INDEX
DATE/PAGE ITEMS NAME
95.1 1 Mrs. Bradford 0. Emerson 95.2 8 George & Barbara Parkhurst 95.3 4 Hildreth Family Assoc. 95.4 14 Mrs. Ethel Wilder 95.5 7 John B. Le Masurier 95.6 28 Robert Goosetrey 95.7 20 Richard Lahue, Sr. 95.8 1 Louise Emmons (Mrs.) 95.9 1 Harriet Alcorn (Miss) 95.10 Mary Lahue (Mrs. Richard) 95.11 42 Julia Fogg (Mrs.) 95.12 7 Barbara Parkhurst (Mrs. Geo.) 95.13 1 Charles Koulas 95.14 1 Gustave Fallgren 95.15 1 Joseph Travaglis 95.16 1 Jeanette Spang 95.17 Jan Clement (Mrs.) 95.18 3 Priscilla Johnson (Mrs. Fred) 95.19 1 Howard Mooney 95.20 12 Elizabeth Tewksbury (Mrs.) 95.21 2 Naomi Lahue (Mrs. Warren) 95.22 1 Ralph Abbott 95.23 1 Roy Johnson 95.24 3 Chelmsford Historical Society 95.25 1 Muriel Berg 95.26 1 Matthew Scott, Judith Fichtenbaum INDEX
DATE/PAGE ITEMS NAME
96.1 7 Estate of John Merrill given by George Merrill 96.2 3 George Parkhurst 96.3 4 Hildreth Family Assoc. 96.4 1 Ednah Young 96.5 6 Chelmsford Historical Society 96.6 1 Dean Contover 96.7 2 Ethel Wilder 96.8 8 Richard Lahue, Sr. 96.9 9 Mary Lahue 96.10 4 Gary C. Koltookian 96.11 3 Bernard Ready 96.12 1 Kym Craven 96.13 1 Chelmsford Cultural Council 96.14 6 Barbara F. Whiting 96.15 4 Creighton M. Hamilton 96.16 1 Patricia Knapp 96.17 i9q6.17ai Pi 5 2 Martha Jean Spalding 96.18 2 Estate of Lois Watt given by Marilyn Dana (daughter) 96.19 10 Marjorie Scoboria
INDEX
DATE/PAGE ITEMS NAME
97.1 2 Mrs. Gerald Tonks (Roberta J.) 97.2 14 Chelmsford Historical Society 97.3 1 Mary Lahue (Mrs. Richard Lahue) 97.4 16 Richard Lahue ' 97.5 1. Gustave Fallgren 97.6 14 Marjoria B. Scoboria 97.7 4 Hildreth Family Association 97.8 4 Bradford Emerson 97.9 332 Mr. & Mrs. George Parkhurst (Barbara) 97.10 1 Eleanor Parkhurst 97.11 5 Thomas P. Sileo 97.12 4 Donald Pattershall 97.13 1 Joseph Pecunas 97.14 180 Adams Library 97.15 1 Louis J. Talon 97.16 1. Consuelo Scarth (Mrs. James Scarth) 97.17 4 Priscilla Johnson (Mrs. Fred Johnson) 97.18 1 Richard Martin 97.19 1 Ethel Wilder (Mrs. Donald Wilder) INDEX
DATE/PAGE ITEMS NAME
98.1 1 John Goodwin 98.2 1 Dawn Howe (Mrs. George Howe) 98.3 3 Mary Lahue (Mrs. Richard Lahue) 98.4 6 Richard Lahue 98.5 1 Harriette Farrington (Mrs. Charles C. Farrington) 98.6 8 Donald Pattershall 98.7 8 Ronald Wetmore 98.8 1 Adams Library 98.9 6 Chelmsford Historical Society 98.10 10 Hildreth Family Association 98.11 3 Alfred J. Garside 98.12 5 Robert Goosetrery 98.13 10 Doris Russell Biron 97.14 1 Shirley Colmar 98.15 1 Johb Handley 98.16 1 Hugh T. Phelps 98.17 8 Raymond H. Salminen 98.18 1 Jane A. Mast (Mrs. William Mast) --- 98.19 1 Alan Davidson 98.20 326 Mrs. George (Barbara) Parkhurst 98.21 1 Marilyn C. Keenan 98.22 1 Ruth L. Almstrom 98.23 1 Helen Phalen 98.24 1 Hugh F. Warren 98.25 1 Gustave Fallgren 98.26 1 Bradford Emerson 098 4 Anonymous 95.1 Mrs. Bradford 0. Emerson
(Linda Johnson)
30 Lantern Lane Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: 2/1/95 acknowledged: 2/3/95 registered labeled: 1995 L.U. J.F.
donor card: object card:
1. Silk Wedding Gown - Made for and worn by Mary Boyce in the 1850's, then by her grandaughter, Freda R. Pardue, in 1908. Freda Pardue was the grandmother of Linda J. Emerson and Susan J. Shheedy of Chelmsford. The silk skirt is of black & shades of brown plaid with a tinge of orange. The pleated skirt is fastened in back with hooks and eyes. The blouse is of ecrue lace, with panels of open filet work. The long net sleeves have tiers of lace from top to bottom. There is a cummerbund of the plaid material. 95.2
George & Barbara Parkhurst
14 Monadnock Drive Westford, MA 01886
received: Items 1-4 2/1/95/ Item 5a5/3/95; Item 5b-8 10/4/95. acknowledged: 2/3/95 5/20/95 10/16/95 registered: labeled: J.D. D.P.
donor card: object card:
ci& 1. Wood framed listing of men & women who served in Civil War from Chelmsford. In I 1,1 T oc riA ci& 2. Wood framed listing of men & women who served in World War I from Chelmsford.
cqQ 3. Framed copy of medal given to men & women on their return from service in World War I from the Town of
Chelmsford. 1,,1 I L 17 A its1 R._aik.1/*
Gi v, 4. A Badger fire extinguisher - soda-acid type - instructions for use printed on label. c a v Z M 5. A book entitled "Genealogies of some Old Families of Con- Q1 cord, MA and Their Descendents in part To The Present Generation" edited by Charles Edward Potter, printed by Alfred Mudge & Son, Printers. Two copies - 5a, 5b. L‘lib,etv cfc* . Pitchfork - three prong with wooden handle, approximately five feet long, metal prongs. f C AI 7a. A black felt bowler hat, manufactured by Elk, with logo, size 71. C 0 V Al 1 . 1Q`l S 0 f b. lint remover pad. c. Red Hat Box marked "The Royal Stetson". 99 8. Car seat cushion put out by Chelmsford Kiwanis as a fund raiser. Cushion is covered with advertisements by several Chelmsford businesses. coy Kr 95.3
Hildreth Family Association Ronald B. Hildreth, Editor
30 Rockefeller Plaza 44th floor New York, N.Y. 10112
received: by mail Item 1 - 2/1/95 ITEM 2 - 4/5/9; Items 3-4 10/4/95 acknowledged: not necessary registered: labeled: J. D. D.P. donor card: object card:
1. Hildreth Highlights - - October 1994 - Volume XVIII No. 1. 2. Hildreth Highlights January 1995 Volume XVIII No. 2. 3. Hildreth Highlights - April 1995 Volume XVIII No. 3. 4. Hildreth Highlights July 1995 Volume XVIII No. 4. 95.4
Ethel Wilder
40 Byam Road Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: Item 1 - 2/1/95 Items 2-14 4/5/95 acknowledged: L.U. 2/3/95 4/17/95 registered: labeled: J.D.
donor card: object card:
1.Three bars of Bonnie Castile Soap in original wrapper.
2. "America's Women Home" by Catherine Beecher and Harriet Beecher Stowe published 1975 by Stowe-Day Foundation. First published in 1869.
3. "New England Churches & Meeting Houses 1680-1830", author Peter T. Mallary, photos Tim Imrie; published by Chartwell Book, New Jersey.
4. Souvenir Programme of the Two Hundred Fiftieth Anniversary, Town of Chelmsford held May 28,29,30,31 1905. 9-0. "The Old Middlesex Canal" by Mary Stetson Clarke with signature of author, published by Hilltop Press, Melrose, MA.
6. "Chelmsford 250th Anniversary" - Brown paper covered book covering proceedings at the celebration of the 250th anniversary May 28,29,30,31 1905.
7. "Pioneer Iron Works" by Mary Stetson Clarke, illustrated by Joshua Tolford, published by Chilton Book Co.
8. "The Collectors Handbook: A Guide to the Marketplace, Auctions, Flea Markets and Yard Sales, Dealers and Shows, Appraisals, etc." 9. "The Fathers of The Towns" by Edward M. Cook, Jr., Leadership and Community Structure in Eighteenth Century New England, Published by John Hopkins University Press. 10. "The Official Price Guide to Antiques and other Collectables" Third Edition by Grace McFarland, House of Collectables Orlando, Florida 95.4
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Ethel Wilder 20 Summer St., Apt.232 Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered labeled:
donor card: object card:
11. "Home of The Brave" - by Mary Motley Kafergis Contemporary American Immigrants published by E. P. Dutton New York. 12. An assortment of sewing articles for Country Store including a wooden darning egg,painted blackdressmaker pins, woven labels, small needle. 13. a piece of soapstone, round in shape.
14. "From Settlement to Suburbia" a new history of Chelmsford, DeVita, Larose, Milam, Riley with Leclerc and Mitsakos 95.5
John B. Le Masurier
160 Dunstable Road N. Chelmsford, MA 01863
received: 2/1/95 acknowledged: 2/3/95 registered labeled: J. D. donor card: object
1. Snapshot of Swain's Pond with lumber to build ice house 1925.
2. Snapshot of first ice house on Swain's Pond 1925. 3a. Swain's Pond with Ice House 1928. b. Same snapshot as above - enlarged.
4. People in boat on Crystal Lake from North Chelmsford Congregational Church - picnic.
5. Trubey's Water Wheel on Deep Brook.
6. Picture of Le Masurier boys - John, Tom 7. 1926 Ford Truck with load of ice taken from Swain's Pond. 95.6
Robert Goosetrey
40 Byam Road Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: Items 1-3 3/8/95; Item 4 - 4/5/95; Items 5-11 5/3/95 acknowledged: 3/20/95 4/17/95 5/20/95 received: Items 12-28 6/7/95 acknowledged: 6/23/95 Registered: labeled: J.D. D.P.
donor card: object card:
1. Flat iron 2. Flat iron with detachable wooden handle and the words "Cleveland Ferrow Steel" imprinted on iron.
3a. Kerosene railroad lantern Dietz - New York #2 with ruby red glass globe. b. Kerosene railroad lantern - Monach Model with ruby glass globe. 4. Blacksmith's Tool made of cold roll steel used as poker in blacksmith's forge.
5. Snath & side blade hand scythe.
6. Hanson Dietetic Scale - white metal 500 grams 7. Family Scale - Columbia Family Scale; 24 lb.
8. Trimmers Hammer 9. Wood Block Plane with E. D. Page printed on it. 10. Blacksmith Tool
11a. Bail Hook with wooden handle. b. Bail Hook with wooden handle.
12. Bayonnet from World War I - U. S. issue - has wooden handle.
13. Sheath with canvas cover World War II - 1945 era.
14. Machete manufactured by Legitimus Collins & Co. Made in U.S.A. 95.6
Robert Goosetrey
40 Byam Road Chelmsford, MA 01824
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15. Clear glass oil lamp - 18" tall. 16. Clear glass oil lamp - chimney has printed pattern. 17. Drop head Singer Sewing Machine Serial #0907070, Trade Mark #13 on bottom. 18. Soap Saver Washboard manufactured by National Washboard Co. porcelain enamel on just one side. 19. Monkey Wrench 8" in length with wooden handle.
