Concord Torchlight Parade Illuminates Town in Rally
Concord held a Thursday torchlight procession with homes lit along the route from Monument square to the reviewing stand. Colonel Richard F. Barrett led aides, with multiple divisions including Hubbard Street Hardshells and Lincoln division. features honored McKinley and Hobart, with political banners and a band, ending with a town hall collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Concord
Monument Square
Richard F. Barrett
George A. Tewksbury
John L. Gilmore
A. J. C. Dakin
Charles E. Brown
George E. Titcomb
Alonzo Tower
Charles Prescott
Benjamin W. Brown
Richard F. Wood
W. N. Lockwood
John M. Keyes
Henry J. Hosmer, Jr
Richard R. Barrett
William Wheeler
Stedman Buttrick
George M. Baker
Main
River
Elm
Thoreau
Middle Streets
Academy Jane
Sudbury
Hubbard
Walden
Heywood
Lexington
Bedford
Monument
Lang
Bow
Lowell
William B. Barrett
Henry H. Benson
George G. Russell
Anson Wheeler
William H. Hunt
Ashley P. How
McKinley
Hobart
Hubbard Street
Lincoln
Hamlin
Andrew
Goodrich
Old North Bridge
Benjamin Clark
Frank W. Holden
H. W. Hosmer
Samuel H. Tuttle
Republican Town Committee
Five day St Bernard church fair opens with bright booths
The St Bernard church five day fair opened in the town hall with an artistically arranged hall and lively music by Sweeney’s orchestra. Booths represented Concord Junction Lincoln and Maynard with dedicated committees. Friday and Saturday contests prize diamond ring and gold headed cane while sale stock promises profit. The ad encourages readers to notice the horse cattle wagon sale and De Witts Little Early Risers pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard Church
Sweeney
Joseph Dee
Mary Dee
John Dee
Powers
Grimes
Concord
Junction
J. Sheehan
F. Collins
J. Russell
P. Keefe
D. Sheehan
Dan’l Sullivan
M.sullivan
K. Gleason
K. Harrington
Mary Jennings
P. White
Lincoln
John M. Keyes
Maynard
Thanksgiving Goods Auction List Includes Fresh Produce and Delicacies
A local catalog from J. D. Murray details an extensive selection for Thanksgiving including raisins currants dried fruits nuts cheeses condiments and preserved goods. The notice highlights in store offerings upstairs with utensils window shades floor cloths art bronzes and a future Christmas line of gifts and toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Wiesbaden
California
Jordan
Naples
Texas
Fromage de Brie
America
Club House
Royal Paragon
la Delicatesse
Roger Plated
J. D. Murray
Local advertisements offer goods and services in Concord area
Listings show tax collector hours at J C Friends drug store on Saturdays and Wednesdays. H L Whitcomb is agent for Noyes Brothers laundry. Goods left before Tuesday noon return Friday afternoon. Various sales and rentals including Chapman house on Main Street and Lowell road rental. Gate Hopkins offers carriage trimming, marbles, nuts, curtains, and cleaning products. Several notices about clothing, photography, musical lessons, and household help. Thanksgiving supplies advertised by Towle Kent and C E Browns with blankets and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Friend’s Drug Store
H. L. Whitcomb
Noyés Brothers
G. H. Hopkins
Main Street
John H. Chapman
G. St. L Abbott
Lowell Road
Miss Kennedy
Miss Andrews
Prescott Keyes
Concord
Tremont Street
Boston
G. Hy. Hopkins
Miss
McManus Bros
S. P. Prentiss
J. S. Garland
C. E. Brown
New
Towle & Kent's
G. B. Bartlett
A. W. Hosmer
Tuttle
Walden Street
Concord Lyceum 68th Season Evening Schedule
Doors open at 7 o'clock for the 1896 97 Concord Lyceum season. Entertainments begin at 7 45.0 o'clock with single admission holders admitted from 7 15. Doors close during each rendition.
