Concord ad notes and obituary of Mrs. Hatch
The Concord notice highlights new ads at Mill Dam bicycle shop Maurice M Walter footwear Hollis S Howe jeweler and a Christian Endeavor Society event led by Thomas Todd Jr. It also reports the death of Mrs. Maria Merriam Hatch in Medford on March 7 at age 89 9. The obituary recalls her Concord origins and the Merriam family lineage linked to the Revolutionary era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Dam
George
Caleb Wheeler
California
Maurice M. Walter
Hollis S. Howe
Christian Endeavor Society
the Congregational Church
Thomas Todd, Jr
Maria Merriam Hatch
Medford
G. D. Kellum
Dudley Street
Hatch
Concord
Merriam House
Lexington Street
Bedford
Merriam
Frank N. Watson
Frank Ring
L. N. Fowler & Co
Charles Ef.fart
Fall River
Concord Locals Notice Section on Furniture and Style
Concord Furniture Co. offers new, second hand and antique furniture at reasonable prices with rush bottom chairs re-seated. A barber offers clean shaves and stylish haircuts between the post office and Tuttle's stable. Mrs. G. B. Parker visits New York for Easter display planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Furniture Co
Tuttle
News of the Week In Detail And Comment
A record noting many new household goods available in town including wallpaper, mats, rugs, baby carriages, wagons, carts, wheelbarrows, velocipedes, dinner sets, glassware, couches, mattresses, and pillows. It adds the town can supply most needs locally in emergencies.
Concord Churches and services listed in four congregations
A church directory lists First Parish Unitarian Trinity Church Episcopal Scandinavian M E and Trinitarian Congregational with service times Sunday school and evening meetings. The note recalls the Je tnegan swindle in Lubee Maine and mentions a proposed poetic justice involving sea salt machinery at the old lead mine site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubee
Wheaton's forces alter plan after fighting near Pateros
General Wheaton's column clashed with insurgents between Pateros and Taguig in heavy jungle combat. The clash left one American dead and several wounded as Washington volunteers and Oregon troops pressed the right bank of the Pasig River and burned Pasig and Pateros in follow up actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Wheaton
Pateros
Taguigas
Scott
Pattery
Pasig
Second
Oregon Infantry
Washington Volunteers
Patores
Pateres
Twenty-second
Ie Eers
Geste
Laguna de Bay
Not All Agreed on Leather Tanners Consolidation in Boston
Upper leather tanners meet in Boston on March 15 to discuss a proposed plant consolidation. The gathering follows strong opposition and doubts that the plan will succeed. Some say the meeting aimed to persuade holdout plant owners to modify terms to appease critics. Details of concessions remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Democrats win Portsmouth mayoral race and gains
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on March 16 the Democratic candidate Calvin Page defeated Republican Albert R Judkins 1836 to 1006 to win the mayoralty. Democrats also took six of ten aldermen and seven of twelve councilmen while Republicans hold a two vote majority on joint ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Calvin Page
Albert R. Judkins
aKepublican
Hudson News and Social Notes Highlight Local Events
Westfield guest Mrs. Robt. P. Lee visits Mrs. W. P. Kelly on Warner street as the Taillon family welcomes a 7 pound girl. Edith Morse hosts a birthday party. Morse then visits Cambridge and Charlestown lodges attend Mystic Rebekah events. Hudson juniors lose to Marlboro at 2 0 with Russell Andrews ill and G. Fred Nourse helping at the drug store. The Mandolin club plans a town hall concert April 12 under Grace E. Phinney. Calls out parade of local business visits, church exchanges, court cases, and Army Christian Commission programs with fundraising. Samuel Miller accepts night operator job in Beverly. telephones added at several local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Taillon
Edith Russell
Cambridge
Edith
Morse
Central St
Seth Darling
Chelsea
C.F. Hamilton
Chicago
Apsley Rubber Co
The
Baptist Church
W. E. Witter
Jamaica Plain
Magnolia Rebekah Lodge
Mystic Rebekah Lodge
Charlestown
Hudson
Marlboro B. B.A
Marlboro
Russell A. Andrews
Hudson Drug Co
G. Fred Nourse
Dludson Ideal Mandolin and Guitar Club
Town Hall
Grace E. Phinney
Emile Wignett
Boone
Natick
House of Correction
East Cambridge
George Glass
Joseph Miller
Knights of the Road
Bridgewater
Rose
Methodist
Methodist Church
Army Christian
A. J. Racklitte
Sen. McCurdy
Philip J. McCook
Harvard Law School
FF. R. Robinson
Boston
McCook
Co. A
Christian Commission
Robinson
Matanzas
Cuba
Concord notices of illness and community events
Local residents and officials report illnesses and recoveries from flu and abscesses. Activities include church, fraternal, and charity events with speakers Rev Frost and a China missionary. A Pepperell road vote, a post office appreciation, and a Hawthorne chapter meeting are noted alongside a memorial for Officer Cadwell and an Associa tion hall benefit program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Middlesex Missionary Union
