Subscriptions and notices from the Post Office era
Fragmentary OCR shows a 1879 act reference with Walter A Mote as president and Walter P. Frye as treasurer. Mentions subscription price of $1.60 per year and a manager named Lawton. Limited readable details indicate a local or organizational notice about dues and post office related matters.
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Walter A Mote
Walter P. Frye
NH. Lawton
Ee Ee
Postag
Maynard
Nay Aavenery
Actén
Banquet Marked By Pleasant Fellowship Of Trinitarian Brotherhood
The Trinitarian Brotherhood annual meeting and banquet were held Tuesday evening in the church parlors. Officers elected: Leslie R. Moore president, Benjamin Moody vice president, secretary Charles H Towle, treasurer. The event featured remarks by Moore Moody Rev B S Winchester and William M Stevens. Members reported a prosperous condition. Guests included Mr and Mrs J A McCabe and daughter Helen and Miss Helen A Honea of Boston.
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The
Trinitarian Brotherhood
Thomas Toad
Leslie R. Moore
Benjamin. Moody
Charles H. Towle Treas
Brotherhood
C.H. Towle
Dta Taelioes
Young Indien
Moore
Moody
Rev. B. 8
Winchester
William M. Stevens
J. A. McCabe
Helen
Helen A. Honea
Boston
0. J. Castle
Classified notices and ads from Concord area
A jumble of small ads and notices for rent employment sale and wants in Concord and nearby towns. Items include advance pay telephones and rates for a line rental 100 lines and 6 words per TO LET apartment on Walden St reference to William A Stevens. WANTED live hens weekly 1000 buyers contact George A Dyer Marlboro. WANTED experienced maid for general housework in Concord address Henry D Coolidge Sudbury Rd Tel 15M. FOR SALE cheap two seated Beverly wagon motor for sale H P Holtzer Cabot Whitney Co Leominster. YOUNG MAN WANTED to learn engraving at Nudd's Engraving Boston. FOR SALE one day old chicks ready May 20 Barred Plymouth Rock Orono strain F L Garland Concord Jet Tel 241Y. HOUSES and over 21000 ft land for sale Browning. A YOUNG GIRL seeks nursery work Davis Court Concord. TO LET furnished room with electric lights and bath 2 Davis Court Concord.
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Henry D. Coolidge
Sudbury Rd
Concord
Mass
Plymouth Rock
Orono Strain
F. Ll. Garland
Concord Jet
Lusitania tragedy touches Concord as Seccombe family rumored dead
Town residents learn Elizabeth and Percy Seccombe reportedly perished in the Lusitania disaster. The pair, last seen in Concord at The Wayside, had winters there with their father Capt W S Seccombe once commanding the Cowarder Vephalotia. No confirmation yet. names appear among presumed victims. The article also notes local theater plans and a cast list for a three act farce titled Itza Comes to Stay.
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Cy Seccombe
Lusitania
Concord
Beccombes
Mia
Seccombe
Jeff
Peterboro
Miss Seccombe
von Seccombe
Deal
Nathaniel Hawthorn
Daniel Lothrop
W. 8. Seccombe
Seccombes
Good Things Set Forth Annual Parish Supper
The First Parish held its annual supper on Tuesday with strong attendance. A committee served cold meats baked beans relishes coffee cakes and ice cream. After dining a parish business meeting heard annual reports.
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C. Dumaine
Charles G Kent
Frederick Schull
Mildred Edgarton
Filizabeth
Sandy Bartlett
Grange auxiliary holds busi ness meeting elects officers
The Grange auxiliary met in Grange hall Monday night and heard officer and committee reports from the past year. Officers elected for the coming term were Mrs. Joseph president, Mrs. Gran Holden vice president, Mrs. Be Lawrence secretary, and Mrs. Davis treasurer. A social hour followed with refreshments. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Andrew Peterson.
