Concord meeting features lectures and demonstrations
At the Sixth District hall on May 23 the Concord gathering included talks by Walker in charge and lists of programs such as How to feed and cord and Forcing rhubarb for winter. Speakers included Waldo Flint and T. M. Barry with other topics and photographs. A noon dinner followed as members and visitors offered applause for the speakers.
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U. Hall
L. B. of
Walker
Palvuss
Genema
Arthur B. Worthiey
Concord
Jennie Howard
Tom
R. Walker
Leominster
Groton Public School
Ella Farm
C. B. Burnap
Fitchburg
L. G. Strand
West Groton
F. N. Boutelle
Firemen's Ball Plans Under Energetic Firemen Committee
An energetic committee has been chosen to organize the annual Firemen's Ball with Knowlton & Allen's orchestra engaged. A Maynard and Hudson car will run after the dance while a Lexington car awaits negotiations. The list of organizers includes floor marshal G G Morrill and floor director Jas J Mara with a broad reception and printing staff.
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Knowlton & Allen
Maynard and Hudson
Lexington
G. G. Morrill
Jas J. Mara
William EB. Rand
Thomas Hanley
John W. Mara
M.D. Powers
John M. Millan
George G. Morrill
Joseph Dee, Jr
R. Helshur
John Loftus
John Grimes
John J. Manning
William E. Rand
M. J. Dogs
William
James J. Mara
J. W. Ireland
John Manning
M. J. Dempsey
Concord Considers Independent Baseball Team Formation
Talk in Concord centers on creating an independent club named Concord to play semi professional teams in the state. Plans call for home games and a Knights of Commien organized schedule, though some doubts arise about home emphasis.
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Concord
Peopene
Ate
Seeelwenhben
Weereral
Ctub
Knights of Commien
Woman's Club closes season with home talent farce
The Woman's club wrapped up its regular season of entertainments on Monday afternoon in the Unitarian church vestry. The home talent committee Miss Ball Mrs G W Hopkins Mrs B W Brown Miss Alice Jacobs and Mrs G E Walcott presented Sunbonnets a two act farce comedy and it was a great success.
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Woman's Club
Unitarian Church
Miss Ball
G. W. Hopkins
B. W. Brown
Alice Jacobs
G. E. Walcott
Keyes Re-elected to Board of Health and Road Commissioner
Mr Keyes has served as chairman of the board of health since 1893 and was re elected for three years. In 1891 he was elected road commissioner for a three year term and chaired that board during that period. This year he was again unanimously chosen for another three year term on the road commission.
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Board of Health
Keyes
Caucus Call for Cord Republicans 1904 Delegates
The Republicans of Cord town are urged to meet in caucus at the lower town hall on Tuesday April 5 1904 at 7 45 p m to elect four delegates each to the Republican State and Congressional conventions of 1904 and to transact other business. The call is issued by the Republican town committee chaired by Charles W Prescott with Winslow Russell as secretary.
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Concord
Republican Town Committee
Charles W. Prescott
Winslow Russell
Celebration Day Observances for Co. I Members
The 19th of April celebration will include an 11 o'clock grand parade of past and present Co. I members. An afternoon banquet for members and guests, a band concert, and a grand evening ball are planned.
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Co. I
Concord Town Elects Julius M. Smith Assessor Again
Julius M. Smith was reelected as Concord town assessor after a five year absence from the board. Born in Concord on November 6, 1823, he is about 81. He has long been active in local business and has served as a trustee of the Middlesex Institution for Savings for 40 years and joined Concord's Social Circle in 1962.
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Julius M. Smith
Smith
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Concord
Concord Lyceum Directors Report Reflects Slowing Attendance
The Concord Lyceum reports a drop in tickets sold from 516 to 410 and notes apathy toward subscriptions. Directors suggest shortening the season to five entertainments at $1 each, hoping to attract more attendees while acknowledging seating limits and ongoing support from local clubs.
Obituary: Mrs Francena B Tarbell Dies after Illness
Mrs Francena B Tarbell widow of Francis H Tarbell died at her home on Monument Street after a two year invalid period. The obituary notes her long illness and her family connection to the Tarbell surname.
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Francena B. Tarbell
Francis H. Tarbell
Monument
Agi
Tarbell
Town Election Returns With Voters For Multiple Offices
Official town election results listing winners and vote totals for a range of posts including selectman assessor treasurer road commissioner water and sewer commissioner board of health school committee and a license question. Notable names include Walter A. Carr John M Keyes Julius M Smith Elmer B Shattuck Samuel Hoar and Francis A Houston.
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Walter A. Carr
John M. Keyes
Julius M. Smith
William H. Hunt
George G. 1
Craig
Dinsmore B. Hosmer
Edward Clahane
Silas A. Bean
Elmer B. Shattuck
Board of Health
Samuel Hoar
Francis A. Houston
Fred Ope
Thomas F. Shaughnessy
Concord Local Notices and Classifieds Mix of Rentals and Goods
A collage of short notices offers rooms for rent, a cottage for let with a stable, sale items including carriages from Henderson Bros and a Kimball Rockaway coupe, teams and horses for sale from Geo Fowler, a neat Protestant houseworker wanted, piano for sale, and locksmith-like services. Also mentions mattress overhauls by D F Potter & Co and loam for sale at Nashoba Park with local contact details.
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Rockaway
Kimball
Henderson Bros
Dr. Oagood
Geo. Fowler
Weston
Mare
Chas. C. Davis
D. F. Potter & Co
Nashoba Park
James
Garland
Wood
Concord
St. Bernard
Month’s trial free breath Hyomei in Concord firms
A local Concord business reports Hyomei effectiveness for coughs colds and catarrh. The firm offers a one month trial with a refund if no cure or relief is achieved and provides inhaler therapy that reaches lung air cells. Complete outfit costs $1 with extra bottles 50 cents.
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SeeeSee H
Concord
Richardson
Richardson Coupon Promises Refund If Mi Ona Trial Fails
An ad promotes Mi Ona flesh forming food by H B Richardson offering a full refund if the trial proves unsatisfactory. It guarantees money back on deposit if the product does not satisfy, urging those underweight or frail to try the coupon offer with no risk.
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H. &. Richardson
Richardson
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