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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1894

Page

5

Trinitarian church meeting and town improvements noted

The article reports the first meeting of a new double committee at the Trinitarian church chaired by Mrs Frank Derby. It also notes local improvements including stone posts and a lamppost, sidewalk repairs, and added registrars names. Social events include concerts lectures and a Daughters of Lowell gathering with remarks on Pacific coast work and a Liberty Tree report.

Lesley Mré Frank Derby Richardson Board of Registrars Lse Lowell Daughters Roger Wolcott Order Pacific Coast Golden Gate Park California Marshall Calkins Mercy Warren Springfield Mary J. Seymour C. M. Green Morrison Cambridge Julia Ward Howe Washington, D. C National Society Bradbury Lord Cornwallis Lothrop

Election at Company I elects Captain Tuttle and mid ranks

The event marked an era as Captain Frank E. Cutter resigned his long service. First Lieutenant Saml H. Tuttle was unanimously chosen captain with 44 votes to 2 blanks. Cyrus H. Cook elected second lieutenant after several ballots, and Hart, Smith, Battles contended for first sergeant with Battles ultimately chosen.

Frank E. Cutter Parsons Marlboro Sam'l H. Tuttle Tuttle Company I Markeman Concord Cyrus H. Cook Cook Hart Smith Battles Harting Fol Smith Eutenant Smith Boston

Legends of Hawthorne Tied Inn Visit At Concord

Daughters of the Revolution visited The Wayside Inn at Concord on Monday afternoon, the former home of Nathaniel Hawthorne, drawing interest from members and locals.

Daughters of the Revolution Wayside Inn Concord Nathaniel Hawthorne

Concord Artillery Closes Season With 59 Qualified Marksmen

The Concord Artillery finishes 1894 with 59 qualified marksmen including 10 sharpshooters 12 first class 29 second class and 8 third class. A $25 prize per company was lost through negligence though the unit had 3 officers and 58 enlisted on Oct 31. Sergeant Battles praises his year long rifle practice leadership and retires after making a historic record for the old Concord Artillery.

Concord Artillery Battles

Advertised Letters at Concord Massachusetts October 30 1894

List of names advertised as letters at the Concord post office including Gee Chandler Mr and Mrs John W Francis Emil Johnson F Loring Henry Proudman C W Thompson G L Stratton J A White James Wilson Miss Ella C Barrett Mrs James Holland Miss Ella Johnson Mrs H D Lee two Mrs K Wheeler and others.

Concord Mass Gee Chandler John W. Francis Emil Johnson F. Loring Henry Proudman C. W. Thompson G. L. Stratton J. A. White James Wilson Ella C. Barrett James Holland Ella Johnson H. D. Lee K. Wheeler

Religious notices and local ads in Concord

Among the churches Unitarian Protestant Episcopal and Scandinavian M E list service times Sunday school and meetings. Dressmaking rooms opened by Miss E Karin. Concord Souvenir spoons offered at N S Daniels jewelry. E E Hunt offers free reading options and 7 percent investment ideas via W A Blaisdell. Sale of a new mail bicycle at Dempsey's shoe store. Wanted two to two and a half thousand dollars on first mortgage.

E. T. Karin Hunt Dempsey’s Shoe Store First Mort

Local notices and sales from Concord and surroundings

Whitcomb, agent for Noyes Brothers laundry, promises prompt returns for goods left before Tuesday noon. Towle offers pork and lard barrels. Prentiss to accept piano violin pupils at Concord Home School. Brown selling blankets and comforters. Lost Himalaya shawl. reward offered. Mrs Cook offers dressmaking services. Loyal Temperance Legion hosts Children’s Hour at Walden Hall. Sanford Lists horse blankets and carriage robes at discount.

Loyal Temperance Legion Walden Hall C. W. Sanford

Water rates cut off after July fire and church notices

Water charges totaling 307 dollars were cut off following the July fire. Reports cover construction on Lawrence's block front, church services at M E and Baptist rooms, a religious choir of 40 to 50, a Marlboro fraternal visit by Rebekahs, and wedding attendees from Boston.

Lawrence's Baptist Rebekahs Marlboro E. O. Gibson

The Best Salve for Cuts and Skin Ailments

A vintage ad promises salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded with price 25¢ per box. Sold by B F Johnson & Sons Mannard and HI Bo Richards on Concord.

B. F. Johnson & Sons Maynard Bo Richards Concord

Acton Probate Court Grants Admin Bond Without Surety

Bill S lo we Acton estate in Middlesex County Cambridge Probate Court cites Mary B. Pratt of Acton to administer the estate without bond. Heirs kin and creditors urged to appear November 6 at nine in the forenoon to show cause why grant should not be made. Public notice to be published three successive weeks in Acton newspaper. Witness Judge Charles J. McIntire dated October 9, 1890.

Miedlesex Acton E. W. Ereas Mary B. Pratt Middlesex Cambridge Charles J. McIntire Esquire

Parker Morse partnership dissolved in Amory store notice

The co partnership of Parker and Morse dissolved by mutual consent. Mr Parker will continue the hardware business at the store in Amory bik on Main street opposite Assabet mills Maynard. Date Oct 13 1894.

Parker & Morse Parker Amory Bik Main Street Assabet Mills Maynard

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Brank Piet Walden George Weel Eon Mira Mrg Brown Hubbard Co. I Unitarian Mabel Sopher Waltham Protestant Episcopal Church Geo.a. Tewksbury E. E. Hunt W. A. Blaisdell Thoreau St Mase Hudson Fred H. Sawyer Wm. Yean Fall Hill Everett Hall Lyman R. Swett M. E. Church Edgar Sidney Palmer Harry C. Belle Gleason Frank Carter Clinton Solon Wood Main Pope Mr. Perkins J. D. Whittaker Stow Town House Bucklen Concord Lyceum Concord Dramatic Club Henry D. Coolid Sae Honsemee Fear Northwest Beethoven Club of Priscilla White John DeWitt Miller Albion Male Quartet Ruggles Street Quartet Julia King Henry G. Spaulding Pompeii The Ovide Music Concert Co Hanna K. Korany Madam Korany Byron Williams Jessie Eldridge Southwick All Entertainments H. L. Whitcomb Flagg & Russell Concord Junction Commonwealth of Massachusetts H. Folsom Register Co. W. Sanford J. Newman & Sons Westvale Venient Apartment Ralph H. Damon
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