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Grange
Grange Hall
Joseph
Gran Holden
Lawrence
Davis
Andrew Peterson
Brookline High Dominates Local Track Meet
Brookline High swept a Brookline Concord track meet with Captain Smith winning three events. Burtt ledBrookline with two firsts and two seconds while Oleson of Concord took the 880 yard dash. Smith won the 220 and 440 yard dashes and led in multiple events scoring for Brookline.
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Brookline High
Concord
Harwood
Oleson
Capt. Smith
Brookline
Burtt
Brooklines
Cecil Smith
B. H
Bresth
C. H
Smith
W. Dee
Pree
C. HB
Hewitt
Houghton
Atkinson
McCarthy
B H. S
A. Dee
C.H. S
Litchfield
B. HB. S
McAllister
Visitation plans and military updates from Concord area
Members of Willow Rebekah prepare for the Grand officers visitation Monday night in Concord at D. C. F. hall with supper preceding a meeting. Capt. Philip L. Schuyler is a candidate for a vacant promotion and other officers from Marlboro and Milford are noted. Memorial dedication for Col. Cyrus H. Cook shifts to the 23rd with Company I providing escort and Lowell parade plans for July 4. Armory construction progresses toward a November 1 dedication.
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Willow Rebekah
Grand Cers
C. F. Hall
George M. Baker
Old Goncord
Mass
Pilgrim Hall
Beacon ‘St
Boston
Philip L. Schuyler
John H. MaMahon
Schuyler
Lincoln
Concord
6Th Regt
A. N. Payne
Marlboro
William G. Pond
Milford Company
6Th Regiment
Cyrus H. Cook
Sleepy Hollow
Lowell
Tewksbury
8Th Infantry
6Th Infantry
Concord Ant Suffrage League Names New Officers
The Concord Ant Suffrage League held its annual meeting at the Gt Mrs Woodward Hudson venue last week. New members were enrolled, many young women joining. The afternoon featured an important election: chairman Mrs Woodward Hudson, vice chairman Mrs Pliny Jewell, secretary Mrs Prescott Keyes, assistant secretary in French, treasurer Mrs J Hboard, and a board of directors including Mrs Adams 24, Mrs Hollis Blake, Mrs William Wheeler, Mrs Arthur Holland, Mrs Robert Walker, Mrs Philip A. Davis, Mrs A H Newman, and Mrs G A Tewksbury.
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Concord ‘Ant+Suffrage league
Woodward Hudson
Woodward, Hudson
Pliny _ Jewell
Prescott
Keyes
Treas
J. H
Ies. Adams
Hollis Blake
William Wheeler
Arthur Holland
Robert Walker
Philip A. Davis
A. H. Newman
G. A. Tewksbury
Brahm's Requiem Presented by Concord Chorus
Brahm's Requiem, led by Thomas W. Sur, will be performed Sunday afternoon May 30 at the First Parish Meeting House. A 35-voice Concord chorus and a large orchestra will accompany tenor F. S. Lowell in solos. The event promises a splendid rendition expected to draw audiences from Concord, surrounding towns, and Boston.
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Brahm
Thomas W. Sur
Concord Band
Lowell
Num
Bers
Mr. Sur
Memorial services at First Parish on 234
J memorial services will be held in the First Parish Meeting House on lay morning the 234. Veterans of the Civil and can wars will attend morning worship at the invitation of the pastor Rev. Loren B. Macdonald.
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Loren B. Macdonald
Pulpit at Trinitarian Church Sets Sunday Messages
The Trinitarian Church announces Sunday services in the pastor's charge with morning topic The Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven and evening topic The Whosoever of Confession and Denial of Christ. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 with Friday topic Present Day Opportunities for Christian Service. Welcome to all services.
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Christ
Christian Endeavor
Young Peoples Religious Union Meeting in Concord
The Middlesex Federation affiliate holds its annual meeting in Concord this Saturday with 100 representatives expected. Activities include a 1 pm church gathering at Andrew's School, a 4 pm business session, a 6 pm basket supper and dancing.
