William Coolidge Pioneer of Hudson Dies in Fresno
Hudson native William Coolidge died in Fresno California after a long illness. Born August 9 1837 in Hudson Mass he came to California in 1858 and later ran a large sheep business with Frank Dusky. He left a widow and three daughters with ties to Fowler Fresno and Hudson and was a charter member of several fraternal orders.
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William Coolidge
Hudson
Fresno
Cal
Fresno Exchange
Bright
Mr. Coolidge
Mass
California
Fowler
Coolidge
Frank Dusky
Alaska
Concord notices and events span politics and theater
Concord residents brace for local races in the 6th Regiment M V M election with Lieut Col. Priest and Maj. Cyrus H. Cook in focus. A Ward House Food Sale, ward memorial talk, whist night, and a Monument hall debut by Clairvaux Dramatic club highlight community life alongside two accidents and a large Willowdale play with local stars.
Protect Yourself Against Germs and Mi-o-na Cure
A historical health ad claims weak digestion breeds germs and promotes Mi-o-na as a guaranteed cure for stomach troubles. It argues standard medicines only digest food superficially and touts a pill before meals as germ proof, urging readers to ask H. S. Richardson to show the guarantee.
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Richardson
Excellent concert by Concord high school and club
A Friday morning performance in the Concord high school assembly hall featured vocal and instrumental solos and choruses by Concord high school pupils and the Concord Musical club. The program included "Gloria" and "Sanctus" by the chorus, "Life of Mozart," and "Day is Breaking," plus solo numbers by Miss Gertrude Todd, Edward Caiger, Miss Mary Brooks, and Mrs. Blake.
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High School
Concord High School
Concord Musical Club
Gloria
School
Mozart
Miss Viets
Shaughnessy
Gertrude Todd
Edward Caiger
Mary Brooks
Mrs. Blake
For Sale Items and Notices From Local Advertisers
H. L. Whitcomb offers 1000 pieces of sheet music from McKinley Co at 10 cents each. Miss Buck's sells ribbons including velvet and satin in multiple varieties. Harper Sanford square piano 6 octaves offered. Mary Barry found an envelope with $11. Owner to claim with Jean J. Vanderveer in Concord. J. M. Keyes supplied plate glass for the Heywood block.
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H. L. Whitcomb
McKinley Co
Miss
Harper & Sanford
Mary Barry
Jean J. Vanderveer
Concord
New Lot of Horses Advertised by W C Robbins Acton
The advertisement notes a new, unusually fine lot of horses received by W C Robbins of East Acton and invites attention from readers in the present issue of the paper.
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W. C. Robbins
East Acton
Recent deaths in Concord area reported
Several Concord residents are noted as dying with dates and causes provided. Marion Emsen Wheeler age 6 years 2 months died March 5 at Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital Boston from peritonitis after an appendectomy. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday Rev Loren B Macdonald officiating. Interment Sleepy Hollow. Mary Riley 58 died of cancer of the throat after a long illness, resident about a year from England. Funeral Saturday 9 from St Bernard's Church. Agnes Wallace 33 died March 5 at Waltham Hospital from stomach trouble after volunteering as nurse during smallpox epidemic. Funeral Thursday 2:30 from Mortuary Chapel, Rev Loren B Macdonald. Sleepy Hollow. Dorcas L Skinner 90 years old died Saturday morning at granddaughter’s home on Hubbard Street. Burial Sleepy Hollow.
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Concord
Massachusetts Homepathic Hospital
Boston
Marion Emsen Wheeler
Ivory Wheeler
Loren B. Macdonald
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Mary Riley
Bedford St
England
St. Bernard's Church
Waltham Hospital
Agnes Wallace
Waltham
Dorcas L. Skinner
Frank E. Cutter
Hubbard St
Among the Candidates for Local Office
Voters will see candidates at the caucus Thursday evening including Mrs. Hudson for school committee Thomas Giblin and Wm D Cross for overseer of the poor with possible reentry by the current incumbent. A vigorous selectman contest is anticipated Raphael M Hoyle seeks re election facing C Hayden Whitney of the West End Frank Wheeler of the Nine Acre corner district is mentioned as a potential candidate.
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Selectman
Raphael M. Hoyle
C. Hayden Whitney
West End
Frank Wheeler
Nine Acre Corner
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The
Enterprise Company
F. Wilder
Eee J Navn
Johnson's Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Mechanic’s Tools
Aluminum
Albert Vanderhooff
M. L. Hatch
Townsend
Acton
Carlisle
George G. Russell
St. Bernard’s Parish
Monument Hall
Wm. B. Foss
Isaac R. Beherrel
B. Lufkin
John Jennings Jr
Helen W. Kelley
Concord Free Public Library
Orlando
Florida
Women’s Auxiliary Board of Missions
Trinitarian Church
Priest
Firg
Cyrus H. Cook
Damon
Stow St
Co. I
Main St
Patrick Cantwell
Bedford
Patrick McDonald
Joseph Derby
Willowdale
Clairvaux Dramatic Club
St. Bernard's Parish
Wilowdale
Joel Bessett
John A. Finigan
Tom Skerrett
Edward F. Loughlin
Joseph Godfrey
John H. Goulding
Clarence Dinsmore
David G. Sheehan
Mr. Prosser
George Byron Lem Hackett
Chas. M. Byron
Simon Pinner
Whittle
Michael McHugh
Millie Bassett
Helen A. Hosea
Mrs. Bassett
Joel
Emma F. Clahane
Rosetta Gates
Mary EB. Harrington Oleander
Mary J. Tulis
Margaret M. Powers
Williams
T. F. Parker
Concord Sound
J. M. Keyes
Heywood
Richardson’s
H. S. Richardson
Worcester
Vanderveer
Concord, Mass
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