20. Monkey Wrench 12" in length with wooden handle. 21. Monkey Wrench 24" in length with wooden handle - Coes Wrench Co.
22. Ford Wrench 94" in length Model M-01A-17017 23. Ford Wrench 9i" in length N-40 17017
24. Ford Wrench 91" in length 25. Automatic milk pail manufactured by Deval.
26. An amber colored quart canning bottle manufactured by A. C. Smalley & CO. - pat. 1956.
27. A pint glass milk bottle with printing "Milk - Nature's perfect food. 28. A pint glass milk bottle with no printing.
95.7
Richard Lahue, Sr.
9 Clear Street Chelmsford, MA )!*@$
RECEIVED: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. A galvanized elbow for drain pipe - 28 gauge. 2. Town of Chelmsford Annual Report year ending 12/31/94. 3. Town of Chelmsford Finance Committee Report, Recommendations and Copy of the Warrant for the Spring Session of Annual Town Meeting, Monday 4/24/95 at 7:30 p.m. at Chelmsford Senior Center.
4. Pamphlet for Town of Chelmsford - Permitting Guide to aid residents, builders and others.
5. Catalogue - Authentic Reproductions by Period Furniture Hardware Co., Inc. - 123 Charles Street, Boston 14, MA.
6. Green glass Chelmsford Ginger Ale Bottle - metal snap top. 7. Light green glass Chelmsford Ginger Ale Bottle - registered 8. Clear glass bottle
9. Small clear glass bottle - Chelmsford Spring Co. - Registered 10. Small green bottle - Chelmsford Spring Co. - registered.
11. Clear glass bottle - Chelmsford Ginger Ale - with screw top.
12. Clear glass bottle - Chelmsford Ginger Ale - with screw top. e- 13. Clear glass bottle - Chelmsford Ginger Ale - with screw top. 14a. Program of Chelmsford High School Graduating Class - 1995. b. Program of Chelmsford High School Graduating Class - 1995. c. Ticket for reserved seat. d. Ticket for reserved seat. 95.7
Richard Lahue, Sr.
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15. Program from Community Band Concert - 7/3/95 16. Video from Chelmsford High School Graduation - 6/4/95. 17a. Farmer's Almanac published by Yankee Magazine - 1990 b. Farmer's Almanac published by Yankee MagaZine - 1991. c. Farmer's Almanac published by Yankee Magazine - 1993. d. Farmer's Almanac published by Yankee Magazine - a994
18. Program for Memorial Service of Harold Jard Davis October 29, 1995 at Unitarian Church. 19. Town of Chelmsford Annual Report 12/31/94.
20. Permitting Guide 1995 by the Town of Chelmsford.
95.8
Louise Emmons (Mrs.)
70 Boston Rd. Apt. J230 Chelmsford, MA 01824
RECEIVED: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. A leather covered Catechism by Hezekiah Packard, R .: of Chelmsford, containing the first principles i_IPAP of religion and social duties printed by Samuel Hall 1796. 95.9
Harriet Alcorn (Miss)
26 Boston Hill Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. A plastic framed typed article entitled "Rules For Teachers 1872" originally given to Edith Alcorn who taught in Lexington Public Schools for thirty nine years. 95.10
Mary Lahue (Mrs. Richard)
9 Clear Street Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. A scrap book containing pictures and articles of interest pertaining to the Chelmsford Historical Society covering years dating from 1934 to 1993. 95.11
Julia Fogg
20 Summer Street Apt. 221 Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. Domestic Architecture of the American Colonies and of the Early Republic by Fiske Kimball, 1950. 2. Clipper Ships and Their Makers, by Alexander Laing, 1966. 3. American Pieced Quilts, circulated by Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, 1972.
4. Old Dolls, by Eleanor St. George, 1950. 5. Colonial Lighting, by Arthur H. Hayward, 1962.
6. The Dyer's Companion, by Elijah Bemis, 1973. 7. Natural Dyes and Home Dyeing, Rita J. Adrosko, 1971. 8. Care and Repair of Antiques, by Thomas H. Ormsbee, 1959.
9. Whatsits, published by Yankee Magazine, 1975. 10. History of the Battle At Lexington, by Elias Phinney, reproduced 1968. 11. A History of the Fight At Concord, by Rev. Ezra Ripley, D.D., reproduced 1968.
12. Field Guide to Early American Furniture, by Thomas H. Ormsbee, 1951.
13. Field Guide to American Victorian Furniture, by Thomas H. Ormsbee, 1952. 14. The Blue-China Book, by Ada Walker Camehl, 1971.
15. The Currier Gallery of Art Bulletin on American Glass, 1968 16. Medieval Stained Glass, translated by Margaret Shenfield,1963. 95.11
Julia Fogg
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17. American Glass, by Valentine Van Tassel, 1950. 18. Collecting American Glass, by Katharine Morrison McClinton, 1950.
19. Cambridge Glass 1818 to 1888, by Lura Woodside Watkins, 1930. 20. American Silver, by Millicent Stow, 1950.
21. Early American Furniture Makers, by Thomas H. Ormsbee, 1930.
22. Wedgewood, by Jean Gorely, 1950. 23. The Golden Guide to American Antiques, by Ann Kilborn Cole, 1967. 24. How to Know American Antiques, by Alice Winchester, 1951.
25. A Color Guide to Bennington Pottery, by Richard Carter Barret, 1967. 26. The Evolution of the Motor Car, in Pictures, by Thomas C. Murchison, 1933.
27. Glass in New England, by Kenneth M. Wilson, 1959. 28. Blown and Pressed American Glass, by Richard Carter Barret, 1966.
29. Popular American Ruby-Stained Pattern Glass, by Richard Carter Barret, 1968. 30. Museum of the American China Trade Pamphlet..
31. Stiegel Glass, by Frederick William Hunter, 1950. 32. Homespun and Blue, by Martha Genung Stearns, 1963. 33. 101 Patchwork Patterns, by Ruby McKim, 1962.
34. Early American Wooden Ware, by Mary Earle Gould, 1962.
35. American Samplers, by Ethel Stanwood Bolton and Eva Johnston Coe, 1973. 36. Old-Time New England, New England Furniture, essays, 1987.
37. Paperweights and Other Glass Curiosities, by E. M. Elville, 1954.
38. Stage-Coach & Tavern Days, by Alice Morse Earle, 1969 95.11
Julia Fogg
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39. America's Old Masters, by James Thomas Flexner, 1967.
40. Coins through the Ages, by Laurence Brown, 1961.
41. An Illustrated Encyclopedia of British Pottery and Porcelain, by Geoffrey A. Godden, 1965.
42. The Book of English China, by Geoffrey Wills, 1964.
This is list of Resource Books donated to the Chelmsford Historical Society, Inc. by Julia P. Fogg. Any duplicate copies already in the Society's collection will be forwarded to Becky Warren, Curator, for her personal use. This is the arrangement agreed to by Julia Fogg. 95.12
Barbara Parkhurst
14 Monadnock Drive Westford, MA 01886 (Mrs. George Parkhurst) received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. Cotton padded Hip pads joined by narrow band and fastened with buttons . 2. A white cotton petticoat with eyelet trim.
3. An unbleached cotton petticoat with stiffening that resembled hoops, also trimmed with white cotton eyelet around bottom.
4. a long gown of blue satin. 5. Mob cop made of the cotton eyelet material.
6. Blue cloth pump shoes. 7. Blue Print long cotton dress- (not labeled as Consuelo Scarth has it in her possession for use at Chelmsford Historical Society functions.) 95.13
Charles Koulas
185 Pine Hill Road Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. cart wheel taken from Crystal Lake at the time the dam broke in the 1970's. It is believed that the wheel was from wagon used to transport iron ore that was mined many years ago in the vicinity of land now known as "The Gates".
0 95.14
Gustave Fallgren
31 Byam Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: 10/4/95 acknowledged: 10/16/95 registered: labeled: D.P.
1. A wooden butter churn with paddles, metal bands, and metal hand crank. Diameter 13", 92" high. 95.15
Joseph Travaglia
36 Clover Hill Drive Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: 10/4/95 acknowledged: 10/17/95 registered: labeled: D.P.
1. A glass covered framed picture containing two photos - one of Christopher Roby & the other of his factory located in West Chelmsford where the Roby Swords were manufactured. Picture measures 15i" x 191". 95.16
Jeanette Spang
c/o Superintendent of Schools 200 Richardson Road No. Chelmsford, MA 01863 received: 10/4/95 acknowledged: L.U. registered: labeled: D.P.
1. Copies of Birth certificate records of students in the files of the School Department at the office of Superintendent of Schools. These certificates were in a flowered cardboard album with datings in the early 1900's. 95.17
Jan Clement
99 Dunstable Road No. Chelmsford, MA 01863 received: 10/4/95 acknowledged: L.U. registered: labeled:
1. Two reproductions of colonial costumes consisting of two tricon hats of clack felt, with plastic headbands, one trimmed with yellow; light ecrue cotton shirt oversized, long sleeves with elastic bands, cut straight across bottom in box effect - reproduction of what was worn by minute men; a mustard colored sleeveless waist coat with five gold colored buttons, owl design & sprig of flowers, two pockets; mustard colored knee length britches of cotton twill, with elastic waist and belt loops, elastic around bottom of pant leg. a long dress of cotton in a small print trimmed with orange ribbon; an apron with rickrack trim, a mob cap. 95.18
Mrs. Fred W. Johnson
Garland Road HC 81 Box 7200 W. Newfield, ME 04095 received: 11/1/95 acknowledged: 11/13/95 registered: labeled: D.P.
1. A gold watch, with flower design, & Fob, worn on a neck chain 30" long, manufactured by Elgin National Watch Co. , 1951 vintage Serial No. 48,24,9g7 - came with case. The watch belonged to Lizzie Ford who was Priscilla's grandmother.
2. A picture of Lizzie Ford wearing watch similar to watch described above. 3. a two-piece blue satin wedding gown. The skirt is A Line, fastened at waist with hooks & eyes. The jacket has mutton sleeves, epaulette shoulders, lined with brown cotton material, all hand sewn. 95.19
Howard Mooney
37 Walker Street Lowell, MA 01854 received: 11/1/95 acknowledged: 11/13/95 registered: labeled: D.P.
1. A program from the South Chelmsford Village Improvement Association commemorating Founder's Night 1881, held December 6, 1956. 95.20
Elizabeth Tewksbury
1333 Wimbleton Way Charlottesville,VA 22901
received: 11/1/95 acknowledged: 11/13/95 registered: labeled:
1. Black beaded bag with silver leaf trim, leather lined, 4" x 5". 2. Silver beaded bag, leather trimmed.
3. Hat pin with silver top and leaf design - 52" long. 4. Silver button hook with flower design for shoes 5a. A mourning pin --- b. Mourning pins made in Germany. c. a black container with gray cover containing several black headed pins.
6a. A wood handle knife with 9" curved blade - "Mottran" b. W. S. Sheffe Butcher Knife - blade 9" long. c. W & S Butcher Knife - Sheffield - 8" curved.
7a. A wood handled two tined fork. b. A wood handled two tined fork.
8. Slippers 9. Foster & Peabody Boston Leather dancing slippers. 10. Girl's leather shoes with ankle strap & one button. 11. Children's black shoes. 12. Brown leather pouch.
...... W. 95.21
Naomi Lahue
52 Linwood Drive Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: 11/1/95 acknowledged: 11/13/95 registered: labeled: D.P.
