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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1894
Page
5
Weather halted Saturday races with the track events reduced. Wednesday’s barr events are canceled. Secretary Hood of the meeting society led services, with Mr. Leavitt of Brattleboro to preach at the Unitarian Church next Sunday morning and evening. The guild backs the evening program on The Unitarian Idea of God.
Partial local notes describe storm damage with trees down and damaged fruit shade in Sleepy Hollow and affected orchards. Mentions of Concord election activity, Republican and other party mentions, plus scattered names and place references. The garbled text hints at community impact and civic polling.
The People’s Society of Badenvne will hold a meeting to discuss the arrival of And Hopeful at the Celestial City as the closing act of Exercians, centering on Bunyan’s Pilgrim's Progress.
A fragment from a Concord notice lists individuals including G. L. Stratton, Mary Bigelow, Mrs Herbert L. Chase, Mrs BG Dow, Mrs H HoHuee, Miss C Hood, Mrs Elmer Lovell, Mrs Willian LeBrun, Miss C A MacDonald, Miss Laura Osmer, and Miss Mabel Smith among others, with missing context on purpose or event.
Morning Service at 10 45 a m Sunday school at 1 3 m Guild meeting November 4 at 11 pm topic Unitarian Belief In God Leader Rev Edward Bradford Leavitt Brattleboro Vt Protestant Episcopal Church services 10 45 am morning prayer litany and sermon Sunday school 7 30 pm evening prayer All seats free Arian Congregational Rev Geo A Tewksbury pastor Meeting PS CE 6 30 pm Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7 30 Scandinavian M E Church Rev AP Anderson pastor Services Sundays at 7 30 pm and 7 30 pm Class meeting Friday 7 45 pm
Concord area notices promote Miss E T Karin dressmaking at the previous Mrs Cook site, a jewelry shop offering Concord Souvenir spoons, and book access options from E Hunt. Nearby stores boast piano sales, hats, coats, coal shovels, and limited housing to let. Community events include meetings of the Ladies Benevolent Society and Bible day at the Baptist church.
Readable fragments describe a local notice about subscriptions and a postal office source. The text hints at service changes and timing but specifics are unclear. Further context would clarify involved dates and actions.
Local sale advertised for Acton MA near Main Street on November 15 at the Hall farm. Property includes house goods, harnesses, 2300 cakes, tools, and cattle from Lyman Tattle. 30 cows from northern Vermont, 1 horse, pigs, and 10 to 15 large milkers to be sold to highest bidder with no reserve. Cows and cattle to be driven from So Acton Hall farm to the sale.
Notes that Berthn ee will occupy Mt. Onengonits ey and will take an active part in Concord Effets. The letter says such people are welcome additions to the town, praising their years of involvement.
A fragment reports births in Marl ee rahe UCLA area with a daughter to Mrs George In Mariboro dated November 1 and a daughter to Mrs John Hi Parker.
Readable fragments mention names and entities but lack clear event or context. The text lists partial names such as Génest and Powers, with scattered terms like Teheet G and Hol oR, offering no coherent plot or date.
In Boston area notices, Priscilla White soprano leads a December vocal, Dec 5. Jabu lectures Dec 5. DeWitt Miller presents The Stranger at Our Gate. Dec 12 voice concert with a male quartet. Dec 19 Pompeii lecture by Rev Henry Spauling. Jan 2 Ovid Concert. Jan 9 Madam Hanna Seren lecture on hosts, ships and naval topics. Mrs. Josie Eldridge Southwick reads. All shows start at 7 45 p.m.
At stores of H. L. Whitcomb and Flagg and Russell in Concord Junction a sale of horses is announced. Several mares and colts are described with weights from 1080 to 1100 pounds, including a Chestnut mare six years old, and a claimant promises reliable action and long-distance walking ability. Buyer details and conditions are noted by W. A. White.
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