and about 40 members were present.
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Arthur F. Moody
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of the Trinitarian Church
Internal Revenue
Boston
Massachusetts
Ready for spring suit and coat sale
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Concord Methodist to Host Albert Knudsen Lecture
Boston University professor Albert Knudsen will speak at Concord M E Church on Saturday March 16. This is the second lecture in the year’s nature and entertainment course. Parcel notices about apple varieties from Harrison Nurseries are arriving at the Concord office.
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Concord M
Albert Knudsen
Boston University
Concord
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Main Street
Concord, Mass
Spencer Bros. Rise
Spencer Bros
Walden
Edith Buck
Mass
Main
Wirthmore
New England
Chamber of Com
U. Coxe
Morer
Boson
W. A. Haynes Co
Maynard
Rebekahs Conduct
WM. Tufts
W. B. Rogers
Register
C. H. Mead
Acton Inn
Casper G. Blankmyer
Acton
Mas
Amy
Chopin
Waltz
Swallow
Leslie B
Twilight Star
Barnby C. Spfing
Saas
Conant
Hitchcock
Frappe
Carr
George Nelson
Mary and Drury
Ford
Lincoln
E. W. Ford
Harrison
Beis
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