Concord Golf Club Joins U S League
Mrs Upton has closed her house on Devens street and moved to Salem. Concord golf club joins the U S league expanding regional sports affiliations.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1896
Page
5
Mrs Upton has closed her house on Devens street and moved to Salem. Concord golf club joins the U S league expanding regional sports affiliations.
The Concord free public library lists November acquisitions including RL Clarke Cogswell Cramer Denison Earle Harte Hadley Hill Hirsch Hume Jewett Kipling Lang Little journeys Marquand and Frothingham Massachusetts year book Matthews Maurice Meyer Otis Perry Phelps Pool Rand Ratzel Raymond Riley Rowan and Ramsey Seawell Shaler Skinner Stearns Stevens Stockton Tomlinson Trowbridge Wakeman Wells Wiggin Wiggin and Smith Wright Youmans and others along with real estate notes on Concord property near Fitchburg station planned for resale as 29 acre lot development by H A Marston of Phoenix Rattan Co with 150 house lots and two acres preserved for exhibition building relocation.
A concert of unusual excellence is set for next Monday evening at 7 45 at Trinitarian church under Whatsoever Circle of King's Daughters and Sons. Robert Nichols from Church of the Advent Boston will be soloist with Jennie Hatch Edith Howe Myra Pond Stephen Townsend Geo Edward Phelan. Tickets 25 cents.
At Concord Massachusetts on November 24 1896 a list of names appears including Wm Buttrick P M Wm Boyd Frank A Colby F Clark Raymond Dougherty S L Gilman C A Herbert B W Hunt Libania da Lomba Middlesex Machine Co Herbert Nale W D Parlin Jean White Mrs Sadie B Kimball Mrs Belle Marshall Locke Miss Josephine Landy Miss Maggie Murray Miss Mary McDermott Mrs Andrew Miller Mrs M Maguire.
Union services for Thanksgiving will be held Thursday November 26 at 11 a.m. at the Unitarian church with Rev. Geo A. Tewksbury delivering the sermon on The Descending City. All persons are invited to attend.
Mrs Lowell of Monument street invites ladies to call at her home to view samples of drawn work in doylies traycloths and covers for dresser and buffet.
A Thanksgiving praise service originally set for last Sunday night will be held at the Trinitarian Church next Sunday evening at 7 30 with special music and a brief address by the pastor on The Supreme Cause For Thanksgiving. De Witts Little Early Risers are recommended by B F Johnson & Son and others.
Among the Churches lists services for First Parish Unitarian Trinity Church Protestant Episcopal and Trinitarian Congregational with pastors Rev. Loren B. Macdonald Rev. Geo. A. Tewksbury and Rev. J. P. Anderson. Morning services at 10 45 a m Sunday school at noon and evening or class meetings at specified times. Norway Swedish Missionary Church details.
The annual Christmas Sale of the Trinity Church Aid Society will be held in Lower Town hall on December 11 evening. There will be sale of useful and fancy articles for Christmas presents and an illustrated Library and Silhouette Studio will be among the attractions.
Short items report shorter days by six hours and a 70 foot stack at the Brett factory. Thanksgiving and visits to Waltham and Pleasant Street appear with social calls, sleigh prep, washing machine plans, and a 3000 mile bicycle season. A December concert by Revs under Oak lodge is announced, plus religious talk, turkey raffles, a drunk incident, poultry prices as temperature falls, and a large Taillon family group photo on Apsley Street with no deaths recorded.
A sermon quotes Mark v 19 on restoring the insane to reason through Christ’s power. The speaker urges living nobly to influence others, notes divine grace reinstate s one’s standing, and cautions life length relates to danger. An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure with local distributors.
The Concord Lyceum announces a 1896 97 season with the Carrerion Club of Boston performing A Man of Letters a three act farce from Franz Von Schonthan. Cast includes Frederick Salmon Robert W Frost Paul Talbot Walter E Hitchcock and more. Also instrumental concerts readings lectures and a Mozart Symphony Club show with Otto Lund Theo Hoch and other artists.
Tax collector hours at J C Friends drug store on Saturdays and midweek evenings. H L Whitcomb promotes Noyes Brothers laundry. Goods left by Tuesday noon returned Friday afternoon. Gall cure at G H Hopkins claims to heal sores and injuries in horses. For sale property on Main Street north side and rental on Lowell road. Applications to Prescott Keyes in Concord or Tremont Street Boston. Bargains at C E Browns and Hopkins with fabric, rope, halters, blankets, soft shelled walnuts and more. Local listings also promote sherlds, music instruction, and housekeeping aids.
The report lists weekly temperatures with a maximum of 72 on Nov 17 and a minimum of 14 on Nov 23, a weekly mean of 36.8 and total precipitation 0.28 inches. It also records 0.5 inches of snowfall and credits Frep A Tower as observer. An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as pure and reliable for colds and lung troubles, endorsed by B F Johnson & Son and others.
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