Patrons Attend Meeting and Plymouth Excursion Highlights
A Concord group, led by founders W. H. Kelley and Mrs. Carrie Hall, gathered Friday and Saturday for a meeting and a Plymouth excursion. Ten cars departed from Union Station at 8 am, with Sunday reserved for memorial services.
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Order
W. H. Kelley
Minnesota
Florida
Carrie Hall
Plymouth
Samoset’ House
Union Station
Concord Audiences Applaud King's Daughters Concert
Miss Chamberlain the whistler drew praise with bright solos and encores. Master Stone, a boy soprano, won hearts and applause with multiple encores. Miss Bates debut impressed, Miss Phelan offered charming solos, Geo Phelan read selections to encore, Mrs. Geo A Tewkebury accompanied. After the concert, ice cream and cake followed in the parlors and a social period ended the event.
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King’s Daughters and Sons
Miss Chamberlain
Master Stone
Miss Phelan
Thanksgiving services at Trinitarian Church
Union services will be held at the Trinitarian church next Thursday at a.m. Rev Loren, pastor, will give the second lecture on Jonah next Sunday at 7 30 p m. The Runaway and Caught. A table social Thursday evening with admission price as table vegetables. Proceeds sent to Mr Waldr0n of the City Missionary Society of Boston.
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Union
Trinitarian Church
Loren
Jonah
Waldron
City Missionary Society of Boston
Minute Cure Remedy Ad Ends With Asthma Claim
Fragmentary advertisement touts a one minute cure for asthma and feverish conditions. Mentions Johnson & Son Maynard Dow ney Doc Littlefield Wert Acton and other names in unclear sequence.
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Theo
Johnson & Son
Maynard
Doc
H.eg "Littlefield
Wert
Acton
Worthleys Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary at Home
About 50 relatives and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Worthley’s home on Tuesday evening to mark their twenty-fifth anniversary. B W Brown presented a Morris chair and guests sent silverware gifts. Captain A B C Dakin read a poem by George B Bartlett recounting Worthley’s life.
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Hiram Worthley
B. W. Brown
Worthley
Morris
A. B. C. Dakin
George B. Bartlett
Advertised Letters at Concord Mass November 19 1895
A list of names appears as advertised letters at the Concord post office dated November 19 1895. Recipients include Wm Buttrick Geo M Ayers W L Davis Joseph Garberi R Haldron Albert Hayward Lester Jewetts K W Kauffman Middle sex Brush Co Rev J N Plante Marcel lus C Putnam Chester W Smith J Smith Geo E Snyder Silas S Whitcomb John Wallace Rev A Wheeler William Wilson Clinton O White W F Whitney Mrs Margaret Mangan Mrs Juliette B Smith Mrs R A Stur devant.
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Geo. M. Ayers
W. L. Davis
Joseph Garberi
R. Haldron
Albert Hayward
Lester Jewetts
K. W. Kauffman
Middlesex Brush Co
J. N. Plante
Marcellus C. Putnam
Chester W. Smith
Margaret Mangan
Juliette B. Smith
R. A. Sturdevant
Weather Summary for Week Ending November 18 1895
The report records week ending 7 p.m. November 18 with high of 56 and low of 19. Weekly mean temperature 39.2 and weekly precipitation total 3.62 inches. Rainfall since November 1 stands at 6.27 inches.
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve Marketed by Local Firms
The healing salve is praised for curing eczema and skin affections and described as a perfect remedy for piles. Local distributors include B. F. Johnson & Son in Maynard C. H. Whitney in Concord and H. A. Littlefield in West Acton.
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de Witt
B. F. Johnson & Son
Maynard
C. H. Whitney
Concord
H. A. Littlefield
West Acton
B. F. Johnson
N. Maynard
Religious services listed for multiple churches in town
The notice lists morning and evening services for Unitarian, Protestant Episcopal, and Scandinavian M E churches with pastors and Sunday school times. It notes free seating and a Friday prayer meeting, plus a P S C E gathering. A separate town hall lecture funds an A O U W sanitarium in Las Vegas New Mexico. It ends with garbled ad-like text and signatures.
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Lower Town Hall
Las Vegas N. M
Order
Shoemaker in Holmes Case Denies Schweckler Testimony
Philadelphia report details William Shoemaker claiming Detective Schweckler duped him with an alleged witness statement by Mrs. Blanche Hannigan. Shoemaker says he paid $20 for the affidavit and that the plan aimed to trap him, while he denies the perjury subornation charges.
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Philadelphia
Holmes
William A. Shoemaker
Graham
Coens
Schweckler
Blanche Hannigan
Pitezel
Shoemaker
Woodbury
N. J
Winter Apparel Sale Clears Stock and Hats
A local store highlights discounted outerwear and accessories with prices on ulsters hats and frieze coats. Regular wool ulsters listed at seven fifty to ten dollars eleven, with new stock from Lamson Hubbard hats two dollars to two fifty. Read as a brisk inventory push aimed at bargain seekers.
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Conners
Sohier
Smith
Clark
H. C. Derby
M. L. Hazen
Towle & Kent
Geo. H. Hopkins
Concord Cream
Derby
G. H. Hopkins
B. H. Huttmann
Lexington Road
Mass
Green House
Will Salisbury
Lowell Street
N. S. Daniels
Sparrow's Chocolates
E. A. Bradish
John Green
West Cedar Street
Boston
Towle & Kent’s
New California
Towle & Kent's
Bradish’s
Conte
Myre
Littlefield
Reland
Tuttle Hart & Crosby
Teal
le Redmond Spencer
Mr. Jackson
Ella M. Chamberlain Master Stone
Miss Bates
Margner
Reve
Arditi
Mr. Phelan
Tabasco
Wm. Buttrick
P. M
Unitarian
Protestant Episcopal Church
Geo.a. Tewksbury
M. E. Church
J. P. Anderson
John Kent
Bunco
Kent
Maynard, Co. H
Whitney
Amcor
New England
Rustem Pasha
London
Court of St. James
Town Hall
R. L. Cumnock
W. Hinton White
Antipodes
The
Royal Hand Bell Ringers
T. W. Surette
Artette
Beethoven Club
Elizabeth Atten
John DeWitt Miller
Edward W. Emerson
Rogers
Concord Dramatic Club
H. L. Whitcomb
Flagg & Russell’s
Concord Junction
Hall
Kersey
Lamson & Hubbard
Concord Clothing Company
Benj. W. Brown
Canada
Victor
Democrat
Ames
Chicago
Iowa
F.A.R
Concord, Mass
Garry’s Block
J. W. Raymond
James T. Foote
Charles KE. Watson
Summer St
Payehat
L.W. Clough, So. Acton
Westvale
Venient Apartment
Ralph H. Damon