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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1895
Page
5
A small crowd watched Concord and Lexington golfers battle in wet conditions. The Concord lineup included G H S, OH Raddin, and E Loughlin among others with touchdowns and tackles noted. final scores and details showcase a windy, cool afternoon at the Moroe tavern area.
Local merchants advertise light lanterns at G H Hopkins several items for sale include rubber stamps stencils ink and cloaks. H C Derby offers rubber stamps ink and stencils while Urbane Derby promotes a gall cure for horses. Concord residents are invited to visit businesses for fresh figs raisins prunes bonnets cream and carriage mats.
The week ending 7 pm November 11 1895 recorded a maximum of 74 on November 7 and 8 and a minimum of 28 on November 5. Weekly mean temperature was 50 with a weekly range of 46 inches of precipitation nil. October 1895 saw a mean barometer of 30.013 inches, highest 30.62 on 31, lowest 29.44 on 13, and a monthly mean temperature of 45.1. Maximum temperature 96.8 on 28, lowest 18.0 on 13. Mean max 57. Mean min 33. Mean daily range 23.9, greatest daily range 38.8 on 27, least 5.5 on 13. Mean dew point 36.2, relative humidity 83.0 percent. Prevailing wind West-Southwest 26 percent. Total movement 4819 miles, greatest daily movement 464 miles on 13, least 40 miles on 5. Maximum velocity 34 mph from N E on 13. Total precipitation 0.6580 inches. Days with 0.01 or more inches: 8. Clear days 13, partly cloudy 10, cloudy 8. Remarks include aurora on 14 and lunar date notes 3 27 30. Fred A. Tower observer.
The Concord Lyceum will open next Wednesday evening at the town hall with a vocal concert and readings by the Albion quartet and Miss Julia King of Boston. Bartlett the tenor and Miss King receive praise for prior performances and readings. Tickets are on sale at usual spots at a modest price to fit all budgets.
Fragmentary ad text praises a product called One Minute Cough Cure attributed to Johnie & Son in Maynard Concord and H. A. Little, listing many reasons and immediate results as street evidence.
At Concord Massachusetts on November 12 1895 a long list of residents is named including Wm Buttrick P M Vale Angelo W H Armstrong C C Benjamin Frank c Brackett JE L Beard O N Davis Geo Green A L Hale a R Hartwell Boynton Higgins Chas E James Jas H Kennedy Frank Petersen G Rea George Stuart S M Savage Seward M Savage Wm S Tabor D A Trefethern S E Wheeler Moses P White S S Whitcomb and Mrs E W Converse Mrs Annie P Dimond Miss Priscilla Eaton Mrs S P R Goodwin Mrs Sarah B Holmes Mrs Susan T Stewart Mrs Pearley Smith.
Rev Cyrus Hamlin D D L L D formerly a missionary in Turkey and founder of Robert College in Constantinople will speak at Trinity Church next Sunday evening on The Present Armenian Crisis The lecture is timely given the disturbed Turkish conditions and promises special insight from a scholar with direct Turkish experience The service begins at 7 30 All will be welcome
Town Hall Concord hosts the first annual concert and ball on Thanksgiving Eve November 27. Music by Jordans Orchestra in Boston sets the eight to nine show. dancing runs nine to three. Hardy of Arlington is caterer. Tickets admit gentlemen with ladies for one dollar. gallery twenty five cents. Clothing cared for by responsible parties. turkey weight guessing contest also featured.
A. G. Bartley of Magic Pennsylvania states the salve cured his severe eczema and also helped his son’s running sore. Listed signatures include B. F. Johnson & Son Maynard C H Whitney Concord H A Littlefield West Acton.
An organ concert and exhibition at First Parish Unitarian in Sudbury last Saturday featured Loraine Holliday at the organ with Professor George W. Hunt directing the chorus from Memorial Congregational church. The program included Barcarole, Hummel pieces, Gounod songs, and instrumental solos by local singers Sibyl Cutler and Grace Parker among others. The event drew leaders from nearby churches and saw Mrs. W. L. Felch of Natick named to play the organ at Sunday services.
Announcements from Miss Jennie S Deane Cleary Williams Miss Naylor and M E Jannell advertise latest fall and winter millinery styles hats and trims. Other notices include fresh oysters at Central Market underwear hosiery flowers at Beachmont Greenhouse and a second hand saw request at Acton Centre plus laundry and plant services and daily bread pastries at Strout variety store.
Morning and evening church services listed for Protestant Episcopal, Unitarian Congregational, and Scandinavian M E churches with Sunday school times and prayer meetings. An advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for headaches and constipation, with price and local drugstore availability.
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