1. Lowell Suburban Directory 1955. 2. Lowell City Directory 1958 95.22
Ralph Abbott
159 Dunstable Road No. Chelmsford, MA 01863 received: 12/6/95 acknowledged: 12/11/95 registered: labeled:
1. A slate board from one of the classrooms of Chelmsford High School on Billerica Road where the town offices are now located. 95.23
Roy Johnson
9 Douglas Road Chelmsford, MA )!*@$
RECEIVED: 12/6/95 acknowledged: 12/20/95 Registered: labeled: D. P.
1. A medal given to Wilhelm Johnson on his return from military service in World War I presented by the Town of Chelmsford at a home-coming ceremony held in North Chelmsford on June 17, 1919. These medals were given to all Chelmsford residents who went into the military service. 95.24
Chelmsford Historical Society received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
1. History of Billerica 1653-1883 purchased from Billeric Historical Society. Reprint by Higgenson Book Co. Salem, MA. The History Book was written by Rev. Henry Hazen, originally published by A. Williams and Co. 1883.
2. Booklet "Tale of Ancient Oak" by Edward F. Dickinson , published by Billerica Historical Society 1934 reprinted for the bicentenial June, 1975.
3. pamphlet giving notes on Clara E. Sexton Memorial by Margaret B. Ingraham. Publication by Billerica Historical Society. 95.25
Muriel Berg
Chalet 2230 715 Putnan Pike Greenville, R.I. 02828 received: 12/6/95 acknowledged: 12/19/95 registered: labeled: 12/6/95 D.P.
1. A wooden snow scoop by Deering 95.26
Matthew Scott
24 Samuel Road Chelmsford, MA 01824
Judith Fichtenbaum
46 Sleigh Road Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: 12/6/95 acknowledged: 12/20/95 registered: labeled:
1. a video tape of original story of Martha Barrett Sparks performed by Jo-Ann Wangh at the Chelmsford Senior Center October 29, 1995. 96.1
Estate of John Merrill
Given by George Merrill 108 Dunstable Road No. Chelmsford, MA 01863 received: 2/7/96 acknowledged: 2/20/96 registered: labeled: 2/20/96 - D.P.
1. A black cast iron toy cannon, barrel 44", spoke wheels 3" length 7", patent Apr. 23, 1896.
2. A cast iron horse-drawn fire engine - 3 horses, two black and one white, each attached to one wheel, pulling a ladder wagon with four ladders - wagon has spoke wheels, is painted red, measures overall 19 3/4". Horses have 5i" spread. Wagon is cracked and been repaired. Two of the cast iron men are missing.
3. A sheet metal toy friction drive car painted red and gold - 4 seated - 11" long and 5" wide. Front wheels pivot. It is in running order. Steering wheel & driver are separate attachments.
4. Cast iron water turbine wheel 12" diameter, 8" high, shaft 2". It was manufactured in North Chelmsford by the Wicasauke Works which was located on Dunstable Rd. Invented by Matthew Swain, it was known at a Swain Wheel. For many years this wheel was at the Lowell Textile School in the Engineering Dept. It originally had a casing which has been thrown away.
5. The Stone Arithmetic by John C. Stone printed by Benjamin H. Sanborn & Co. used in the Chelmsford Public School System in 1930 for the fifth and six grade students.
6. A wooden pen holder to be used with attachable pen point in school desks containing ink wells.
7. A bar of the genuine Fels-Naptha soap in original wrapper with full directions inside. 96.2
George Parkhurst
14 Monadnock Drive Westford, MA 01886 received: Item #1 2/7/96; Item #2 4/3/96 acknowledged: 2/20/96 4/17/96 registered: labeled: D. P.
1. A paperback Book Entitled "The Ancient Road To Chelmsford's Town Meeting". Copyright 1995, written by George Parkhurst.
2a. A picture of Chelmsford High School Graduating Class 1932. b. Xeroxed copy of 1932 Graduating Class picture. 96.3
Hildreth Family Association
30 Rockefeller Plaza 44th floor New York, N.Y. 10112 received: Item #1 2/7/96 acknowledged: not necessary registered: labeled: D.P. donor card: object card:
1. Hildreth Highlights October 1995 Volume XVIV No. 1. 2. Hildreth Highlights January 1996 Volume XVIV No. 2. 3. Hildreth Highlights April 1996 Volume XVIX No. 3. 4. Hildreth Highlights July 1996 Volume XVIX No. 4. 96.4
Ednah Young
Shattuck Street Littleton, MA 01460
received: 4/3/96 acknowledged: 4/17/96 (letter returned by postmaster) registered: labeled: donor card: object card 1. Photo of West Chelmsford Railroad Station mounted on cardboard. 96.5
Chelmsford Historical Society
40 Byam Road Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. Aerial view picture of Chelmsford taken October 24, 1996 in celebration of the 340th Anniversary of the settling of the Town of Chelmsford. 2. Pamphlet advertising aerial view of Chelmsford with price available from Paul Logan.
3. A wooden case of empty quart Chelmsford Ginger Ale Bottles, all labeled in different colors and marked 10cP on each. The wooden case has company logo on all sides.
4. An egg carrier built in three layers to hold six dozen eggs from the Blayers and Twinbrook Farms, Garland, ME, marked "Fresh Eggs", made of wood, with a handle.
5. Book given by the Chelmsford Historical Study Group 2/1/71 entitled "American Copper & Brass" - Author Henry J. Kauffman. The book had no accession number so the Accession committee entered it into the 1996 records. 6. Cast iron Trolley Car painted green & black with gold letters. 96.6
Dean Contover
39 Lamplighter Lane Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: 4/3/96 acknowledged: 4/17/96 registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. Program of Fort Devens Closure Ceremony March 31, 1996 at Fort Devens, MA giving sequence of Events, Participants, small history of Fort Devens. 96.7
Ethel Wilder
20 Summer Street Apt. 232 Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: 4/3/96 acknowledged: 4/17/96 registered: labeled: D.P. - 4/3/96 donor card: object card: la, b. Two pictures of Margaret Mills at the dedication of the land in her honor located on crooked Spring Road Conservation land. July 1994. 96.8
Richard Lahue, Sr.
9 Clear Street Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. The 1991 Report of List of Residents, Alphabetical and by Streets, listed by Registrars of Voters.
2. Cardboard bOx full Of "playskool" wood blocks 3. A six ounce coke bottle, green in color, bottled in Lowell, Mass. dated 1956-1966.
4. Annual Town Report of Chelmsford 1995. 5. Town of Chelmsford Finance Committee Report, Recommendations, Monday, April 29, 1996 at 7:30 p.m.
6. Pamphlet on Battle of Bunker Hill put out by The Boston Globe commemorating 200th anniversary on 6/8/75
7. Veteran's Day Program 11/11/96. 7a. Veteran's Day Program 11/11/96. 96.9
, Mary Lahue
9 Clear Street Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. Kerr Home Canning Book, copyright 1943.
2. The Ball Blue Book of Canning & Preserving Recipes, copyright 1936.
3. A.B.C. of Canning - copyright 1942, Culinary Arts Institute. 4. The Vegetable Gardener's Handbook - a complete manual of How, Where& What to Plant 1942, Consolidated Book Publishers, Inc.
5. Modern Modes in Meat Cookery, compliments of The Lowell Sun 1934.
6. A collection of programs and newsletters from the Chelmsford Historical Society for the years 1990-1996, letters from the Presidents of the Chelmsford Historical Society for years 1994, 1995, 1996, the Nov/Dec Program of 1994.
7. Year Books of the Chelmsford Garden Club 1978-1991, Programs of House & Garden Tours 1984, 1986, 1989, 1990, Chelmsford Garden Club Newsletters for the years 1978, 1980-1991, a copy of the Garden Club's By-Laws. 8. Birthday candles mfg. by Muenck Kreuzer Candle Co. of Syracuse, NY - marked on box - 36 candles - 10(C.
9. Catalogue and price guide to M. I. Hummel by Robert L. Miller. 96.10
Gary C. Koltookian
3 Forrest Street Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. One pint size, clear glass bottle, marked Suburban Farms.
2. One quart size, clear glass bottle, marked Suburban Dairy, Chelmsford. 3. One-Half gallon clear glass bottle, marked Suburban Dairy, Chelmsford, a quality milk, Country fresh.
4. A wooden case for carrying milk bottles, especially pint size, - marked on box Lynnwood - Suburban Dairy. 96.11
Bernard Ready
31 Clover Hill Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
1. One one-half pint clear glass bottle marked Suburban Dairy - North Chelmsford. 2. One one-half pint bottle, clear glass, printed in orange, Sunny Meadow Farm, Walter F. Lewis - has logo.
3. An advertisement for Suburban Dairy taken from Chelmsford Newsweekly, Thursday August 7, 1958. 96.12
Kym Craven
22 West Meadow Road West Townsend, MA 01474 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
1. A clear glass milk bottle with logo marked Reardon Farm, Brick Kiln Road, East Chelmsford. 96.13
Chelmsford Cultural Council
c/o Patricia Fitzpatrick Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: objectcard:
1. #10 Reprint of the "Spalding Memorial" - a genealogical history of Edward Spalding of Virginia and Massachusetts Bay. Reprinted by Spalding Documentation Service of Chelmsford, MA. Originally printed 1897. 96.14
Barbara F. Whiting
14 Carlisle Road Westford, MA )!**(P received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor: object card: 1. A local paper with local advertisements including a Fair and Entertainment under the Auspices of Church Aid Society of Second Congregational Church, April 4th and 5th, 1899 held at Town Hall, North Chelmsford. Listing of books added to North Chelmsford Library April 1899. An article on the Church Debt by Treasurer Mrs. F. E. Varney. 2. Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper No. 501, Vol. XX - New York, May 6, 1865
3. Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper No. 502, Vol.XX - New York, July 22, 1865 - Price 10(P. 4. Harper's Weekly - a Journal of Civilization Vol. IX - No. 439, New York, Saturday, May 27, 1865. 5. Harper's Bazar - respository of Fashion, Pleasure and Instruction, New York, Saturday, September 25, 1886 - Vol. X1X - No. 39.
6. Every Saturday January 1871. 96.15
Creighton M. Hamilton
3530 98th Avenue Pinellas Park, FL 33782
received via Jim Scarth received: acknowledged; registered: labeled:
donor card object card:
1. A round pestle length 18k" with a 7" circumference. 2. A flat pestle length 13i" and 2 3/4" diameter.
3. A stone shaped as large ax head or scraper 82" length by 4" wide 4. An ax head 6 3/4 " length and 3i" at widest point.
These articles all came from former Frank Marshall Farm. 96.16
Patricia Knapp
132 Tyngsboro Rd. Apt.11 No. Chelmsford, MA 01863
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. A sweat shirt that belonged to her son, John Knapp, a POW Vietnam Veteran. 96.17
Martha Jean Spalding
18 Moore Street East Chelmsford, MA 01824-3211
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card: la. b. Two copies of a copy of blue print copy of deed between Indian Tribes and John Wheelwright. Original date of deed 5/17/1629. 96.18 Estate of Lois Watt
Given by daughter Marilyn Dana 18 Orchard Lane Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: acknowledged; registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. A croquet set consisting of six balls and five mallets 2a, b, c. A set of foam Christmas Carolers - Father playing accordian, Son with Lantern, and daughter with Song Book. 96.19
Marjorie B. Scoboria
865 Central Ave. #205C North Hill Apts. Needham, MA 02192-1338 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. An indenture between Arthur Scoboria and wife in the County of York in the Province of New Brunswick, and Boone Jones of California in the United States of America for parcel of land located in Williamsburg Settlement in New Brunswick dated August 1868.