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Young Peoples’ Religious Union of
Middlesex Federation
Concord
Andrew’s
Old Concord Chapter D A R Holds Annual Meeting
The Old Concord chapter of D A R met at the Chapter House on Saturday. Mrs. Baker retires from the office beloved by members after three years and a life tenure is rejected. The chapter reduced its debt and plans a summer tearoom rental. Delegates to the Boston spring conference were named. Officers for the coming year were elected including Regent Mrs. George R. Blinn and Vice Regent Mrs. C S Fowler.
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Old Concord
Continental Congress
Washington
Boston
Geo. R. Blinn
George M. Baker
C. 8. Fowler
Herbert B. Hosmer
Treas
Alice J. Johnson
Elmer E. Shattuck
Virginia Sanderson
Ellen A
Caroline P. Holden
Tte Conant
Alfred EB. McCleary
Wainwright Dow Scorer in Medal Play
Saturday at the Country and Wainwright was the low scorer in best selected nine holes medal play. The scores mention Rev. Frederic Gin of Arlington in a May event at a Meeting House.
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Wainwright
Concord By Laws Require Fireproof Linings In New Buildings
Town of Concord adopts building by laws dated May 3 1915 requiring smoke flues to be lined with clay and terra cotta up to the top and no nails or wood within an inch of chimneys. Walls and partitions must be fire stopped two inches thick, and hot air pipes in partitions must be sheet metal lined or wrapped in asbestos. Signed by Selectmen Balou Shattuck Hunt.
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AU Ballou
ER B. Shattuck
George W. Hunt
Young People Epworth League Holds Convention in Cotscotd
About 60 delegates from the Norwegian Danish district Epworth League will meet at Cotscotd M E church from May 29 to June 1. Twelve preachers are expected and a gospel tent will be secured for all sessions. Rev Dillon Bronson will open with a stereopticon lecture on My trip through Yellowstone Park. The public is invited in honor of Student M S Haver who has returned to Northwestern University. A good turnout is anticipated and refreshments will be served.
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Epworth League
Cotscotd
M. E. Church
Dillon Bronson
Yellowstone Park
Nortwestern University
School of Theology
Evanston
Haver
Methodist Church Welcomes Community With Thursday Feast
A welcome feast is planned for Thursday evening the 13th in the vestry of the Methodist Church. Members are invited to attend and share in the meal and fellowship.
Kerosene Paste Fife Kindler Opinion Note
Henry Norton discusses a novel kerosene paste and its claimed safety and sufficiency for starting a meal. The fragment suggests opinions on formulation and constitency without further context or corroborating details.
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Henry Norton
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Srevey Fec
Gertion
Walden Stover
William A. Stevens
Prescott Keyes
Geo. A. Dyer
F. Frederick & Cheney
H. P. Holtzer Cabot
Whitney & Co
Leominster
Nudd
RW. Browning
Court
Concord, Mass
Elizabeth
Percy Seccombe
Miss Elizabeth Secombe
Per
Esmond
Dal
Sandy Verall
Frank E. Fowle
Alexander Stoop Verrall
Risa
Rey
Samuel H. Montague Jordan
Charles R
Leslie
Lady Pennybroke
EB. L. Vera Laurence
W. W. Weeden
Allaway
Ellen T. Emerson
Eliza
Henry 8. Thompson
Armory Notes
Company I
Post
Ralph P. Hosmer
Fania
M. J. Dee
Brahm’s
Trinitarian Church
Concord. Charitable Society
Chas. Prescott
Woman's Club
Ripley Bartlett
Ee Plang
Com
Wainwright Dow Scorer
Frederic Gin
Arlington
Gross Hocp
AN. Wainwright
Watiney
M. B. L. Bradford
Richardson
I. P. Sewell
Osesenes
R. F. Herrick Jr. s+ BOF
Town OF Concord
Wilson Lumber
R. L. Wilson
Prop
Fitchbu Lepe
Loewé Bros.” Paints
James B. Wood & Son
COAL
Teredith & Grew
Congress St
Arthur B. Brooks
Chas
Madel
S. Ny
Concord, Miée
Chas. S. Spencer
Main St
Philip T. Flavin
Wale Sirtel
Matthew Steinman
Grant
den Street
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