Concord Lyceum season opens with Criterion Club entertainment
The Concord Lyceum announces a December Wednesday eve in which the Boston Criterion Club performs a three act farce from Franz Von Schonthan, followed by a Mozart Symphony concert, a Jan 14 Siberian Road lecture by George Kennan, and a Miss Jer ry picture play with stereopticon, amid a full six night series to 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lyceum
Criterion Club
New England
Concord
Boston
Franz von Schonthan
Frederick Salmon
Robert W. Frost
Paul Talbot
Walter E. Hitchcock
Herbert, Greyling
Jove
Frank L. Locke
Pollock
Samuel Olivers Sisnornlrescatore
Walter H. Dugan
Franklin’ H. Richardson
Salmon
Jrssin Couriour
Cos
CERT
Jessie Courhour
Jessie McGibeny
Elizabeth R. Levings
George Hubbard Wilder
Couthoun
Wilder
Pernays
Janu Dewrrr Miller
Miller
Ev’g
George Kennan
Siberian Road
Siberian
Jer- RY
Alexander Black
Mozart Symphony
Chloe
New York
M. Blodeck
M. Stoelzer
Mr. Otte
Ganil
Herr Theo
Tach
Richard Stoelzer
Marie”Blodeck
Marie Leugise Gaimner
Richard Stoe
Jennie Mae Spencer
Edna Louise Sutherland
Maud Paradis
Felix
Winternitz
Hawthorne
Sherman Hoar
Concord High School football elev en defeats Huntington A A by 22 to 0
Concord High Schoolhorned to a 22 to 0 victory over Huntington A A last Saturday. Loughlin Penniman and Gage led scoring with Loughlin scoring three touchdowns and Sohier kicking three goals. Concord and Concord will battle for honors on Thanksgiving day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Huntington A. A
Loughlin
Wilson
Gage
Byron
Wheeler
Tington A.A
Penniman
Poster Mara
Cochran Sohier
McClean Wheeler
C ¢ Gillis Hart
Ly Wright Tolman
Gifford Ireland
Lovering Brron
Ab Bolster Wilson
Smith Loughlin
Loyd Gage
Brookhouse
Sohier
Frank Jackson
Carleton Butters
Charles Miner
Concord High
Concord
Hartwell Arnold place auction in Marlboro
An auction advertises sale of personal property on the Hartwell Arnold place Marlboro Saturday November 21 at 9 am. Items include tools wagons sleds and related gear. Auctioneer C H Albee and administrator Francis Hosmer oversee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell Arnold Place
Marlboro
C. H. Albee
Francis Hosmer
Church Services and Schedules Across Local Congregations
The town churches list Sunday and weekday gatherings. Among the Churches, First Parish Unitarian, Rev Loren B. Macdonald presiding. Trinity Church Episcopal, morning service and Sunday school. Sainitarian Congregational led by Rev Geo A Tewksbury with U P S C E. Scandinavian M E Church with 10 30 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. services and class Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish
Unitarian
Loren B. Macdonald
Young Peoples’ Guild Meeting
Trinity Church
Letters Advertised at Concord Mass 1896
A Concord Massachusetts advertisement list notes letters advertised for November 17 1896 including residents and businesses such as Concord Bicycle Co and B F Johnson & Son Maynard. Also promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve claiming fast healing of old sores ulcers and piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Wm. Buttrick
Gussie Benson
Clarence Burns
Concord Bicycle Co
C. H. Douglas
Frank H. Ford
J. M. Groggs
George H. Green
M. C. Hayes
M. E. Hayes
F. S. Holden
H. O. Marsh
Charles A. Martin
H. L. McDonald
C. H. Moss
I. H. Parker
Wm. Ramiel
A.W. Thompson
J. A. van Allston
Walker Farm
Henry C. Wilson
Anna Anderson
Helen Mar Bean
R. C. Bartlett
Annie Fowher
M.e.howard
B. Hobbs
Hanna Maansen
Hugh McLachlan
Frederick A. Reed
Eva C. Smith
Theresa Sullivan
Marvy M Ware
Andrew Miller
DeWitt
B. F. Johnson & Son
Maynard
C. H. Whitney
H. A. Littlefield
West Acton
Summer Suit Days Are Passed In Wardrobe Appeal
The notice promotes updating wardrobes with neat attire and features a $10 kersey overcoat, highlighting a full line of clothing options to refresh summer wear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. AL. White
de Witt
B. KE. Johnson & Son
C. E. Brown’s
Wesle R. Board of Directors
Lyceum
Kellogg bin Carnival and Concert Company
Charles D. Kellogg
Emily Stuart
Emma’ M. Dillman
Mary Bowman
Mer. Kellogg
Eloee
Kelvbws
Plossepras Geestraito
Five
Watter
Sugab
Carinthonpe
Delsarte Post le
H. S. Richardson
Saies
Clothing Company
Friend’s Block
Concord, Mass
EOS TV
Ax Tos Wool
Coaktings
Westvale
Turkey
Maurice McWalter
H. P. N. Dahl
Riverside Block
Maynard, Mass
Benj, W. Brown
F. R. R. Station
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