2. A mortgage Deed between Mary B. Bartlett and The Lowell Institution for Savings for a certain lot of land with buildings located on South Street at land of the Town of Chelmsford known as the Adams Library Lot. Recorded Jan. 7, 1905.
3a. A Quitclaim Deed from Mary B. Scoboria to Mildred M. Shinkwin on the parcel of land with buildings located on South Street at land of the Town of Chelmsford known as The Adams Library Lot A certain parcel of land situated on Boston Road, Chelmsford bounded by land of Charles H. Greenleaf. Recorded Oct. 13, 1934. 3b. A Quitclaim Deed from Mildred M. Shinkwin to Arthur G. Scoboria and wife, Mary B. Scoboria a certain parcel of land with buildings located on South Street in Chelmsford at land of the Town of Chelmsford known as the The Adams Library Lot and for a certain parcel of land situated on Boston Road, Chelmsford bounded by land of Charles H. Greenleaf. Recorded Oct. 13, 1934. 4. A Quitclaim Deed from J. Adams Bartlett to Mary B. Scoboria for a parcel of land situated on the easterly side of Boston Road, Chelmsford bounded by land of Charles H. Greenleaf.. Recorded August 3, 1915. 96.19
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865 Central Ave. #205C North Hill Apts. Needham, MA 02192-1338 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
5. A statement signed by F. A. Fisher, Attorney, on behalf of the Lowell Institution for Savings, stating he had examined the title to property on South, Adams & Bartlett Streets in the town of Chelmsford and it was secure for a mortgage. Statement dated January 7, 1905.
6. Warranty Deed from J. Adams Bartlett to Mary B. Bartlett recorded December 12, 1904 for a certain lot of land located on South Street in Chelmsford bounded by land of the Town of Chelmsford known as the Adams Library lot.
7. A Quitclaim Deed from Bertha Bartlett Blaisdell et al to Mary B. Scoboria recorded May 4, 1953. This parcel of land is on Boston Road located between The Children's Library and the Riney House. 8a. a small sketch of Bartlett House located on Bartlett Street, probably done by Gilman, an itinerant artist. 8b' A post card of the Bartlett House, Chelmsford, MA - Built in 1692.Post card was published by Artvue Post Card Co 225 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. 8c. Negative of the sketch of the Bartlett House 97.1
Mrs. Gerald Tonks (Roberta J.)
45 Littleton Road Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. A hand stitched quilt in churn dash pattern with individual names centered in each square, done in beige and brown colors.
2. A hand done quilt in the flying geese pattern. 97.2
Chelmsford Historical Society
40 Byam Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donpr card: object card: la. An article on Conservation in Context.
b. House Museums from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation National Trust for His- toric Preservation July 1995, Proceedings from the Symposium March 7-8,1994.
2. Wooden Plane 26k" long by 3" square, clover leaf trade mark, Reynolds Barber & Co. Auburn, New York. 3. Wooden Plane - 81" long by 21" square, New York Tool Co. Auburn, New York.
4. Wooden Nosing Plane #14 - 9 3/4" long by 11" thick by 31" wide Thomas L. Appleton Co. E. R. Vinning
5. Convex Plane - no markings - 9 3/8" long by 1i" thick by 31" wide.
6a. Pair of black ice tongs - steel - 15" length b. Pair of black ice tongs - steel - 22" length c. Pair of black ice tongs - steel - 25" length with wooden handles. d. Pair of black ice tongs - steel - 32" length. 7. Chelmsford Ginger Ale Cooler
8. A Chelmsford Laundry Sign - glass covered with wooden frame trimmed with gold - red letters on gold background with black separation mark.
9. Chelmsford Merchants Card signs - mounted in glass covered framed picture Circa 1900. 97.2
Chelmsford Historical Society
40 Byam Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
TO. . Oak Barrelnead bearing stencil markings - Perham Farm Vinegar. Pure Old Cider Vinegar, Walter Perham, Agent for S. S. Pierce, Boston.
11. Stencil for smaller barrel heads
12. Chelmsford Fire Dept. - District 1 - Auto Plate
13. R. F. Emerson stencil - brass.
14. Brass plated print plate which says "Chelmsford Ginger Ale" 97.3
Mary Lahue
9 Clear Street Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. Black, plastic covered, three ring binder. 97.4
Richard Lahue, Sr. 9 Clear Street Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. One picture of Bartlett House made from negative given by Marjorie Scoboria.
2. Three photos of Chelmsford Ginger Ale bottles with labels. Numbered 2a, b,c.
3. Article by Judy Buswick on Slate sightings 4. Articles in a black loose leaf folder on the Fiske House. 5. Committee Appointments Richard Lahue worked on for Town of Chelmsford in blue folder. 6. Listing of people who donated flags to Town of Chelmsford used for display in Chelmsford Center. Listing in loose leaf folder.
7. Proposals for planned Bandstand in loose leaf folder.
8. Proposal for 1802 Schoolhouse roofing repairs & drawings in loose leaf folder. 9. Proposal plan for traffic control in loose leaf folder
10. Chelmsford Town Report for year ending 1996. 11. Town of Chelmsford Finance Committee Report, Recommendations, and Copy of the Warrant for the Spring Session of Annual Town Meeting Monday, April 28, 1997 held at Chelmsford Senior Center.
12. Sheath for sword, 25k" long with brass top & belt clip 97.4
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9 Clear Street Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
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13. One 10" wooden all wood working clamp. 14. One 8" wooden all wood working clamp
15 a,Two 4" wooden all wood working clamps b 16. A cast iron scale, overall length 13k" with hanging hooks and one lb. ball that slides along a numbered rod up to ten lbs. 97.5
Gustave Fallgren
31 Byam Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. A coffee grinder made in Swedeh4. made of wood - sides covered with copper. 97.6
Marjorie B. Scoboria
865 Central Ave. #205C North Hills Apts. Needham, MA 02192-1338
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. Pamphlet entitled "Key of Libberty Manuscripts" published ,- by the Manning Assoc. Manning Manse, No. Billerica, MA September 1922. Gives a brief history of Manning Manse. Given to Dr. A. G. Scoboria by E. A. Bartlett. 2. Program of Events Chelmsford Memorial Day 1930.
3. Pamphlet - Lines on a Key - photos of Key found two or three feet under ground while rebuilding the roadway in Central Square 4. Copy of Record of Birth of Eunice Cartwright Scoboria.
5. Record of Citizenship of Arthur Scoboria born in October 1884 in New Brunswick.
6. Warranty Deed for Estate in Chelmsford from Asa F. Calef to Arthur Scoboria dated August 31, 1870.
7a. A general affidavit and letter of inquiry to Director of Pensions from Arthur Scoboria for widow of Joel Adams Bartlett in regard to collecting her husband's pension 1901. 7b. Reply to letter from Arthur Scoboria dated 1921.
8. An agreement to sell the assets & liabilities by the administrator of the business of Bartlett & Dow dated September 22, 1916 97.6
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865 Central Ave. #205C North Hills Apts. Needham, MA 02192-1338
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
9. Mortgage agreement between J. Adams Bartlett and Erastus A. Bartlett recorded September 30, 1916 on two parcels of property located in Chelmsford.
10. A quitclaim Deed from C. Susan Scoboria et al to Glendon A. Scoboria et al recorded October 20, 1955 on three parcels of land located in Chelmsford on road leading to Carlisle. 11. An Inheritance Tax Real Estate Certificate from The Commonwealth of Massachusetts stating that there is no inheritance tax due in the estate of John P. Scoboria late of Chelmsford. dated December 12, 1955. 12a. A Quitclaim Deed from Eunice C. Scoboria to Raymond S. Kroll et al recorded October 3, 1975 for land located on road leading from South Chelmsford to Carlisle oontl§ting of about 10 acres, and another lot of about 8 acres across the road from the first lot. 12b. An agreement made the tenth day of July 1975 between Eunice C. Scoboria & Raymond S. Kroll for land situated in Chelmsford on both sides of Proctor Road. 13. Centennial Celebration July 4, 1876 at Chelmsford. - Order of Exercises (Program of Events J. A. Bartlett E. R. Parkhurst Pres. of the Day. Taken from Waters History.
14- -.771iIthoriationTtroffiCiffice of Price Administration for Vacation Travel to Marjorie B. Scoboria Round trip from Chelmsford to Gorham, N.H. dated August 25, 1943 to September 5, 1943. 97.7
Hildreth Family Association Ronald B. Hildreth, Editor
30 Rockefeller Plaza 44th floor New York, N.Y. 10112
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. Hildreth Highlights October 1996 Volume XX No. 1. ....- 2. Hildreth Highlights January 1997 Volume XX No. 2.
3. Hildreth Highlights April 1997 Volume XX No. 3. 4. Hildreth Highlights July 1997 Volume XX No. 4. 97.8
Bradford Emerson
32B Boston Road Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. A sign from the Perham Cider Mill advertising sweet cider.
2. Another sign from Cider Mill - same as above. 3. A medal which was made available at the Town of Chelmsford's 250th Anniversary Celebration in 1905. 4. A hanging metal sign made by Scioto Sign Co. Kenton, Ohio which reads - CHELMSFORD GINGER ALE - FAMOUSLY GOOD. 97.9
George & Barbara Parkhurst
14 Monadnock Drive, Hildreth Hills Westford, MA 01886
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. Box of twelve hand made steel cut nails from the old Hildreth Homestead at 58 Hildreth Street, Westford. This house was built about 1710 when the area was part of the west precinct of Chelmsford.
2. Booklet, "Over 200 Years of Public Libraries in Chelmsford 1794-1996" and "A Century at the Adams Library 1895-1996" by George Adams Parkhurst.
3. "Epitaphs from the Old Burying Ground in Groton, Massachusetts" by Samuel A. Green, facsimile reprint by Heritage Books 1996.
4. One 724 Cigar Box stamped with date July 20, 1974. 5. One blue tin Edgeworth Extra High Grade Plug slice smoking tobacco box - - now empty. 6. Black "monkey fur" cape. Collar is a shortertype fur.
7. Gray silk oblong shawl with fringe.
8. Black lace shawl, triangular in shape, with fringe. 9. Notary public seal - Geo. A. Parkhurst - Middlesex County - belonged to George Parkhurst's grandfather. 10. Framed map of Westford.
11. Framed invitations to "The Social Life" - 1818-1825.
12. Cap worn in Civil War by George Parkhurst's grandfather. 13. Framed photo of Camp of MaSSACHUSETTS Sixth Regiment of Volunteers while in Virginia. 97.9 Page 2 (continued)
George & Barbara Parkhurst
14 Monadnock Drive Hildreth Hills Westford, ma 01886 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
14. Canteen which belonged to George Parkhurst's grandfather, G. A. Parkhurst - used in Civil War.
15. G. A. R. Belt of white leather with brass buckle. 16. G. A. R. black felt hat - 185 G. A. R. insignia 17. Ornament for military hat. 18. Tin tray to hold order pads in grocery store, mfg. by McCaskey Register Co. Alliance, Ohio.
19. Helmet - belonged to George Parkhurst - World War II - with liner and chin strap. 20. Canteen - Canvas cover - belonged to George Parkhurst - World War II.
21. Gas Mask - equipped with glasses - in case - belonged to George Parkhurst - World War II. 22. Two wooden toy blocks. 23. Thirty Three piece minature village, made of wood, depicting homes, stores, churches, etc. 24. Glob of glass which came from Chelmsford Glass Co. located corner of Warren Ave. and First St. (see Water's History)
25. Two tine issue Fork given during Civil War.
26. Early 1900's printer's plates from Chelmsford Water Dept. belonged to Parkhurst's father, who was treasurer & commissioner. 27. Printer's plate belonged to George Parkhurst showing engraved gravestone of Richard Hildreth - 1693 - buried in Fore Fathers Cemetery.
