Trinitarian church to host Hood sermon next Sunday
Concord notices include Rev. Geo A Hood of Boston to preach at Trinitarian church next Sunday evening. Hiram Worthley sold his farm to Mr Moose of Canton, brother of the late Elijah Morse. Post master adds a type writer to his office. Dr W T Harris and family spent weekend in Boston en route to Montreal. A group from Concord attended Emerson bust unveiling in Boston. Union Thanksgiving service set at Trinitarian church November 30 at 11 o'clock with sermon by Rev Charles H Johnson. High School Voice reports strong year financially and in popularity. staff listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Hood
Boston
Trinitarian Church
Hiram Worthley
Mr. Moose
Canton
Elijah Morse
W. T. Harris
Montreal
Concord
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Second Church
Trinitarian
Charles H. Johnson
High School Voice
Bernard Copping Jr
Charles E. Miner
Theron J. Damon
Local Notices and Updates From Maynard and Concord
Miss Amy J. Nelson and fellow editors listed with staff titles. Ira F. Penniman named working foreman on the water works awaiting a superintendent and possible merger with sewer services. Auction sale at Vose Farm Maynard set for Saturday Nov 25. Mrs. William Holden sold Monument Street farm to A H Howe of Boston who summered in Concord. Power plant leaks reduce pumping to 30 000 gallons daily, compared to 360 000 in Wellesley. Concord sewer leaks reportedly fewer than in other state systems. Company I held annual meeting in armory electing officers and committees. Exhibition drill and dance planned for Friday Nov 24 with a winter series of cances chaired by Capt Hart and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holden
Monument St
A. H. Howe
Boston
Mr. Howe
Concord
Myrick
Wellesley
Company I
Jos. S. Hart
Theodore L. Smith
Francis
Jackson
John Haggerty
James N. Tolman
John Anderson
Albertus Dakin
W. N. Decker
John W. Cull
Thomas T. Todd, Jr
Joseph S. Hart
Francis T. Jackson
William N. Decker
James W. Byron
Willard Hunt
Joseph Losan
Local Classified Highlights from Concord Massachusetts
Multiple short items advertise products and services in Concord including Aunt Sallys Shaker applesauce at Towle Kent's, Jasmine Lotion by Richardson, Eastman Kodak price cuts, Tuttle's Stables horse clipping, Bethel home goods, Towle Kent grocery lines, Thanksgiving concert at Exchange Hall, Chimney Protectors, sale items from J Kulesar and Mrs Nathan Derby, piano at E H Smith antique room, and J Kulesar barber shop offerings, with various sales and job notices.
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Tuttle
Richardson
Eastman Kodaks
HH. L. Whitcomb
Exchange Hall
South Acton
J. Kulesar
Concord
Mass
Towle & Kent's
Battle-Lawn
Liberty St
J. J. Tillinghast
Chickering Square
E. H. Smith
Heath Farm Auction Sale Near Sudbury Road
Erastus H. Smith auctioneer offers a clearance sale of personal property at the Heath farm on Sudbury road one mile from town center. Items include 10 cows 2 horses 30 tons English hay and other goods. Friday November 24 1899 at 12 30 PM. Cash terms. C Fay Heywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus H. Smith
Sudbury Road
C. Fay Heywood
Santa’s Baggage Sent Ahead for View
Santa Claus has dispatched his baggage in larger consignments, and we are organizing it for inspection. We plan to have everything ready for convenient viewing after Thanksgiving.
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Santa Claus
End of Ellms Shooting Affair in Cambridge Court
In Cambridge superior court on Monday Asahel Ellms Sudbury constable who fired on Dennis F Kelley while Kelley fished at Sudbury in early June was fined 100 dollars which he paid Five shots were fired into the air two struck Kelley in the back A physician testified the wounds were not dangerous Judge Bond said Ellms was not criminal though he believed he acted in the line of duty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Asahel Ellms
Sudbury
Dennis F. Kelley
Kelley
Bond
Ellins
Honest Values at Mercantile Row Store
The ad warns against cheap imitations that mimic $10 goods at lower prices and promotes honest $8 and $10 values. It touts the Mercantile Row store as the largest and busiest, claiming durable materials and trustworthy pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honest Values
Mercantile Row
Concord Junction News In Brief: Meetings, Deaths, and Events
Olin Wright sells his barber shop to two Chelsea men. Mrs. J. R. Lawrence visits Worcester relatives. Old Concord post G A R to meet Tuesday for Thursday inspection. Hawthorne chapter O E S members visit Magdalen chapter with a turkey supper. Royal Arch Masons attend Walden chapter convocation with D D H P Stearns. American Woolen Mills Syndicate buys land for residential use near harness shop to Sudbury road. Mrs. Jacot Knoll dies in Salem. services planned in Concord Junction. Union church Lyceum opens with Hoyt L Conway. next program Boston Ideal Banjo Mandolin and Guitar club. Westvale social club to hold Dec 12–13 fair in Association hall. entrance 5 cents. prize offered. entries via Mr. J. Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Wright
Chelsea
J. R. Lawrence
Worcester
Old Concord Post
Hawthorne Chapter
O.E.S
Magdalen
Royal Arch
Walden Chapter
D. D
American Woolen Mills Syndicate
Harvey Wheeler
Sudbury Road
Jacot Knoll
Salem
Concord Junction
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Union Church Lyceum
Hoyt L. Conway
Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club
Westvale
Association Hall
J. Webster
Death of Benjamin R. Joyce Pioneer Concord Junction musician
Benjamin R. Joyce died at his home on Thursday November 16 after a brief illness. Born January 19 1822 in Duxbury he led Joyce's orchestra for years and played harp. He lived in West Acton and later Concord Junction where he ran a cigar shop and was noted as a botanist. He married 55 years ago and funeral was held with a Boston male quartet. Burial was in West Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin R. Joyce
Duxbury
Boston
Joyce
West Acton
Concord Junction
L. K. Washburn
Boston Investigator
Concord Junction Listings Offer Office Space And Goods
Concord Junction locals advertise five offices for let in the second story West End block suitable for millinery dressmaking or a doctor with reasonable rent. Also notes sales at Mrs. Poulson's new hats weekly and Hartshorn's Cough Balsam and No. 18 liniment at Dart's. Dart's invites inquiries on reed or willow chairs and bamboo goods for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
West End
L. N. Fowler
Exchange Hall
South Acton
Hartshorn
Dart's
Dart’s
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Adams & Co
Moody St
Hall's Corner
Amy J. Nelson
Maud B. Franks
Martin D. Powers
Florence P. Tuttle
George H. Mahan
Edith Davis
John Eaton
Alice Bradford
Roger Hoar
John C. Damon
Harry T. Eaton
Ira F. Penniman
Vose Farm
Maynard
Miss Buck’s
Towle & Kent’s
Richardson's
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Ellms
United States
Seal and Astrachan
Astrachan
Board OF Health
Massachusetts
Town of
Town Board of Health
John, M. Keyes
Fred’k H. Cleaves
Thomas ‘Todd
Board of Health of
Waltham, Mass
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Bargins
L.N. Fowler &Co
Association Bil
Concord Jct
Currerd L. Kine, D. D. S
Webster's International Dictionary
G. & C. Merriam Co., Publishers
Springfield
My A. M. C
St. Lows
Eclipse
Benj. W. Brown
Duluth Imperial
American Poultry Food
Democrat
H. H. White Ash
Geo. S. Whitney
Concord Junction, Mass
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Whitcomb & Willard
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