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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1898
Page
5
A Pittsfield physician, Dr W H Currier, praises Vincl stating it has shown gratifying results and should be prescribed by conscientious doctors. The note from B F Johnson & Son and H S Richardson cements Vincl as a modern cod liver tonic with wide readership.
Social circle visits, home improvements, and a Phi Delta Phi member from Boston University Union. Thanksgiving services at Unitarian church and a Scandinavian church fair set for November. Train timetable gains for business travelers. Religious services and a lecture on The Future Life. Porto Rico service members reported convalescing aboard the Solace. Solace may return soon. Concord golf team dominates Weston 86 to 0 in holes. Letter details Lieut Colonel Chaffin’s farewell to the Southbridge unit. admired officer who served since the Civil War days.
On Sunday morning the oldest Concord resident, Mrs Phoebe Farmer, died at home after a long life linked to the town's Revolutionary memory. Born November 3, 1805, she recalled the Old North Bridge fight and earlier Concord events, living near Belknap and Thoreau Streets since 1872. Her death followed valvular heart weakness.
A 1898 Concord discourse condemns leaf burning as a nuisance and urges enforcement of a ten rod distance bonfire law. It notes public indifference and mockery of scruples, while lamenting air pollution from autumn smudge piles. Local notices advertise farming, groceries, stationery, and services in Concord Massachusetts.
The Old North Bridge Society with parents and friends leaves Concord on the 8 25 express to spend the morning at the Mechanics Fair. A peace jubilee is scheduled to begin at 2 o clock.
Concord Furniture Co offers new and secondhand and antique farm items for sale at reasonable prices. Located over post office on Walden Street.
Concord churches list Sunday services Sunday school and evening meetings for First Parish Unitarian Trinity Protestant Episcopal Trinitarian Congregational and Scandinavian M E with pastors, service times, and class sessions. armory use during repairs noted.
At Concord Mass on November 15 1898 Bay State Chair Co and numerous residents including O R Chase John OConnell Henry Coleman Warren E Corkum Daniel Connor de Curtis Dr C A Davenport Jas W Daigneau F B Evans Chester Brittes J J French John Fiske Thomas Fox E W Gannett Ole Granberg James A Garfield JE Hackett W R Heath John Hansen Carl Larson Francis Maguire Eugene McSweeney Arthur L Smith Standard Oil Sta James L Tupper Chas S Wheeler H Wogpape Mrs Ralph Black Mrs Julia Cushing Mrs Charles French Mrs M J Fitzgerald Miss Jennie Loring Lydia F Lund Miss Mary Moulton Miss Maria Svenson Mrs MA White and others listed.
Notice advertises sale of J A Frye's large cattle herd with partial or full sale options and invitation to view in the paper.
Wm Collins improves. Lester Jewett opens a cash market. Various Concord residents visited Boston Mechanics fair and local events. The electric light contract work continues. A Krag Jorgenson bullet was found intruding into a home, prompting concerns over dangerous shooting and gun safety near Conant Street and South Acton.
Joncord Junction locals see new goods at Dart's including mixed nuts and Malaga grapes. Ladies and children's undergarments priced at 25 cents, fleeced and woolen stock 25 cents, with savings on old Plymouth breakfast food and entire wheat flour. Coupons redeemable for a free set of Famous Paintings of the World.
Union church led by Rev. W. W. Campbell holds Sunday morning service at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 30 Y P C E at 6 and evening service at 7 p m.
Weekly report shows maximum 61 on November 9 and minimum 4. Total precipitation 40.8 inches recorded by Fred A. Tower, Observer.
La Liberte reports the court of cassation will provide Dreyfus defense with the ministers of war depositions the Esterhazy letters and the secret dossier if produced.
At a Liberal-Unionist conference in Manchester Joseph Chamberlain criticizes French tactics in Newfoundland and Fashoda, urges better Anglo French relations, and credits improved American understanding with promising peace prospects. Weather forecast notes fair conditions with southwest winds.
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