Local notes on road work events and social notices
Keyes sells electric fans and advertises correct price. J Brown recovering at home after a shock at town hall celebration. Mrs Murray Ballou hosts friends at Julian’s home Saturday evening. Concord Grange hears F W Taylor on the Panama Canal. Folk dancing exhibition May 20 at 3 30 pm for Floating hospital. Tickets 35c at Whitcomb's store. List of patronesses for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyes
J Brown
Nine Acre Corner
Town Hall
Murray Ballou
Julian
Church St
Concord Grange
Panama Canal
F. W. Taylor
Isthmus
J. Storrow
Boston
Floating Hospital
Whitcomb
Concord
Walter Wood
Albert Newman
Woodward Hudson
Loren B. Macdonald
George P. Furber
Charles K. Darling
Henry Brooke
Frank Wheeler
F. C. Dumaine
Sherman Hoar
Smith O. Dexter
George E. Walcott
Theodore Chamberlain
Geo. A. Tewkebury
Russell Robb
Francis B. Shepley
Maynard Gun Explodes Killing John O'Brien
John O'Brien of Maynard died Tuesday from injuries after a gun he was using to shoot a cat exploded Sunday afternoon. A three inch fragment pierced his left forearm, severing an artery, despite rapid medical aid. He was 62, born in Uxbridge, Mass., and leaves a wife Bridget Sued and three sons Edward William Fred, plus sisters Catherine O'Brien and Johana Rielly and brother William. Funeral at St. Bridget's church Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Brien
Enterprise
Brien
Flags
Geddenow
O’brien
Mr. O'Brien
Uxbridge
Mass
Maynard
Bridget Sued
O'Brien
Edward
William
Fred
Catherine O’brien
Woonsocket
Johana Rielly
Leicester
William O’brien
St. Bridget’s Church
Mrs L S Brooks Donates Funds for Church Fountain
A subscription drive to fund a drinking fountain in front of the Congregational church has been withdrawn in honor of Mrs. L S Brooks who gave a sum sufficient to match the fountain cost in memory of her late husband L S Brooks.
Concord News Briefs Include Social Visits And Local Events
Miss Margaret returns from Hagerstown. Miss Susie Emmett of New York visits Concord. Smith College students Dorothy Miner and Jean Hutchinson stay with Henry Derby Jr. Panamas cleaned at Mrs. C H Smith’s Walnut Street millinery. Filene’s ad promises savings this week. Trinitarian notes preview sermons and Boys Brigade formal recognition. Concord High defeats West Roxbury High 8 0 with Whittemore, Hallowell strong on mound. Middlesex School boys aid local fire suppression. wood loss heavy on Worthley and Clark properties. Fire wardens warn against open fires with fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Hagerstown
Susie Emmett
Post Graduate Hospital
New York
Dorothy Miner
Jean Hutchinson
Hyde Park
Smith College
Henry Derby, Jr
Fred E. Power
Bedford St
Hubbard St
C. H. Smith
Walden St
Concord
Charlies
M. Byron
Byron
Filene
Frank D. Barker
Miss Blaisdell
Thoreaust
Harvey Wheeler
Middlesex School
Russell Robb
C. L. Hutchins
Cyrus Clark
BE. W. Emerson
Alfred Curtis
Worthley
Worthiley
Cveus Clark
Forbes
Concord Woman's Club Owns Alcott House
The Louisa May Alcott Memorial association is legally incorporated with officers Pres Mrs M C Rolfe Vice Pres Russell Robb Treas Henry P F Smith Jr Sec Mrs R M Hoyle and directors Gen Charles K Darling George P Furber Mrs Murray Ballou The deed from Mrs Daniel Lothrop transfers to the Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club Repairs planned roof and underpinning attention open this summer to visitors four rooms and caretaker hopeful over 4000 raised toward purchase and preservation in three months C W Johnanson of Boston staying at the Colonial Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoncord Mase
Woman's Club
Alcott House
Louisa May Alcott Memorial Association
MC. Rolfe
Russell Robb
Treas
Henry PF. Smith, Jr
R. M. Hoyle
Charles K. Darling
George P. Furber
Murray Ballou
Daniel Lothrop
Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club
Concord Woman's Club
Fire Department Officers Named for the Year
The city fire department announces its year roster with Chief Geo. Morrell and assistants Samual H. Tuttle Silas A. Bean and George Bickerton. Company 1 led by Captain Joseph B. Keyes and James Mara with officers including Rasmus Polshier Ferdinand Lang and others. Company 2 led by Captain H. W. Carr with Daniel Sullivan John Oleson and C J Figaro. Miss Mason of Germantown Pa visited Middlesex School students among nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Morrell
Samuel H. Tuttle
Frank W. Holten
Silas A. Bean
George Bickerton
Joseph B. Keyes
Stephen J. Murray
James J. Mara
Rasmus O. Polshier
Ferdinand D. Lang
Mason
Germantown
The
Middlesex School
Sleepy Hollow Burial for Henry Pangborn
Henry Pangborn died in a Waltham hospital Wednesday night after an operation was deemed inadvisable. He had tuberculosis and was living with his Lincoln uncle W. C. Robus, wire chief of the Concord N E T T Co. His body was brought from Lincoln to Concord for burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery after a funeral at his uncle's Lincoln home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pangborn
Waltham Hospital
Concord
Sleepy Hollow
Mr. Pangborn
Malden
W. C. Robus
Lincoln
Dee
Public meeting to present new Deaconess hospital announced
A town hall gathering next Wednesday evening will present the new Deaconess hospital to residents. The event aims to explain the hospital’s purpose and planned services with no fundraising. The second story is rising and readiness hoped by October 1.
