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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1895

Page

8

West Acton Society Notes and Local Purchases

West Acton notes report visits by Mrs Warren Hough and Mrs Frank Houghton to Mr Houghton illman and Mrs Willis, with pneumonia cases in town. The Ladies Benevolent Society meets Thursday. social circles met at Universalist church. local lodge members attended Mizpah and Winona events. The Barnard property was purchased by the Baptist church for expansion. new horse sheds and planned upgrades to the church. Local merchants advertise rubber boots, millinery, and event space, plus a music box giveaway with cash purchases at Littlefield’s Hall.

the Universalist Church Almira ‘Willard H. A. Littlefield G. M. Ida L. Lawrence Winona Rebekah Lodge I. O Mizpah Lodge Maynard Barnard Baptist Church

Rumors Swirl Over Sixth Regiment Command Changes

Soldiers and officers dispute rumors of leadership changes in the Sixth regiment as gossip about a meeting of ten officers and possible head changes spreads. Col Henry Parsons is praised for his service while tensions rise about discipline and unity within the unit.

West Acton Classifieds and Bargains Notice

West Acton notices urge submission by Tuesday for the week issue. Advertisers may leave materials with A. L. Noyes at the post office. Bargains include Black Lap Robes 8.50 to 10.50 and other items such as Boston School Bags 50c Bamboo Easels 39c and various lamps and paints.

A. L. Noyes Boston

Acton Centre Notes and Auction Notices

Luther Forbush on sick list and cows and houses being shingled. Schools closed for teachers meeting. Miss Jean Cartwright of Nantucket visiting Mrs O W Pitman. Fridys parade honored election. Mary Tuttle house sold to Eugene Robbins of Littleton. Auctions listed: Otis H Forbush acting for Marshall H Holden on Nov 12, John E Lemansey on Nov 14, N E Whittier on Nov 15. All sales final with no weather postponement.

Jean Cartwright Nantucket O.W. Pitman Mary Tuttle Eugene Robbins Littleton Matt. x Sadie A. Wood Otis H.forbush Acton Marshall H. Holden Concord Mass

Raisins and Dried Fruit Sale Featured at Littlefield's

Promotion highlights a variety of dried fruits including raisins prunes citron evap apricot and Currants with two for 25 cents on peaches. Spices seasonings and extracts from Dwinnell Wright & Co. and Bell's Poultry Seasoning promise quality for a Thanksgiving dinner.

Bell Slade Dwinnell, Wright & Co Chase & Sanborn

Factory Coat and Local Notices From Beverly and Boston

Jeffs's factory has been given a new coat of paint. Charles M. Pierson is at work in a Beverly shoe factory. The Shakepere club is reading Dante in Unitarian parlors Monday nights. Hudson council K. of C. proposes to raise money for society by holding a fair. A. W. Fellows promoted to engineer began running on Saturday. On Monday he ran a freight train between Boston and Wayland. It's just as easy to try One Minute Cough Cure as anything else. It's easier to cure a severe cough or cold with it. Let your next purchase for a cough be One Minute Cough Cure. Better medicine, better results, better try it. B. F. Johnson & Son Maynard, C. H. Whitpe es Concord, H. A. Littlefield West Acton.

Littlefield H. A. Littlefield West Acton Mass Eighth The Sixth Sixth Infantry Charles M. Pierson Beverly Shakepere Club Hudson Council K. of C A. W. Fellows Boston Wayland B. F. Johnson & Son Maynard C. H. Whitpees Concord

Chaffee tied to $170000 stock and gun stash case

Boston police recovered a stock and bond hoard valued at $170000 found in James S Chaffee's cellar after his arrest. Mrs. Chaffee produced the box containing certificates, revolvers, stamps, and a Barrett linked agreement. Authorities question Chaffee's burglary role, suspecting he acted as Barrett’s tool.

Boston James Stevens Chaffee Watts Aalanns Chai Mount Vernon Street West Faey Chaffee O. K. Gold Mining Company C. N. Nelson Lumber Company St. Paul Central Iowa Smith & Wesson United States William Barrett Barrett

Autopsy to Probe Death of North Scituate Farmer

The medical examiner will autopsy John N. Roessler aged farmer of North Scituate after he was found dead with a bullet wound in his head. Initial impression of self inflicted death is being questioned as authorities receive new information prompting further investigation.

North Scituate R. J John N. Roessler

Yale Elects Parker to Corporation and Funds Music Scholarships

The Yale corporation elected Rev. Dr. Edwin P. P. Parker of Hartford to succeed the late Rev. EK A. Smith. Three music scholarships were established by the corporation, awarding 150, 100, and 100 dollars annually for violin, piano, and organ study. In Lawrence Massachusetts a saloon brawl left Herman Young badly hurt and Patrolman Schenck assaulted. several arrests followed.

New Haven Yale Corporation Edwin P. P. Parker Hartford EK. A. Smith Lawrence Mass Essex Street Herman Young Schenck

City approves two appointments after deadlock in Lowell

The Lowell common council elected Charles F. Varnum as superintendent of buildings and Albert Pindar as superintendent of streets after a deadlock that delayed these offices since organization.

Lowell Mass Common Council Charles F. Varnum Albert Pindar

Massachusetts Grand Orange lodge eyes new Boston HQ building

The semi annual session of the Massachusetts Grand Orange lodge met yesterday. Steps were taken toward erecting a building in Boston to be used as state headquarters.

Boston Massachusetts Grand Orange Lodge

Puritan Steamer Recovered From Gull Island Narrows

New London Conn Nov 18 The steamer Puritan was moved from Gull Island narrows yesterday and appears not to be badly damaged though details are limited. The crew and vessel safety are noted with no report of serious injuries or further peril.

New London Conn

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Aghton Atlan Ti U New York City Warren Hough Frank Houghton Mr. Houghton Illman Nash Tasker Gilmore Marsh Ladies’ Benevolent Society Edgar Hall G. B. Parker Henry Parsons Cmmand Sherborn Arsenal Road Acton Centre Luther Forbush Hudson Jeffs James S. Chaffee Ames Fred K. Ames North Easton Oliver Ames Kidder Kidder, Peabody & Co Milton Joseph Dugan Willian Barrett Yale
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