Amateur dramatic see pageants delight Concord crowd
A Concord audience praised Gillette's All the Comforts of Eer with strong performances. Miller as Alfred Hastings drew top admiration while Menard and Bourne showed notable acting. The piece featured Grace Whitmore Pettibone and others. A late social hour followed and transit changes were announced alongside local sports notes.
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Wit Dean
Gillette
Wes
Miller
Alfred Hastings
Menard
Concord
Miss Banks
Bender
Miss Bourne
For Sale 20 Acre Wood Lot Near Rail Station
Erastus H. Smith offers a 20 acre wood lot with farm chores for sale within 1 2 mile of a railroad station. Certified aerated milk from Ranahey feet. Send postal and will call. H. H. Schrow Concord Jet. Price 6 cents per quart. Knowlton and Allens orchestra a Concord Jet. Friday evening Nov. a1.
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Posice
Erastus H. Smith
Ranahey
H. H. Schrow
Concord Jet
Knowlton and Allens
Concord
Tragic Deer Hunt Accident in Maine Woods
In a Maine woods tragedy, John Hager was killed after following a path with Wilfrid Wheeler and others during a snowbound hunt. Arthur Wheeler describes the scene and funeral in a letter home, noting the misfortune as the party tracked a deer and a hat gave away John’s position. An inquest acquitted Wilfrid Wheeler and others. local road controls and warnings followed to curb accidents and vehicle misbehavior near the scene.
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Iupeeriinn
Concord
Maine Woods
Arthur
Wilfrid Wheeler
John W
Ilfrid Wheeler
Arthur Wheeler
Wilfrid
Mr. Spilsbury
Frank Hager
John Hager
Frank
John
T. Ifird
Dover
W But
Canon A
Automobile Law in Lincoln Penalty Dispute
Walter K. Shaw challenges Lincoln by law restricting auto speed. Town by law caps speed at eight miles per hour in most streets, with Lenox as a standard. The case drags in court as authorities consider assault implications and enforcement questions.
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Walter K. Shaw
Machine
Lenox
Henry J. Hosmer Dies in Concord After Lengthy Public Service
Henry J. Hosmer of Concord died suddenly at home after a long career of public trust. Born in an area once a schoolteacher’s home, he moved to Concord early and remained there. A descendant of Hosmer and Col. James Barrett, he engaged in dry goods and later the powder industry. He served in the General Court for three years and in the state Senate from 1889 to 1900, with noted church involvement and local civic work.
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Henry J. Hosmer
Concord
Sally
Oes Anes
Hosmer
Col
James Barrett
Pany
Dices
American Powder Co
Eeene General Court
Senate
Saolemah
Local Homes and Additions Reported in Community Notes
Fred Cousins adds an extension to his store and Owen Martin builds a new house. A postal box system is discussed as a potential replacement for post offices. A Miss Campbell repairs a roof while Harold Cousins constructs a cellar for his new house.
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Fred Cousins
Bia
Hanten
Listle
Campbell
Harold Cousins
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Aes
Silkeline
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Nacre
E. H. Davis
Nason Street
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Malaga
Towle & Kent
Main Street
In and Aout
Katy
Lexington & Boston
Herbert W. Hosmer
Concord Golf Links
C. Lee Todd
John Cull
Biehems
Patrick Cull
Raymond Emerson
Wigan
Chamberla
Sewell
Alice Bradford
M. B. L. Bradford
Graves and Co
F. A. Tower
Benj. Derby, Jr
T . Henry A. Castle
Washington
Woburn
J H. Norcross
Medford
Seville
Lexington
Wright Tavern
Iteeeeee Hawatal
Alfred Baylies
Concord Bakery
Monument Square
Tufts College Dental School
Goncord Locals
Automobile Law
Lincoln
Owen Martin
Central Market
Priest Bros
Nason St
Aroostook
Gough, Hebron
New York
Green Mountain
Finnigan & Sheehan
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