28. Microscope in wooden case mfg. by Bausch & Lomb Optical - #27071 - two eye pieces missing. Page 3 (continued) 97.9 George & Barbara Parkhurst
14 Monadnock Drive Hildreth Hills Westford, MA 01886 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
29. Thirty Seven Star Flag belonged to W. Jefts - used for about nine years - around the year 1867.
30. Forty one Ceramic Blocks of various sized & two metal bridges. 31. Watch made by Waltham Watch Co. - Key wind - Size 16, #799,687 - 1874 - coin silver case, Hunting Case, open face, Lever on side of face that pulls out to set time.
32. Watch by Waltham Watch Co. Name inside case S. F. Gladu, #19,323,790 - 1913 - Size 16, Gold filled Dueber, Hunting Case, Warranteed 20 years, 33. I. 0. Converse Watch made by Rockford Watch Co. Fitchburg, MA #191,762 - 1891 - Size 16 - Open Face Hunting Case, Roman Numerals and red nos. on face. Lever on side to set time.
34. Watch by Ingersoll Watch Co. - Reliance Model - Size 16 - Dollar type Watch - Silverine Case.
35. New Haven Watch - Compensated - Size 16 - Gold Filled.
36. Watch by Illinois Watch Co., open face hunting case, - #473,420 - 1892 - Size 16 - silveroid case by Dueber.
37. Ten Zinc pennies - issued in 1943 during World War II. 38. Sweet Potato - Whistle. 39. Knife - From U. S. Army Mess Kit.
40. Steelyard - A weighing device consisting of a scaled beam, counterpoise, and 'hooks.
41. A clear glass qt. milk bottle - printed on bottle Arthur B. Parker 137 Pine St. Lowell - Registered.
42. A clear glass qt. milk bottle - printed in orange color - Store Golden Cove Dairy Chelmsford. 43. Box Camera - Rainbow Hawkeye Model C,‘ #2. Page 4 (continued) 97.9
George & Barbara Parkhurst
14 Monadnock Drive, Hildreth Hills Westford, MA 01886 received; :cknowle0,ged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
44. Movie-Matic Motion Picture Corp. New York.
45. Argus Cintar Camera - 5o m.m. 46. Primo Box Camera - Unicum Roc (1900) Rochester Camera Co. (with plate)
47. Argus Camera - Model A.
48. Kodak Camera - belonged to Barbara Parkhurst's father. 49. Two Printing frames - a. & b.
50. Five pair Granny Glasses - four pair with rims, one without. a., b., c., d., & e. 51. One Pair of Granny Glasses in Case. 52. Box of negatives.
53. Commemorate Paper Weight of marble given to veterans whose name appear on Memorial in Veterans Memorial Park, Chelmsford. 54. Mantle for Self Lighting. Junior Burner No. 93.
55. Tiny cigarette lighter. 56. Pudding Mold.
57. Nickel Ore from Creighton Mine located seven miles from Chelmsford, Ontario, Canada. Mine 9,000 ft. below earth surface.
58. Seven tin cookie cutters of various shapes. a-g.
59. One quart Chelmsford Ginger Ale Bottle - no paper label.
60. Six ounce size Chelmsford Ginger Ale Bottle - no paper label. 61. Tin Crinkle Vegetable Cutter Page 5 (continued) 97.9
George & Barbara Parkhurst
14 Monadnock Drive, Hildreth Hills Westford, MA 01886 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
62. Two pair Ice Creepers.
63. Three Engraving Plates for business purposes. 64. Civil War Lead Bullets
65. Tin Grater
66. Tin Five Cup Sifter. 67. Banner given to George Parkhurst on a visit to Chelmsford, England. 68. Key Holder with emblem of Essex, England.
69. Desk Blotter. 70. Bottle of Black Waterman's Ink with small amount of ink remaining. 71. Identification card issued to George Parkhurst by War Dept. spelled INDENTIFICATION.
72. Unopened box of Ecru Tintex Dye marked 10(P.
73. Five unopened packages of double edged Gillette blades. 74. Tray advertising Graphite paint made only by The National Paint & Varnish Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
75. Shoe repair stand with two different size shoes - size 6 & 7. a.b.
76. Brick from the demolished Chelmsford Ginger Ale plant 1994. 77. Small piece of granite showing stone wedged between trees. Granite possibly came from lime quarry in Chelmsford.
78. Paper Money - called shin plaster - used by poor people - denominations3,5,5,10 & 50 cents. Page 6 (continued) 97.9
George & Barbara Parkhurst
14 Monadnock Drive Hildreth Hills Westford, MA 01886 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
79. Green one quart bottle - Trade Mark - Moxie - Reg. U.S. Pat. 80. 81. Instructions on writing - slips for self-instruction. Gaskells.
82. Leather Case with instrument for counting called "Tasco Pocket Arithmometer".
83. Large steel Shears - 13" overall. 84. Three Porcelain snap bottle caps similar to those used at Chelmsford Ginger Ale Plant
85. Adams Fisherman's Rule.
86. A Piccalo. 87. Small pair of steel tweezers. 88. G,A.R. Hat Pin
89. Gasoline Ration Coupons - 10A & 2C used during World War II. a. b.
90; Gavel made from wood taken from the steeple of Unitarian Church that was struck by lightning causing an explosion in 1955 - gavel made by George Parkhurst.
91. Program from Chelmsford Village Improvement Assoc. dAt@d April 28, 1880.
92. Six flint arrowheads. 93. One Perham Farm Cider Vinegar Label.
94. Pen & Pencil Set in Case. 95. Eveready Fountain Pen. Page 7 (continued) 97.9
George & Barbara Parkhurst
14 Monadnock Drive Hildreth Hills Westford, MA 01886
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
96. Parker Fountain Pen with name S. F. Gladu imprinted on it. 97. Bottle of Sheaffers Skrip Ink - Blue/Black No. 22.
98. Wooden Holder for quill pen.
99. A pint size oil can with-ldn4 stem. 100. A small pair opera glasses which belonged to George Parkhurst s mother - made in France.
101. A pair of opera glasses which belonged to George Parkhurst's grandmother - made in France by Andrew J. Lloyd.
102. Photographs of groups of people of V.I.A. - taken Clean Up Day 1876 - Unitarian Church in background.
103. photograph of seven gentlemen with George Parkhurst's grandfather in center of front row. 104. Identified photo of Soloman Parkhurst & Family. 105. Eight members of Joshua & Rachel Parkhurst's family.
106. Square glass inkwell in round base with pen. 107. Envelope of Bartlett photos.
108. Envelope of Richardson photos. 109. Envelope of Proctor photos.
110. Envelope of Reed Photos - late 1900's 111. Envelope of Perham Photos.
112. Envelope of Spaulding Photos. 113. Envelope of Dadman Photos.
114. Envelope of Assorted Photos. Page 8 (continued) 97.9 George & Barbara Parkhurst
14 Monadnock Drive Hildreth Hills Westford, MA 01886 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
115. Envelope of Hodgman Photos.
116. Copy of Hodgman Family History. 117. Framed Display of Jewelry. 118. Hanging Scale made by Maston Bremner. 119. An onyx Desk Pen Set.
120. Crocheted Purse for "mad money". 121. 1971, Penny in bottle.
122. Five mending eggs - three black, two ecru, (one has design) 123. One mending finger for gloves 124. Antique bottle 125. Slate from 1802 Schoolhouse used by Solomon Parkhurst. 126. Holder for Safety Pins. 127. Small beaded purse belonged to George Parkhurst's grandmother.
128. Pin cushion belonged to George Parkhurst's mother. 129. Jewelry Box - Fan shaped with flower designs. 130. Brown Leather Sewing Kit with thimble - lined with red material.
131. Black Leather Sewing Kit. 132. Cloth sewing kit.
133. Buttonhole scissors.
134. Package of common pins. 135. Measuring Tin with spout. Page 9 (continued) 97.9
George & Barbara Parkhurst
14 Monadnock Drive Hildreth Hills Westford, MA 01886 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
136. Two Hat Pins - one with brass head, one with pearl head. 137. Glass syrup container with metal top.
138. Wire soap holder. 139. Cast Iron Kettle for use in fireplace.
140. Two pair scissors. a.b. 141. Bigelow & Dowse Prussia scissors.
142. A General Catalogue of Teachers & Students, 1792-1895. Westford 1912. 143. A small iron trivet.
144. A tape measure in round brown container. 145. A tape measure in owl case.
146. Two round colored glass disks, one green (a), one purple (b0. 147. A sterling spring type holder. 148. A Victorian Bracelet in case.
149. Adjustable magnifying glass. 150. A cream pitcher (blue sandwich glass) 151. Leather Trunk - Cover has hobnails.
152. Examples of lettering - done on pressed wood.
153. Bi-Centennial Ball Key Chain 1975. 154. Empty match box with picture of two ladies, one with parasol. 155. Medicine bottle for Laxative Tablets.
156. Medicine bottle for lethin Tablets. Page 10 (continued) 97.9 George & Barbara Parkhurst
14 Monadnock Drive Hildreth Hills Westford, MA 01886
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
157. Medicine Bottle B.F. Stacey Thompson Sq. Charlestown
158. Cobalt Blue Bromo Seltzer Bottle. 159. Clear Bottle Pure Extract Clover Blossoms - D. Needham's Sons.
160. One pint Harris' Pure U.S.P. Extract Witch Hazel put up by Frank Harris.
161. Tin Can - Home MADE Ginger Wafers - Famous Biscuit Co.
..--. 162. Bi-centennial ball - a975 Necklace. 163. One Drapery Holder Tie-Back with pin - Two Drapery Holder buttons.
164. Stickmuster Buck Embroidery Pattern Book - from Berlin. 165. Two ironing board cover stretchers.
166. Clark's Wooden Thread Box containing several packages of needles, & common pins.
167. Assortment of various colored thread.
168. A square glass salt dish with feet. 169. Two round salt dishes. a. b. 170. Tatting shuttle. 171. Small chain with compass attached.
172. Smass leather change purse.
173. Embroidery scissors.
174. Metal Nut cracker. 175. .... varnished wooden box with cover. 176. Curtain weights. Page 11 (continued) 97.9
George & Barbara Parkhurst 14 Monadnock Drive Hildreth Hills Westford, MA 01886 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
177. Card with sewing needles.
178. Holder in shape of book containing needles. 179. Six metal thimbles and one plastic thimble. 180. One small cowbell.
181. One Medium Brass Bell - 1878. 182. One Large Bell - No markings.
183. Tercentenary Tile - Chelmsford - 1655-1955.
184. The First Congregational Church - Tile - 1655. 185. Two Silver Baby Spoons - a. b. 186. Cream Pitcher - light purple.
187. A wooden handled letter opener. 188. Small stones in box with picture of girl on box. 189. Folder with assortment of programs and old papers.
190. Clear glass one quart Chelmsford Ginger Ale Bottle. 191. Plastic one quart Chelmsford Ginger Ale Bottle.
192. Three "Dog Tags" that belonged to Mark Reed. 193. Badge used for identification in Census Taking 1910 - Mark Reed.
194. Watch Fob belonged to Mark Reed while in Dartmouth College 1912.
195. Scrapbook of Bi-centennial Celebration - 1975. Page 12 (continued) 97.9
George & Barbara Parkhurst 14 Monadnock Drive Hildreth Hills Westford, MA 01886 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
196. Scrapbook of Chelmsford Historical Society Clippings. 197. Fan from Dedication of Lowell Airport June 21,22,23,1928 Lowell, MMA.. 198 Bell with wooden handle 199. "Tie You Hellions, Tie" - a short story by Mark Reed published by Popular Magazine
200. Original Script and Early Changes to "Yes, My Darling Daughter" by Mark Reed.
201. "That Man Wilson" - play written by Mark Reed. 202. "The Lobster King" - play written by Mark Reed. 203. "No Code to Guide Her" - a comedy by Mark Reed. 204. Two copies of "Son Of A Babbitt" by Mark Reed. a. b. 205. "The Dwindling Male" by Edward Percy & Mark Reed.
