Militia drill politics and private scandals in Concord
The article recalls Co F and Co I of the militia facing escort duties for Governor Russell and partisan tensions. It notes rifle scores by Captain Cutter and sergeants, then shifts to a Concord domestic scandal involving Mrs. Hagarty and her husband, a police case, and a meteorological week summary. It ends with community notices and upcoming events at the Concord Dramatic Club and local churches.
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Co. F
Russell
Cull
Battles
Giles
Bordman
Hart
Miner
Collins
Co. B
Fifth Regiment
Co. I
Sanger
Lounsbury
Cutter
G. W. Holden
Corporal Miner
Bennett
Faber
Holden
Tuttle
Cook
Smith
Buttrick
Fuller
King
Nagle
Wheeler
Coronel Chase
State House
Olive N. Swaith
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Middlesex South District Registry of
Lincoln
Mass
Middlesex
Weston
Richard P. Barrett
William Murdock
Elnore Russell
Lorenzo G. Smith
Olive N. Sunsh
Lorenzo G.4
Sile
Concord
Oet
Concord scandal swirls around Wheeler Hagarty case
The Boston Globe reports a sensational Concord affair involving Thomas Wheeler and Mrs. Florence Hagarty. Wheeler, son of a respected citizen and a dental student, contrasts with Hagarty, married since 1892 to a local baker, as details unfold about a family on Thoréau Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Concord
Thomas Wheeler
Florence Hagarty
Wheeler
Boston Dental College
Concord Fraternal Notes Highlight Local Initiations and Appearances
Concord area fraternal groups report new members and upcoming events. Lillian Ewen makes her debut at a Concord audience in My Turn Next, joined by Harry Chase and others. Mystic Orders and Royal Arcanum hold initiations with planned visits and district delegate events in November.
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Concord
Lillian Ewen
William M. Bush
Harry L. Chase
Messrs. Smith
Mr. Bush
Concord Lodge
Royal Arcanum
Musketaquid
R. A
A. F. Roberts
Musketaquid Council
Concord Council
Assabet Council
Agassiz Council
Cambridge
Robson
Poultry Dealers Accused of Market Imposition
A letter from S. E. condemns poultry dealers for selling uncleaned fowl with removed organs, arguing market owners pay for waste and unfairly charge customers. It calls for market owners to refuse unsafely prepared birds until properly cleaned.
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S. E
Death of Otis H. Penniman Former Wright Tavern Proprietor
Otis H. Penniman died at his Walden Street home in Concord after a brief illness. He was 70, longtime proprietor of the Wright Tavern and a lifelong resident. He leaves a widow and three sons. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon by Rev. George A. Tewksbury.
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H. L. Whitcomb’s
C. W. Sanford
Concord
N.S. Daniels
Whitcomb’s
Boston
C. E. Brown's
Dr. Johnson
Towle’s
Ladie
E. A. Buck
James E. Baker
Lincoln
Mass
Wright Tavern
Brown's
Otis H. Penniman
Walden Street
Old Wright Tavern
George A. Tewksbury
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James Hagarty
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Aurora
Frep A. Tower
Concord Dramatic Club
Concord Lyceum
Henry D. Coolidge
Massachusetts Senate
Unitarian
Guild
Lincoln Smith
Geo.a. Tewksbury
Sanford
Hunt’s
Mystic
A. O
Harmony Lodge No
H. A. Upham
Lexington and
Waltham
Zhe di BR. Williame
Lyceum
T. Winchester
Middletown
Conn
Louis C
Elson
H. H. Regan
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H. A. Clapp
Ervine’ Winslow
Grindall "Reynolds
Boston Tilts’ Quartet
All Entertainments
H. L. Whitcomb
Flagg & Russell
Concord Junction
Aig
Henry
Hosmer
George Keyes
Mary W. Haynes
Catherine E. Williams
Bedford Street
Davis Court
Sanford’s Auction Room
Main Street
Ralph H. Damon
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesen
Tom
Artemas Taylor
Carlisle
Herigas
Nathan Taylor
Worcester
Concord Enterprise
Hiram P. Harriman
Hapgood
Stow
Anenrrisn
Horree Tuttle
Otwe Yn
W. A. Cunningham
Whitney
Loring Bros
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