Concord Board of Health Seeks Garbage Contract Bids
The Concord Massachusetts Board of Health announces bids for garbage refuse and offal disposal by contract for one year. Sealed bids due by 4 p.m. May 13, 1911 at Heywood's Block Main Street. Include cash or certified check or 10 percent of contract price. The board may reject bids. Erastus H. Smith, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Health
Concord
Massachusetts
Heywood's
Main Street
Mass
Erastus H. Smith
Classified Advertisement Fragments and Small Notices
A collage of small ads and notices from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page. Items include rates for prepaid ads, local readership areas, product pitches for Raffia and Asparagus Knives, a tenement rental, a canoe for sale, lawn mowers, a double house for rent or sale, coastal Maine properties for sale or rent, garden seeds, a general man wanted, a house to let, second hand car offers and auto supplies, a lost silk work bag with reward. Names include C. H. Towle, R. B. Peterson, McManus Bros, Erastus H. Smith, Dr Champlerlain, Hubard, Miss Buck’s store.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aoe
Front St
Maés
Bath
Summer St. Maynard
Trinitarian
ACH
Peter
Boys’ Brigade
United Boys’ Brigade of America
Wm. H. H. Gary
United Brigade
Congregational
Philathea
Joe Kulscar
Main St
Miss Fearless & Co
Monument Hall
Concord High
West Roxbury High
Roxbury
Whittemore
Glancey
Hallowell
Merriam
Fallon
Wood
Hopkins
Doherty
Rocks
Clogston
Haleat
Clay
Manley
Hart
Richardson
Witherbee
Rockwood
George G Morrell
Morrill
Concord H
Connell
Wood of Hopkins
Coolidge
Roxbury H
OM Po
Murphy
Huleat If
Cay
McDermott
Fairfield
C. W. Johnanson
Colonial Inn
the Fire Dept
M Keyes Repair Shop
John M. Keyes
Walden Street
Commonwealth Ave
M. F. Houghton
H. L. Whitcomb
Thomas Todd
Mainst
Miss Hubbard Thoreau
Hanover
N. H
Adam Price
Bedford Grange
H. L. Whitcomb’s
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Sudbury
C. H. Towle’s
Joseph Roberts
R. B. Peterson
Everett St
C. Bi. Towle
Middle St
McManus Bros. Stable
Maine
Towle’s
Dr. Champverlain
Hubbard
Lowell Road
Clarence F. Desmond, M.D
Waltham, Mass
Ories
Edith A. Buck
Matthew
Steinman
Grant &I
Joseph Kulcsar
Over the
White’s Block
C. S. Towne
A. L. Hicks
Ice Ladies
Concord, Mass
A. Fernald
Stow
Boylston St
Back Bay
Wiss Bertha Barnes
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Pierce Building
M. E. Church
Ss. A
Epworth League
Milton C. Bean
Hubbard Street
T. A. Wiswall
Beacon St
Cora R. Knight
Water Gt
Concord Junct
Daveens
Pelar
Clothiers
Richardson’s
H. S. Richardson
Concord Mass
William J. Bulger
Cambridge
W. Herbert Way
Tel
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
Monument St., Concord
John A. Finigan
Concord, WN
Ross
Frank E. Harris
Bedford Jt
Barnes’ College of
Omy
Sanitary Science Eming
Embalmins
David Hayes
Grant St
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