206. "Sculping Kid" by Mark Reed. 207. "Social Knockout" by Mark Reed.
208. "Honesty, Inc." by Mark Reed. July 7, 1927 209. "All MotiNWIacking" by Mark Reed. 210 Two Copies "Horizon Chaser Or Useless" by Mark Reed. 211. "Trout & Moose" by Mark Reed. August 20, 1928.
212. "Carnival of Crooks" by Mark Reed December 20, 1923.
213. "Bunches of Lilies" by Mark Reed. February 4, 1928.
214. "The Little Mex" by Mark Reed. March 17, 1925. 215. "Knock-Out Mine" by Mark Reed August 20, 1927. Page 13 (continued) 97.9
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216. "The Bad Health Farm" by Mark Reed.
217. "The Postman's Knock" by Mark Reed December 20, 1928.
218. Black Shawl. Square in shape. Victorian era style. Parkhurst Family. 219. Iron - all cast iron. 220. Folder of Mark Reed's scrapbook. Early draft of "Yes, My Darling Daughter".
221. Folder of Mark Reed - Petticoat Fever. 222. Folder - Mark Reed - General information - includes scrap book.
224. Pictures of Mark Reed - graduation from Dartmouth, 1912. 225. Letters and copyrights of Mark Reed in gray folder. 226. Mark Reed - General information #2.
227. History of Chelmsford by Rev. Wilkes Allen - published 1820. 228. Book: The Naval Monument, Boston, Bowen Press - 1816. Lib. 229. Book: Description of Beasts (Cover off) To be bound. Lib. 230. Lowell Almanack, 1841.
Lib. 231. 1808 Catechism, used by First Parish Church, Chelmsford. „:41b. 232. Grey's Elergy in a Country Church Yard, 1884. Published by Lippincott. Given to Geo. Parkhurst's grandfather by his sister.
Lib. 233. Gold Medal Cookbook by Washburn Crosby Co. Lib. 234. Godeys Ladies Book and Magazine Philadelph8a, January 1861. A 223. Miscellaneous plays of Mark Reed. Page 14 (continued 97.9 George & Barbara Parkhurst 14 Monadnock Drive Hildreth Hills Westford, MA 01886
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Lib. 235. Shakespeare's Dramatic Works and Poems printed from text of Stevens and Malone.
Lib. 236. Book: Essay on the Life of George Washington. Aaron Bancroft Thomas and Sturtevant 1807.
Lib. 237. Book: Practical Navigation - 1852. Lib. 238. Pronouncing Dictionary of French and English. Appleton & Co. N.Y. 1854. School Edition.
Lib. 239. Four Years of Fighting. Charles Carlton Coffee. Ticknor and Fields. Boston. 1866. (cover loose). (to be bound.)
Lib. 240. Town and Parrish Officers in Massachusetts. 1870. Little, Brown & Co. Boston. Parliamentary rules for conducting town meetings.
Lib. 241. Practical Arithmetic. Samuel Temple. Samuel Hall, printer. 1796. Inscribed to Lucina M. Adams
Child. 242. Funny Jungleland. Moving Pictures. W.K. Kellogg, 1909.
Lib. 243. Psalter or Psalms of David. Boston. printed by Benjamin Edes MDCCXCVII. C.S. 244• Good Food. How to Cook It. Where to Get It. Published by Ladies of Park Street Church, Lake Village, N.H.
Lib. 245. Daily Food for Christians. Sherburne. 1843. Small Book.
Lib. 246. Language of Flowers. The Flower Vase. Lowell. Powers and Bagley. 1844.
Lib. 247. Guide to Piety. Miss S.C. Edgarton. Howland Press. Worchester. 1843.
Lib. 248. Dream of Heaven. Premonition of Eternity. Moody. 1843. L. 249. Floral Fortune Teller. Miss S.C. Edgarton. A. Tompkins Boston. 1851.
Lib. 250. Lady of the Lake. Sir Walter Scott. Thomas Walker, Boston
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Lib. 251. Amaranth, or Token of Rememberance. 1849.. Worcester. E. Livermore Collection.
Lib. 252. Christian Ornaments and Sentiments of the Heart. N.L. Dayton published 1843.
Lib. 253. The Pearl of Days. Advantage of Sabbath to Working Classes. Protestant Dutch Church, 1849.
Lib. 254. History of the United States of America. Charles Goodrich, Boston Jenks & Palmer. (loose cover). 1834. (to be bound)
Lib. 255. Spring Flowers. J.H. Butler, Northampton. 1840. Small pamphlet. Lib. 256. Hymns and Sacred Songs. (side 1). Gospel Hymns #2 (side 2) Published by Bigelow and Main
Lib. 257. Farmer's Almanac. - 1874. Lib. 258. Robert Merry's Museum. Brandburg, Soden & Co. Sept. 1842.
Lib. 259. Cottage Stories. Children's book. Ives and Jewett. 1837. Lib. 260. Farmer's Almanac. Charles Henden. 1837.
Lib. 261. Poor Annie the Crystal Gatherer. James K. Simon. Philadelphia 1845.
Lib. 262. Poems by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Ticnor and Fields. First Edition.
Lib. 263. Pride of Peter Prim. Book of Proverbs. 1840.
Lib. 264. Towers 5th Reader. Common Schools. David B. Tower and Cornelius Walker, Daniel Burgess & Co. Philadelphia 1855.
-- ib. 265. Geography Made Easy. Printed by I. Thomas, Boston Lib. 266. Swamp Root Almanac - 1913.
Lib. 267. Boys Own Book. Improved edition. 5th complete encyclopedia. DeWolfe, Fiske, and Co.
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Lib. 268. U.S. Ubfabtrt Tactics. printed J.B. Lippincott, Philadelphia 1863.
Lib. 269. Riley's Love Lyrics. Life Pictures by William Dyer. Book by James Whitcom Riley, Bowen Merrill. Indianapolis.
Lib. 270. Historical Sketches. Old 6th Regiment, Mass. Volunteers. John Hanson, Chaplin, Lee and Shepard. 1866.
Lib. 271. System of Geography of the World. Nathaniel Dwight. Manning and Loring. 1891.
b. 272. Sketches of Distinguished Women. Sarah Josepha Hale. Harper and Brothers. N.Y. 1860. ..(second edition)
Lib. 273. Harper's Statistical Gazeteer of the World. Calvin Smith. Harper Brothers. 1855.
Lib. 274. Twenty Years of Congress from Lincoln to Garfield James G. Blaine. Vol I. Henry Bill Co. Norwich, Ct. 1884.
Lib. 275. Rhetorical Reader. Ebenezer porter. Andover. Gould and Newman 1838.
Lib. 276. Massachusetts Register. 1872. State and County Officers. Sampson, Davenport & Co. Boston.
Lib. 277. Tom Steady for good children. American Travel society. N.Y. (little pamphlet)
Lib. 278. Easy Primer. G. and C. Merriam Springfield. 1842. Lib. 279. Juvenile Budget. 1803. Little pamphlet. Collection of Fables. Lib. 280. Little Encyclopedia for Children. S/H. Colesworthy 1839. (little pamphlet)
'-- b. 281. Directory of English Language. Noah Webster. G. B. Merriman Springfield, MA 1855.
Lib. 283. Young Reader. John Pierpont. David H. Williams. 1839.
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Lib. 284. Student grammer book. 1800. Daniel Staniford. Published by Samuel Etheridge. (To be bound)
Lib. 285. Constitution of the State of Massachusetts, with President Washington's farewell address. Printed by the General Court of Massachusetts. Merriman & Co. 1807. (To be bound)
Lib. 287. Essay on Man. Alexander Pope. William Hyde. Portland. 1843. Lib. 288. The American Family Keepsake. "Good Samaritan". Skinner & Hall, Boston. 1848. (To be bound)
ib. 289. Book of Worship. Ticknor and Fields. 1868. Lib. 290. Testimony of Harvard College Against Boston.Rev. Mr. Whitefield. T. Fleet, Heart and Crown. 1744.
Lib.. 291. Pictures and Stories of Long Ago. Faith Lattimore. American Tract Society, N.Y. 1879
Lib. 292. Hood's Practical Cookbook. C.I. Hood. Lowell, MA 1897 First Edition.
Lib. 293. Grandma's Attic Treasure. May D. Brine. E.P. Futton, N.Y. 1886. Lib. 294. Oddfellows Gem by "A Lady". Charles T. Gill. Nashua, N.H. 1846.
Lib. 295. Intellectual Arithmetic. James S. Eaton. Thompson, Brown and Co. Boston 1864.
Lib. 296. Paradise Lost. John Milton. Phelps and Sampson 1847. Lib. 297. Seed Time and Harvest. T.S. Arthur. :ippincott, Gambro & Co. Philadelphia 1852.
Lib. 298. Snowbound. Whittier. Ticknor and Fields. 1867. ''.S. 299. The Fearless Cookbook. Mary J. Lincoln. Little, Brown & Co. 1855. 1901.
Lib. 300. The Young Woman's Friend. Rev. Daniel Eddy. Wentworth, Hewes & Co. Boston. 1858.
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Lib. 301. Songbells. Music Book for Schools. L.O. Emerson. Oliver Ditson & Co. 1880.
W.S. 302. Harper's Schoolbook. School Geography. Ritter and Hamboldt, Artists. Harper & Brothers. N.Y. 1884.
Lib. 303. Old White Meeting house. Robert Carter. N.Y. 1846. Lib. 304. 10 issues of The Black Cat Magazine. 1896. Short Story Publishing Co.Boston.
14 b. 305. 25 playbooks. Assortment of authors. Lib. 306. Pogamuc People. H.B. Stowe. D. Lothrop, Boston. 1878. Lib. 307. Boston Glee Book. Lowell Mason and George J. Webb. Wilkins, Carter, Jenkins and Palmer. 1847.
Lib. 308. Voice of Worship. L.O. Emerson, Ditson Co. (collection of music Lib. 309. Old Folks Concert Tunes. Father Kemp. Ditson Co.
C.R. 310. Bugle Call. edited by George Root. Chicago. Root and Cady, 1863.
Lib. 311. Familiar Science. Ed. by R.E. Peterson. Applegate & Co. Cincinnati. 1854. Lib. 312. Rose and Kate By author of Kitty Books. Dodd, Mead & Co. 1877. Lib. 313. Mitchell's School Geography. System of modern Geography by S. Augustus Mitchell. Thomas Cowperthwait. Philadelphia. 1844. (To be bound)
Lib. 314. A system of Natural Philosophy. J. W. Comstock, MD Robinson, Pratt, & Co. N.Y. 1842. (To be bound).
b. 315. 3rd Reader. Lewis B. Munroe. Philadelphia. Cowperthwaite. 1878.
Lib. 316. Tower's 5th Reader. David B. Tower and Cornelius Walker Daniel Burgess, N.Y. 1855. (To be bound). Page 19 (continued) 97.9 George & Barbara Parkhurst
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Lib. 317. Commercial Calculator. E.W. Winslow. Boston. 1855. Lib. 318. Temperance Tales or Six Nights with the Washingtonians. T.S. Arthur. Vol. I. W.A. Leary & Co. Philadelphia. 1850.
