Concord News Highlights Local Appointments and Events
In Concord a Columbus escort, Middlesex Patriot publication rumors, and civic meetings fill the scene. Erastus H. Smith is said to join the Concord and Boston Street Railway to take over Charles Wheeler’s Lincoln position. A school board vacancy follows D. J. Mc Sweeney’s death as Thomas J. Oenaney attends a joint selectmen and school committee meeting. Concord lodge 212 I O O F plans initiations November 18. Mrs. R. W. True reports The Cliff Dwellers with relics from southwestern Colorado. Knowlton Allen’s orchestra appears at Geacoed Junction November 21. 18 candidates expected at Concord council K of C November 25. Election returns shared at Sam Hoar’s home. Miss Helen Blanchard and B Farnham Smith wed November 19 in a quiet home ceremony.
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Erastus H. Smith
Concord
Boston St. Ry
Charles Wheeler
Lincoln
Thomas J. Oenaney
D. J. McSweeney
Aunt Jemima Entertainment Delights Town Hall Audience
The vestry of the First Church hosts a Friday evening Aunt Jemima entertainment. Performers include Mrs. Daners and Miss Louise Smith among many in roles from mother to sailor. Mrs. Frank A. Nichols chairs the organizing committee.
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Jemima
F. Daniels
Ond Gig Blanchard
S. . Edgerton
Adonirum
Jerasha
Gilbert OC. Hall
Louise Smith
Polly
Marion Barker
Hannah
Priscilla Wheeler
8 Barrett
Mie
Selene A Dusen
Lean
Mies
Lou Hosmer
Nancy
Bessie Ford
Ruth
Esther
Helen Keyes
Bessie Pie
Hope
Charity
Evelyn Emmott
Lucy Lean
Antoinette Eed
Prescott Keyes
Samuel Tuttle
Tenement for Rent in Concord on Walden Street
For rent a tenement on Walden street in ConcordMass Apply to Mrs Saunders opposite post office Also offered intelligent care of furnaces furniture moving and chores by George Graves Hubbard street extension Concord Mass Also for sale a 20 acre wood lot within 1 2 mile of railroad station 30 years growth Erastus H Smith Milk from Assabet farm certified and aerated price 6 cents a quart H H Schrow Concord Jet postal call back
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Walden St
Generation to Come Sermon at Trinity Church
The pastor will preach The Generation to Come in the morning service next Sunday. An evening course opens with lectures on pen ry eg ae young and music by a chorus. The first lecture covers his Birth and Mission within a one hour service. All are invited.
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Pen Rye Eg Ae Young
Rete Etchares
Ghalies
H. Towle
Concord H 8 Marlboro 0 in halting Marlboro effort
Concord defeated Marlboro 8 to 0 as Marlboro fought but weakened late. Franks started the drive with a first down and 30 yard surge while Hatch and Ireland powered the line. Marlboro’s punting and fullback work were noted but could not overcome Concord’s strong defense and lineup featuring Laird Parke Eaton Pretkoha Hosmer Wheeler Sawin Cole and Franks.
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Marlboro
Teagit
Concord
Marlboro’s
Franks
Ireland
Hatch
Laird
Dancing school opens in Warner's hall and district scale rehearsals begin
Eldie O'Brien starts a dance school at Warner's hall while rehearsals for the District Scale progress toward an unusually excellent program. West End Investment Co plans tenement and boarding houses on part of their Westvale property with Agnes A Wilson and daughters involved.
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Eldie O'Brien
Warner's Hall
Mr. Bowie
Westvale
Pierce
West End Investment Co
Lost waterproof on road near Concord Junction
A girl’s waterproof garment was lost on the road between Concord Junction and West Acton on Sunday Oct 26. The finder should communicate with Mrs. Durkee at 5 Pleasant Street, Concord Junction.
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Concord Junction
West Acton
Slashing in Chelsea street fight leaves Burnham battered
Benjamin F. Hall, 51, janitor at St. Pauls church in Malden, is charged with assault with intent to kill after slashing James F. Burnham in Chelsea. Burnham endured four cuts and 38 stitches. his condition is listed as favorable. Hall was arrested entering the church. White River Junction murder case: jurors who found Frank Shaw guilty seek commutation to life imprisonment. similar efforts for Doherty and Eastman at Windsor prison.
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Chelsea
Mass
Benjamin F. Hall
James F. Burnham
Burnham
Hall
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Malden
White River Junction
Frank Shaw
Hoffman
Shaw
Doherty
Eastman
Windsor
Buttiner Wins Close Recount In Third Plymouth Race
In Hingham Massachusetts the Third Plymouth district recount sealed Democrat Thomas H Buttiner s victory over Republican William H Litchfield by 49 votes after an initial 64 vote lead for Litchfield. This marks the district s first Democratic representation in a decade. In Pawtucket Walter Fiske waived examination on manslaughter and was bound over to the grand jury in 3000 dollars after fatally shooting Jean B Fournier as he left Fiske s barn with stolen goods following Fournier s release from an insane asylum last Saturday.
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Hingham
Mass
Plymouth
Thomas H. Buttiner
William H. Litchfield
Litchfield
Buttiner
Pawtucket
R. I
Central Falls
Walter Fiske
Jean B. Fournier
Fiske
Fournier
Molineux Is Set Free After Not Guilty Verdict
Roland B. Molineux walks free after nearly four years in prison and a prior murder conviction. A 13 minute jury verdict acquitted him of killing Mrs Katharine Adams, drawing cheers from thousands outside the court as he and his family receive radiant ovations.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Liberty
Katharine J. Adams
Molineux
Justice Lambert
Lambert
Molineus
Messrs
Olcott
Weeks
Black
Criminal Court
Women’s Department
Worcester Pair Arrested in Webster Robbery Case
Boston observers report Edward B. Jenkins twenty one of Worcester was arrested on a Webster Mass. robbery charge seeking four hundred fifty dollars from William Hyland. Mabel Faulkner nineteen of Cambridge is charged with receiving the same and both were turned over to Worcester investigators.
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Boston
Edward B. Jenkins
Worcester
William Hyland
Webster
Mass
Mabel Faulkner
Cambridge
Strenuous Weyler Possibly Out as Cabinet Reforms in Spain
Madrid reports Sagasta to reconstruct the cabinet with a more democratic tilt and may drop Weyler from the war office. The entire cabinet resigned Monday, Cortes suspended sessions, and Weyler signaled willingness to cooperate if a political solution is found.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Sagata
Weyler
War Office
Sagasta
Cortes
Guard troops relieved in Hazleton coal fields
Hazleton Pa November 12 The First city troop and the Sheridan troop the last of the National Guard on duty in the coal fields were relieved yesterday.
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Hazleton
Sheridan
National Guard
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