Night at the B C and W Club in Concord’s prominent circle
Concord residents attended a large reception at the B C and W Club held in a newly erected Main Street block. Notable guests and officers welcomed about 450 invited ladies, with an elegant supper, music, and sociable tours of the club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Brooks
Benson
Eaton
Samuel Hoar
W. Judge
House Committee
John C. Friend
Main
Walden
House
Endicott G. Putnam
C. Fay Heywood
Alfred H. Sawyer
Richard F. Wood
H. F. Smith Jr
John S. P. Alcott
George S. Keyes
Stedman Buttrick
Harry W. Wheeler
H. B. Vialle
Henry J. Walcott Jr
Murray Ballou
Julius M. Smith
M. Howard Houghton
Dill
Boston
Boston Ideal Club
Henry J. Hosmer
Josephine M. Howard
Mary Howard
William Wheeler
N. H. Kirby
R. F. Barrett
Charles W. Sandford
G. E. Titcomb
George Fiske
Nathan B. Stow
J. F. Turner
Grindall Reynolds
Jennie L. Hatch
Lilian F. Hatch
J. DeCordova
H. Lincoln Houghton
Henry J. Walcott
Frank A. Nichols
Adams Tolman
George E. Harrington
F. O. Leland
Mary Wheeler
H. H. Braley
George S. Butters
F. Alcott Pratt
Boston Social Circle Attends Bigelow Frost Wedding
Miss Aimee Sargent Bigelow and William Lawrence Frost were married at Trinity church in Boston last Wednesday in a ceremony led by Dr. E Winchester Donald. The bridal party wore white and carried roses while a large assembly filled the church. The couple will live in Concord and will be at home after October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee Sargent Bigelow
Boston
William Lawrence Frost
Trinity Church
E. Winchester Donald
Cornelia Cook
Benjamin D. Hyde
Gilbert Frost
Charles A. Morse
Albert Conant
Norman Hasseltine
G. S. Mewin
Chicago
E. A. P. Newcomb
Miss Bigelow
Miss Johnson
Miss Gurney
Gertrude Jacobs
Concord
Catherine Mermet
Andrew Bigelow
Hancock Street
Frost
Monument Street
Danvers Anniversary Report Cited By Boston Journal
The Danvers anniversary report on anti slavery events is referenced from the Boston Journal dated April 27. The note critiques local reporting accuracy and acknowledges the public’s difficulty in obtaining perfectly correct information about figures mentioned by local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvers
G.W. Porter
Concord
Mass
George B. Bartlett
Porter
Bartlett
Journal Reporter
Reader OF Enterprise
Epitor
Boston Journal
Pel Ste
Missionary Sermon From Bombay At Trinitarian Church
A large congregation gathered at the Trinitarian church last Sunday evening to hear Rev. Edward S. Hume of Bombay deliver a message from India. The service featured appropriate anthems by the quartet led by C. WW: Benjamin, Mrs. G. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mume
Bombay
Christ
India
Hume
America
Concord
Trinitarian Church
Coral Strand
Edward S. Hume
Benjamin
G. A
By-Laws Call for Town Safety and Law Enforcement
The Concord town paper urges reading the April 22 by laws for all residents. Citizens fear for day and night travel and doorsteps, asking officers to curb troublesome offenders beyond small fines to restore safety and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epitor
Concord
Law
Weather Summary for Week Ending May 1 1893 at Concord
The week ended May 1 1893 saw a maximum of 66 on April 28 and a minimum of 26 on April 26. The mean 459 and weekly range 40. Relative humidity 75.1 percent and barometer 30.14 inches. Prevailing wind south and southwest with a greatest velocity of 25 mph on April 26. Total precipitation 0.51 inch reported by Frep A Tower. Abel Clark longtime Concord resident died last Friday aged 72. funeral held Monday afternoon with large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Clark
Concord
Church notices and ads fragment from local papers
Unifying church service times and leaders for Unitarian, Trinitarian, and Episcopal congregations. Also included are miscellaneous ads for paints varnish, papers, carriage work, clothing, hats, and piano lessons as well as shop items and millinery offerings.
Notable classified ads from Concord and Chicago area
An assortment of 19th century ads includes piano accompaniment services offered by H. S. Richardson, a Chicago to let advertisement for four furnished rooms near Fair grounds, a reward for a lost pug at Concord Stock Farm, millinery from Miss E. A. Buck, and Richardson's Nervine advertised for nervous tension. D. F. Potter and J. H. Potter listed in Chicago and Concord, with streetcar and hotel access noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Richardson
Chicago
Ill
Fair Grounds
J. H. Potter
D. F. Potter
Concord
Mass
Concord Stock Farm
W. H. Wright
E. A. Buck
Friend’s
Barrett
Richardson
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. C
Bigelows
Frep A. Tower
Clark
Unitarian
B.R. Bulkeley
Guild
Associated Charities
Fred Brown
Trinitarian Congregational
Geo. A. Tewksbury
Protestant Episcopal
Walter Russell Breed
Lufkin
Henry Derby
Campbell
Whitcomb’s
H. L. Whitcomb’s
H. L. Whitcomb
W. White
C. E. Brown's
Scribner’s
Harper’s
Youth’s Companion
Hunt’s
N.s.daniels
C. BE. Brown’s
West Acton
John
James
Marlboro
Patrick O'Connell
Natick
Charles E. McGregor
Edward F. Hayward
Frank A. Howe
Iss Mary E. Gibbons
J. O. Genest
Hector Lacasse
Mary Louise Laforme
Piceces Concord
Nancy Holden
Cone
Abel D. Clark
Henry
Richard Dalton
Tn Waltham
Ephraim Fairbanks
Foroa
Tn Hudson
Alice B. Chandler
Stella
George
Mary Parker
Mary St. Whitmore
George W.watson
James Flannery
E. Jones & Co
J.P. Fletcher
Houston
Hebron
Stowel
Bradley's
Tottles, Jones and Wetherbee
South Acton
H. Richardson
Concord Mass
Heal Estate Agent
Auctongar
American Express Co
Sanford
F. J. Hastings & CO
Concord Elevator
Canada
G.W. & C.H. Towle
Humphrey
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