Lib. 319. Animal Kingdom Illustrated. Johnson's Natural History, Vol. I and Vol. II. S.G. Goodrich. A.J. Johnson. N.Y. MDCCCLXXII. (a.b.)
320. Two small flags. 48 stars. brass stands.
LA-b. 321. Jo's Boys. Louisa May Alcott. Roberts Brothers 1886. Lib. 322. Selections of Political Works. Robert Browning. Hurst & Co. B,Y. 1872. (To be bound)
Lib. 323. Practical Treatise on Algebra. Benjamin Greenleaf.. Robert S. Davis. Boston. 1855
Lib. 324. History of the U.S. Charles H. Goodrich. revised by William H. Seavy. Brewster and Tillston. Boston. 1867.
Lib. 325. Second Class Reader, Prose and Verses. G.S. Hillard. Swan, Brewster, Tileston. Boston. 1861.
Lib. 326. Longfellow Poems. Household Edition. Houghton, Mifflin. 1884.
Lib. 327. Othendorff's New Method of Learning to Read, Write, and Speak the French Language. J.L. Jewett. D. Appleton & Co. N.Y. 1851.
Lib. 328. Gems of Poetry from 48 American Poets. Hartford. S. Andrews and Sons. 1850.
Lib. 329. Asa Hodgman. 2 Copybooks. Collection of Schoolwork. 330. Funny Froggy BubbleBook. Recorded by Columbia. Harper and Brothers. 1919.
331. Second Bubble Book 332. Bubble Book. Mary Had a Little Lamb. Books That Sing 97.10
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4. a. Chelmsford Glassworks b. Chelmsford Glassworks c. Chelmsford Glassworks d. Chelmsford Glassworks 5. Typewritten Exerpts taken from Lowell Daily Courier on Chelmsford History. 97.12
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1. A nail puller #11 - made by Crescent Tool Company, Jamestown, N. Y. Giant Trade Mark #1.
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1. Province of Massachusetts Bay - Charter & Laws 1692-1693 With Notes & Index. 2. Province Massachusetts Bay Laws - 1693-4 - with notes & index.
3. Province Massachusetts Bay Laws - 1694-5 - with notes & index. 4. Province Massachusetts Bay Laws - 1695-6 - to page 90 - with notes & index. Laws 1696-7 - From page 91 - with notes & index. (For index see Vol. II) (Vol. I).
5. Laws of 1696-7 (continued). Province of Massachusetts Bay - Notes and Index Vol. II. 6. Province of Massachusetts Bay - Laws of 1697.
7. Province of MASSACHUSETTS Bay - Laws of 1698. - with index & notes. 8. Province Laws - Massachusetts - 1699-1700 - with notes & index. 9. Province Laws - Massachusetts Bay - 1700-1701 (complete in this volume). 1701-1702 (continued in next volume). 10. Vol.2 (appendix)- Province Massachusetts Bay - notes & index 1701-1702 (continued from Vol. I - 1700-1 1701-2) 1702 (appendix).
11. Vol. 3 - 1702 Province Laws Massachusetts Bay - (acts & resolves) (see appendix in Vol. 2). 1702-3 - Province Laws & Appendix. 12; Index of Acts Passed from 1702 to 1712. Province of Massachusetts Bay & Appendix.
13. Vol. I = Index of Acts passed from 1712-1726. 14. Vol. II Index to Acts Passed from 1726 to 1744 Province of Massachusetts Bay & Appendix.
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16. Massachusetts Publc School 17. History of Massachusetts 1790-1820. Donated by William Northrup 1940.
18. Constitution of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts - 1860. 19. Battle of Bunker Hill - oration of 75th anniversary - 1850.
20. Statement of Receipts & Expenses - County of Middlesex y/e 1871. 21. New Enw England Old & New - Mayflower 1620-1957.
22. Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association. 23a, Towns of New England & Old New England - Part 1 b. Towns of New England & Old New England - Part 2 -both donated by William Northrup.
24a France & New England - 1925 - printed by State Street Trust Vol. I. b. France & New England - 1927 - printed by State Street Trust Vol. II c. France & New England - 1929 - printed by State Street Trust Vol. 3.
25. The Colony & Province of Massachusetts Bay published 1814.
26. Massachusetts the American Guide Series with map. 27a. Records of Massachusetts - Vol. I 1628-1641. b. Records of Massachusetts - Vol. III 1641-1657 c. Records of Massachusetts - Vol. IV 1661-1674 - PaVt II, d. Records of Massachusetts - Vol. V 1674-1686. Above donated by William Northrup.
28. Record of Massachusetts Volunteers 1861-1865. 2oor 29 . Waters History of Chelmsford - given 1935. - rebound U041-07. 30. Illustrated History of Lowell published by Lowell Courier Citizen Co. - 1897 - Rebound 1997. Page 3 (continued) 97.14 Adams Library
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35. Massachusetts Society Sons of the American Revolution 1894.
36. Bunker Hill Memorial Tablets 1889. 37. Proceedings of Encampment Department Massachusetts 1907
38. Proceedings of Encampment Department Massachusetts 1908 39. Proceedings of Encampment Department Massachusetts 1909.
40 a. Proceedings of Encampment Department Massachusetts 1910. 40 b. icin. 41. 1911.
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48. 1920.
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50. Encyclopedia of Continental Army Units by Fred Anderson Berg.
51. Proceedings of the Bunker Hill Monument Association June 17, 1876. 52. John Singleton Copley
53. Centennial of the Bulfinch State House.
54. A History of the Emblem of The Codfish in the Hall of the House of Representatives compiled by a committee of the House. 55. Bunker Hill Monument Association.
56. Brown's Grammer - published by Samuel S. & William Wood New York 1859. 57. Indian History For Young Folks by Francis S. Drake - 1884 Harper & Brown.
58. The History of the Civil War in America by John S. C. Abbott. 59. Grant - Soldier & Statesman Military & Civil Career - 1868. 60 a. The Great Civil War by Robert Tomes, M.D. and Benjamin G. Smith Volume I - published in New York Virtue & Yordon. 60 b. Volume II.
60 c. Volume III.
61 a. Orders, Resolves, Votes, ETC Passed 1692-1702. Legislative Last Province of the Massachusetts Bay. Wright & Potter Printing Co. State Printers 18 Post Office Square 1892 Boston.
61 b. 1703-7. 61 c. 1769-1780. 62 a. Plymouth Colony Records - Volumes 1 & 2 1633-1651. 62 b. Plymouth Colony Records - Volumes 3 & 4 1651-1668 Page 5 (continued) 97.14 Adams Library c/o Town Offices Billerica Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
62 c. Plymouth Colony Records - Volume 5 1668-1678. 62 d. Plymouth Colony Records - Volume 6 1678-1691. 62 e. Plymouth Colony Records - Volume 7 1636-1692.
62 F. Plymouth Colony Records - Volume 8 1633-1689 62 g. Plymouth Colony Records - Volume 9 1643-1651. 62 h. Plymouth Colony Records - Volume 10 1653-1679.
62 i. Plymouth Colony Records - Volume 11 1623-1682. 62 j. Plymouth Colony Records - Volume 12 1620-1651. 63. Butlers Book by Benjamin F. Butler 1892. 64. Officers And Enlisted Men of the United States Navel Service Who Died During the World War - 1920. 65. Ancient Middlesex - 1905 - County Seal.
66 a. History of Middlesex County 1879 - By Samuel Adams Drake
66 b. History of Middlesex County 1880 - By Samuel Adams Drake 67. Soldiers & Sailors of the Revolutionary War whose graves are designated by markers. - published by the Society 1901. 68. Reunion of the Sons of Weston - By Rev. Asa D. Smith, D.D. with a sketch of the accompany Exercises 1853.
69. The Centennial Battle of Bunker Hill by Richard Frothingham 1875.. Boston. Little, Brown And Company.
70. History of the Battle of Bunker (Breed's ) Hill June 17, 1775 by Geo. E. Ellis Lockwood, Brooks and Company 1875.
71. General Israel Putnam and The Battle of Bunker Hill. A Critique, Not a History. By Alfred P. Putnam, D.D. Salem, Mass. 1901. Page 6 (continued) 97.14
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72. Historical Sketch and Matters Appertaining to the King's Chapel Buround published by the Cemetery Dept. of the City of Boston 1903. 73. Peabody Education Fund - Proceedings of the Trustees at their Thirty-Third Meeting New York - 1894. 74. The New Departure in the Common Schools of Quincy and other other Papers on Educational Topics - 1879.
75. The Rival Chiefs of Acadia - 1891 - By Rev. Geo. F. Clark. 76. Souvenir First Regiment of Heavy Artillery Massachusetts - Dedication of Monument 1901.
77. Annual Report of City of Boston 1877.
78. Annual Report of the Board of Free Public Library Commissioners for the year ending November 30, 1922.
79. The Northern Boundary of Massachusetts in its relations to New Hampshire by Samuel A. Green, M.D.
80. Laws of the United States of America - Vol.I - 1789. 81. Old England given by Reginald B. Pawle, a native of Chelmsford, England - October 1935.
82. Atlas of Middlesex County - 1875.
83. The Monument to Joseph Warren = 1894-1904. Municipal Printing Office - 1905. Seal Bostonia Condita, AD - 1630.
84. One Hundred Years 1807-1907. Pentucket Lodge, Lowell, Mass. 85. Major General William Francis Bartlett - May 27, 1904. (See Geo. P. Lib. Card) Page 7 (continued) 97.14
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86a. Frederic T. Greenhalge - 1896. b. Frederic T. Greenhalge - 1896. 87. Diary Kept by Capt. Lawrence Hammond of Charlestown, Mass. 1677-1694. By Samuel A. Green. M.D.
88. Moses Greeley Parker, M.D. - 1921. 89. Gleanings from Colonial and American Records of Parker and Morse Families
90. The Bradford History 1898. Printed by Wright & Potter Printing Co. From original manuscript printed under the direction of the secretary of the Commonwealth.
91. Braintree Town Records 1640-1793. Edited by Samuel A. Bates published by Daniel H. Huxford 1886.
92. Dedham Records - 1659-1673. Edited by the Town Clerk Don Gleason Hill, printed at office of the Dedham Transcript 1894. Volume IV.
93. Dedham Records - 1672-1709 - Volume V. The Early Records of the Town of Dedham, Mass. Edited by the Town Clerk Don Gleason Hill, Dedham Transcript Press 1899.
94. Dedham Records Volumes I & II - Births, Marriages and Deaths by Don Gleason Hill, Town Clerk. Printed by Dedham Transcript Press 1886.
95. Dedham Records Volume III - Early Records of the Town of Dedham - 1636-1659 - printed 1892 by Dedham Transcript Press.
96. Dedham Records - Births, Marriages and Deaths. A Memorial Volume - Hannah Shuttleworth 1638-1845 Printed by Dedham Transcript Press 1888. Page 8 (continued) 97.14
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97a. Dedham Historical Register published by the Dedham Historical Society - Dedham, Mass. January 1891. b Dedham Historical Register published by the Dedham Historical Society January 1892. c. Dedham Historical Register published by the Dedham Historical Society July 1897. 98a. Dedham Historical Society - Annual Reports - 1890 b. Dedham Historical Society - Annual Reports - 1891.
99. Dedham - Oration by Mr. Samuel L. Powers - delivered May 30, 1887. 100. Drauct - In Memoriam - Citizen Soldiers of Dracut, Mass. who served in the War of the American Revolution 1775-1783 by Old Middlesex Chapter Sons of the American Revolution. Price 10 cents.