Union Church
China
Mr. Frost
Littleton
Pepperell, Ayer and Waltham Electric Road
Catherine L. Stevenson
Woc
T. U. of West Concord
Stevenson
Hawthorne Chapter
O. Esq
Clara KF. Hart
Ida M. Hale
Thomas Curry
Nellie T. Gale
Assoc
Wayne W. Blossom
Annie S. Blossom
Olive Bowman
Sarah Pratt
Jennie T. Blossom
Fannie Chaplain
Adah
Annie E. Converse
Ruth
Abbie M. Saunders
Esther
Elviras
Curry
Martha
Emma M. Gale
Electa
Mary A. Curry
Warder
Justin W. Ford
Sentinel
Clara F. Iart
Rosella Kiirant
Marshall
W. W. Blossom
Association Hall
The
Heartfelt thanks from Concord Junction family
We the undersigned return heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives for kindness and floral gifts during our hour of sorrow and affliction. Margaret Collins and family announce Concord Junction March 13, 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Collins
Concord Junction
Gratitude Note From Ellen M Cadwell
For all interest shown by friends and neighbors after my late husband, I extend grateful thanks. Especial thanks to the officers and instructors of the Massachusetts Reformatory and the order 1.0. C. F.) of which he was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord Junction Locals Advertise Dye House Services
A local notice invites readers to use the Maiden Dye House for dyeing and cleansing goods with prompt attention. It also mentions Lage trick patterns available on short notice and Delinea tors for sale at Dart's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dart’s
Union Church Service Schedule
Union church led by Rev. W. W. Campbell holds Sunday morning service at 10 30. Sunday school at 11 376. Y PS E at 6 pm and evening service at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren B. McQuonald
Young People's Guild Meeting
Union Church
W. W. Campbell
Fort Meadow cottages planned and Mizpah talk noted
Marlboro outlines plans for several cottages at Fort Meadow for the coming season. The Fost club of young ladies operates a farm basketball team with weekly practices at the Y M C A. Mizpah chapter Eastern Star met Monday as B F Greeley shared a profitable trip West. Mr and Mrs Winslow Waren plan a foreign trip, sailing March 28 from New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II for Genoa, with stopovers at Gibraltar and Naples after time in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Meadow
Fost
Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
B. F. Greeley
Winslow Waren
New York
Genoa
Gibraltar
Naples
Company F Elects New Officers
At a meeting in the armory on Tuesday evening Lieut. Pranklin G. Taylor was elected captain and second lieutenant E. Moore was named first lieutenant. Sergt. Frank Cutter was chosen second lieutenant, with Cutter elected by 21 to 12 over Harrie C. Hunter. All officers were unanimously approved except Cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company F
Armory Thesday
Pranklin G. Taylor
E. Moore
Frank Cutter
Taylor
Moore
Cutter
Harrie C. Hunter
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. B. Parker
News OF the
Concord Churches
First Parish
Unitarian
Trinity Church Protestant
Episcopal
Henry King Hannah
Scandinavian M. E. Church
Charles H. Johnson
Trinitarian Congregational
George A. Tewksbury
Chase
Sanborn's Coffee
Java
Robt. P. Lee
Westfield
W. P. Kelly
Warner St
Edith S. Morse
William H. Sanborn
George Gates
Fred Hargood
Houghton Express Co
Expressman’s League
Yotne
Andrew Magorty
Frank T. McNiff
Kitesburg Road
Dunn, Greene & Co
N. HS
Supreme Medical
KE. L. White
Somerville
Henry Hill
Lynn
G. Finnery
J. F. Burns
J . Fox
Newton Theological Institution
Fox
Canton
Mr. McCurdy
Canton Baptist Church
Chas
Woolf
Fitchburg
Sept
W. Kelly
Connecticut Valley
Samuel Miller
Beverly
Boston and Maine Railroad
B. F. Russell
Charles Russell
Assabet Avenue
Frank W. Gale
Fred G. Pettigrove
Reformatory
Jerry Brigham
Oakdale
George Rand
West End
Concord High School
Ladies Union
Concord Council
R.A
Lady Friends
Allison HL. Willis
Post Office
Derby
Eltieraey
Mr. Willis
William O. Cadwell
Mr. Cadwell
Mass
Lass
Carl
Carrie
Acton and Concord Lodges
OO. F
WW. Campbell
Abbott and Taylor
Leland
Palmer
Lizzie Meade
May Bowker
Grace Knowles
Florence Vanselzen
Clara Hart
Rosa Bowker
Arlie Reed
Leslie McKenzie
Grace Comery
Derkie Mr
Grant
Carrie Ritscher
Ofcus
Dahlia
Snowdrop
M Link
Lilly
Violet
Bradly’s
Breck’s Garden
W. W. Rawson Garden
Rochfort
Red Cross
Manhattan and Co-operative
White Dove
Pratts Best
King Arthur
L.n.fowler &Co
Association Bil
Concord Jet
Mrs. W. W. Blossom
Tom Hurlburt
Percy Snydam
Alfred Chester
Miss Cornelia Snydam
W. A. Hart
Richard Grant Gardiner ,Hart
Nellie Snydam
Kate Chester
Mary Scribner
Mrs. O'Flynn
Mabel Marrs
Emma Comery
Estella Bordman
Miss Stoddard
H. S._Richardson
E. H. Maker
Concord, Mass
George.g. King
S25 Exchange
Iait
Dimension Timber
GEO
Whitney
Concord Junction, Mass
Concord 15
Ben J. W. Brown
Pillsbury’s Best
Blue
H. Iy
Democrat
Urancee
Maurice McWalter
Main St
Wilfrid Wheeler
Fairhaven Road
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