Death of Mrs. Marcella A. Brown at Concord Home
Mrs. Marcella A. Brown wife of William H. Brown died at her Main Street home Friday from a shock believed caused by injuries and a prior fall. Born Concord July 2 1849 she was active in local clubs and church. Survived by husband son Frederic W. Brown professor at Bowdoin College and daughter Mrs Hugh Leith. Funeral held Monday at 2:30 p.m. at First Parish with Rev Loren B. McDonald officiating. burial at Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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Wm. H. Brown
Marcella A
William H. Brown
Main St
Brown
Mrs. Brown
Concord
Marcellus Simonds
Maria Ball
Concord Woman's Club
Ladies
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Frederic W. Brown
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Bleepy Hollow
Concord News Tales of People and Politics in Local Life
In Concord Massachusetts many residents travel for study and work. Edith Wheeler heads to Mt Holyoke. Catherine White visits. Keeler to Wheaton. O Brien returns from Manchester by the Sea. and Hoyt, Leavitt, and others are noted for travels and duties. A large high school attendance includes many nonresident pupils with 140 of 345. A Democratic rally features Byron McCarthy Hoar O Sullivan and others. The six regimental shoot team is listed with Wakefield trip details.
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C. F. Erastus
Pegey O'Brien
Manchester by-the-Bea
Marton Keeler
Wheaton College
Gardner KB
Drew of
Hudson
Concord Lodge
Rouge Towler
Julia Craig
South Acton
Junction
Concord
Middlesex Pomona
Acton Centre
Josephine
Catherine Leavitt
East Gloucester
G. W. Hunt
New England Station Agents Association
Quebec
Board of Registras
Smith O. Dexter
Trinity Church
Westport Point
Misa Mary FE. Cutter
Concord Enterprise
Windsor
Robert E. Bonner
Kenneth Bonner
Kate D’a. Bonner
New York
Colonial Inn
Martha Houghton
Mirror Lake
Winnipesaukee
Gladys Cook
Concore
Frank Wheeler
Niagara Falla
J. B. Shurtieff, Jr
Revere
Cyrus W. Benjamin
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Mamie Kelley
C. A. Sawyer
Wood Sr
Filene
Boston
Board of Registrars
Engine House
Concord Junction
Roland W. Hayes
Trinitarian Church
Hayes
George Phelan
Brookline
Wilson Club of
Monument Hall
O'Leary
Democratic State Committee
Harold N. Chase
Democratic Town Committee
J. Wiliam Byron
Roger Sherman Hoar
Stedman Buttrick
Russell Robb
Charles Francis Adams 2d
Edward McKenna
William
School and Home Garden Association
Ripley
World Beaters Beat Concord In Four to One Showdown
About 250 fans watched the World Beaters defeat Concord 4 1 at Junction in a tight game. Seven hits per side. Concord bobbled one error at short, while the Simps battled hard but fell short as McCarthy and the Beaters pitchers held firm late. Notable: Hoppins Fitzy Bulger OConnell Tate Sebastian McCarty and Fitzpatrick starred for their clubs.
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Junction
Concord
Simps
Pratt
McCarthy
Joey
Mac
Hoppins
Fitzy
Billy Bulger
Twombley
O'Connell
Young Fitzpatrick
Tate Sebastian
Forgea
McCarty
Rogers Proven Downstate Candidate for Congress in Lowell
A letter to the editor outlines why John Jacob Rogers of Lowell, a Republican nominee hopeful, should win in the Fifth District. It cites his long Lowell residency, strong education at Harvard, public service on the school committee and council, and progressive stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Harold N. Chase
Democratic Town Committee
J. William Byron
Concord
House
Charles F. McCarthy
Marlboro
Roger Sherman Hoar
Casey
Lowell
Humphrey O' Sullivan
O'Sullivan
Congress
Waldo Stone
Senate
House of Representatives
Fitzgerald
Boston
Baltimore
Humphrey O'Sullivan
McCarthy
Charley
Pelletier
Foss
Senator Hoar
O'Sulivan
America
Enterprise
Fifth
John Jacob Rogers
Hutler Ames
Fifth District
Greater
Rogers
Lowell Public Schools
Harvard College
Harvard Graduate School
City
Young Men's Christian Association
Lowell Day Nursery Association
Old Ladies’ Home
Lowell Board of Trade
Lowell Textile School
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The
Enterprise Company
Marlboro, Mass
Claas
Walter B. Mursa
Walter P. Kryr
John H. Law1on
Maynard
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Jesus
England
Scotland
Young Peoples Choir
Christian Endeavor
Florence Hubbard
Winchester
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
Conus Cerys
H. L. Whiteond
Maynard, Littleton
Betford Acton
P. Ryan
Wood Wharf Lane
J. J. Skahan
Jo Po Temple
Jonas M. Miles
W. F. Chisholm
Reading
Richard F. Barrett
Midlesex
D R. Barrett
Adm
Flora
Mary White
Heath
F. L. Gile’s
Lexington Rd
Waltham
Tce Company
Michael Mullane
Wakefield
R. B. Petersen
M. J. Dee
Thomas H. Mansfield
W. H. Wella
B. Cullinane
P. McWilliams
Corp
A. M. Butcher
L. J
J.J. Mansfeld
Borland
Matin St
Monument St
Thoreau St
George EB. Walcott
the “Enterprise
Department of History
Harvard Law School
Massachusetts Bar
Co. K
Association of Mass
Hindman School
Hindman
Kentucky
South
Macalder—Wells
W. L. Wells
Katherine Macalder
William H. Dunsten
Dartmouth St
Lizzie Ferguson
Canada
B. L. Filene
Massachusetts
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
Monument St., Concord
C. S. Towne
James William Byron
Hubbard Street
Tel
Notary Public
Matthew Steinmar
Page & Shaw’s
Chas. S. Spencer D
Tuesda Teemaege
Seidlitz
Gertrude M. Casey
Covycord Wass
Nason St
Philip T. Flavin
Southern Division
W. Raymond
M Statio
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