101. History of Dunstable, Mass. by Rev. Elias Nason, M.A., Alfred Mudge & Son Printers, 14 School St. Boston 1877. 102. Historical Sketch of Churches in Dunstable, Nashua, N.H. by Charles Carroll Morgan. The Fort Hill Press Boston Mass. 1885 presented to Chelmsford Historical Society by W. B. Northrup.
103. Manilla Envelope containing information about Chelmsford 1772-1825. 104. Boundary Lines of Groton, Mass. by Samuel A. Green, M.D. 1885 Dedicated to the memory of Jonathan Danforth.
105. Groton during The Indian Wars by Samuel A. Green, M.D. 106. Epitaphs from the Old Burying Ground in Groton, Mass. by Samuel A. Green printed by Little, Brown & Co.
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108. Blood in the Streets - The Boston Massacre.
109. Preliminaries of Concord Fight by George Tolman read before and published by the Concord Antiquarian Society. 110. Graves and Worms and Epitaphs - By George Tolman - read before and published by Concord Antiquarian Society.
111. Events of April Nineteenth by George Tolman - read before and published by Concord Antiquarian Society. 112. Ceremonies at The Dedication of the Soldier"s Monument in Concord, Mass. printed by Benjamin Tolman 1867. 113. As The Tourist See It - A collection of views of the Historic Town of Concord from original photographs by E. F. Worcester, Printed in Boston 1906 by E. F. Worcester Press.
114. The English and The Indian in New Hampshire by Capt. George Augustua Gordon - a paper read at the Fourth General Court of the New Hampshire Society of Colonial Wars June 15, 1897.
115. Groton Historical Series a. No. V - 1885 b. No. VI 1888 c. No. XIII 1889 d. No. IX 1892 e. No. IX 1892 f. No. III 1896
116. Diary kept by Lieut. Amos Farnsworth of Groton, Mass. By Samuel A. Green - April 1775 - May 1779. 117. Diary kept by Lieut. Dudley Bradstreet - By Samuel A. Green April 1745 - January 1746. 118. Early Land Grants of Groton, Mass. by Samuel A. Green - 1879. Page 10 (continued) 97.14
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120. Early History of Groton by Samuel Abbott Green, M.D. - Two chapters printed by press of David Clapp & Son 1882.
121. The Population of Groton - Census - 1775 - Sanuel Abbott Green, M.D., 1888 John Wilson And Son, University Press, Cambridge.
122. Papers relating to Captain Thomas Lawrence Co. Remarks made before the Massachusetts Historical Society 1890 by Samuel Abbott Green, M.D. 123. Early Record of Groton, Mass. 1662-1678. Edited by Samuel Abbott Green, M.D. Groton 1879.
124. Groton in The Witchcraft Times by Samuel A. Green, M.D. Groton, Mass. 1883.
125. Old Homesteads of Groton, Mass. by Frances Marion Boutwell - Groton 1883.
126. Extracts from John Marshall's Diary January 1689 - December 1711 with an introduction by Samuel A. Green
127. Diary by Increase Mather March 1675- December 1676, with an introduction and notes by Samuel A. Green.
128. An Historical Address - Bi-Centennial and Centennial delivered at Groton, Mass. July 4, 1876 by Samuel A. Green.M.D.
129 Roll of Honor - Groton, Mass. By Samuel A. Green, M.D.
130. Lakin Family by Hon. Samuel A. Green, M.D. of Boston, Mass. 131. The Jubilee of Lawrence Academy at Groton, Mass. July 12,1854 with General Catalogue printed by Maigna & Hall, Steam Printers, New York 1865. Page 11 (continued) 97.14
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132. Adams Library Bulletin July 1930 Chelmsford, Mass.
133. Chelmsford 250th Anniversary - Proceedings at the Celebration of the Anniversary - given to Chelmsford Historical Society by Ethel & Donald Wilder. 134. Dedication Exercises at the New Court House Lowell, Mass. 1918.
135. Pictorial Lowell. 136. Views of Lowell and Vicinity published exclusively for S. H. Knox & Co. Lowell, Mass. - copyright 1904 by L. H. Nelson Co. Portland, Maine.
137. Kirk Street Church - Manual - 1884 = Campbell & Hanscom Printers.
138. At the "Meeting of the Waters" - Published by the Lowell Institution For Savings - 1829-1929, 18 Shattuck Street, Lowell, Mass. A sketch of Lowell Life from the discovery of the Merrimack to the present day.
139. Lowell - Past, Present Prospective - Art is the handmaid of Human Good - 1891.
140. The Story of 100 Years - 1826-1926 - First Baptist Church, Lowell, Mass. Historical sketch of Centennial Anniversary. Edited by Deacon G. W. Hunt. 141. The Propriator's Records of the Town of Lunenburg - 1729-1833.
142. Town of Westford - Two Hundredth Anniversary September 23, 1729 - September 23, 1929 - Program. 143. Constitution of the League of Nations - Souvenir of President Wilson's visit to Boston February 1919.
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144. Souvenir of the Dedication of the J.V. Fletcher Library - June 4th, 1896 - Westford, Mass. (price 10(P)
145. Dedication of the Library Building given to the Town of Westford by Hon. J. Varnum Fletcher - Thursday June 4, 1896. Programme.
146. Wenham - Commenorating Massachusetts Bay Colony Tercentenary = Printed for the Town of Wenham - 1930.
147. Woburn Men in the Indian And Other Wars. Previous to the year 1754. By Arthur G. Loring and William R. Cutter, Boston - David Clapp & Son, Printers - 1897. 148. Billerica Edition Lowell Guide - November 1913.
149. The Lowell New Century - 1901. 150. Polk's Lowell Suburban Directory - 1932-33. Chelmsford, Mass. - Miss McFarlin.
151. James M. Abbott Investment Securities - Lee, Higginson & Co. Boston Correspondents - Representative of Stone & Webster.
152. Lowell Suburban Directory - 1905 - Sampson & Murdock Co.
153. Chelmsford Directory - 1898-1899 - Henry M. Meck - copyright 1898. 154. Lowell Suburban Directory - 1896-1897. Henry M. Mack
155a. The Middlesex Hearthstone - April 1896
b. The Middlesex Hearthstone - June 1896. Page 13 (continued) 97.14
Adams Library
c/o Town Offices Billerica Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
156. The Chelmsford Directory - 1915-1916 - Containing alphabetical list of inhabitants & Business Firms, Streets, Town Officers, Societies, Churches, and other miscellaneous matters.
157. The Chelmsford Directory - 1911-1912 - Henry M. Meck Publishing Co.
158. The Lowell Suburban Directory - 1905 - Sampson & Murdock Co. 155 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass.
159. Report of the School Committee - Annual Report City of Lowell - 1895. 160a. Lowell Directory 1861 b Lowell Directory 1861
161. Lowell Directory 1845 162a. Lowell Directory and Almanac 1855 b. Lowell Directory and Almanac 1855
163. Lowell Directory 1858 164a Lowell Directory 1859 b. LLowell Directory 1859
165. Lowell Directory 1865
166. Lowell Directory Benj. Floyd 1832 167. Lowell Directory with Almanack Benj. Floyd 1837
168. Lowell Directory and City Register Floyd 1838
169. Lowell Directory and City Register Floyd 1840 170. Lowell Directory and Register William H. Prescott 1841
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Adams Library
c/o Town Offices Billerica Road Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
171a. Lowell Directory and Almanac March, Power & Bagly 1842 b. Lowell Almanack and Pocket Memo published A. Upton 1842 172. Lowell Directory Floyd 1835 173. Annual Advertisers annexed to the Lowell Directory published by Benj. Floyd 1839 174. Lowell Directory and Annual Register - Turner's 1844 175. Lowell Directory and Almanac - Oliver March 1847
176. Lowell Directory and Business Key Oliver March 1849 177. Lowell Directory Oliver March 1851
178. Lowell Directory and Almanac - March, Merrill, & Straw 1853 179. Lowell Register and Business Directory 1840 180a. New England Journey's - Indian b. New England Journey's c. New England Journeys - Wakefield's -4th of July Celebration d. New England Journeys - Northeastern University June/July 1968 97.15
Louis J. Talon
P. 0. Box 194 N. Monmouth, ME 04265-0194 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. One single shot rifle - leather sling attached, used in Pacific Theater of Operation by donor. #307 printed on gunstock.
• 97.16
Consuelo Scarth
55 Boston Road Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. A 1922 graduation photograph of Lowell High School which has Natalie Ladeau Emmons as a member. 97.17
Priscilla Johnson
HC 81 Box 7200 West Newfield, ME 04095-9664 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. Grain mill & road beside Emery house. 2. Central Square looking up hill to Henry Erikson's.
3. Colonial Apts. - changed to First Bank, Enterprise, Shawmut. 4. Taxi cab, Barber Shop & Purity Market.
The snapshots of all the above locations in the business section of Central square, Chelmsford were taken during the early 1940s. 97.18
Richard Martin
37 Montview Road Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. A clip of five bullets made for thirty caliber Springfield rifle issued in World War One manufactured in South Lowell, Mass.
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Ethel Wilder
20 Summer Street Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. A sectional map of Massachusetts engraved expressly for Chapin's Farm Advertisers 1871, including the progressed Central Rail Road from Boston to Northhampton. 98.1
John Goodwin
10 Longview Drive Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. A pair of seven foot wooden skis with leather bindings, made by W. F. Tubbs Co. 98.2
Mrs. Dawn Howe
18 Kristin Drive Chelmsford, MA 01824-4720 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. Program of the 1943 Graduating Class of Chelmsford High School. 98.3
Mary Lahue
9 Clear Street Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. Blond hair fall. 2. Jewelry box trimmed in gold measures 8i" by 91" by 3" - imitation red leather. 3. Clear glass candy jar. 98.4
Richard Lahue
9 Clear Street Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. Chelmsford Town Report for year 1997. 2. A pamphlet - A Monumental Tribute to our Veterans by George Adams Parkhurst. 3a-1 Twelve snapshops of placement of weathervane on Medical Office Building located on Meeting House Road (off Fletcher St.) Parlee Office Park. 4. World War II - A large Poster showing collection of smaller posters.
5. Framed picture of thirteen varieties of chickens. 6. Finance Committee report Town of Chelmsford 4/27/98. 98.5
Harriette Farrington
34 Dalton Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. Pamphlet from The Great Flood Of 1936 as issued by New England Power Association April 1936, Volume 17 No. 4. 98.6
Donald Pattershall
7 Pilgrim Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card: la. The Airman's Handbook - Second Edition - May 1951 - The Military Service Publishing Co. Harrisburg, PA. - A ready reference of helpful information and counsel for all airmen of the United States Air Force b. Changes to Second Edition (May 1951) of The Airman's Handbook. 2.50 lb. Scale - contains Chelmsford Seal of weights & measures 1941. Has strong rope for hanging. No identification mark.
3. Bench Grinder equipped with tool holder - diameter of wheel 1" x 5"/ Clamps on bench.
4. Five prong garden hand cultivator, wooden handle - measures 4i feet.
5. Multi=use Repair Kit by the maker of Lee Tire Conshohocken,PA (repairs rubber articles) 6a. Black Ice Fishing rod & Trap - manufactured by Pioneer Tackle Worcester, MA. approximately 20" long b. Blk. Pioneer Trap c, natural wood trap - no markings d. natural wood trap - no markings
7. Royal Corrugated Joint Fasteners (a. & b.) 8. Town of Chelmsford Town Report 1997 - (replaced copy given by Richard Lahue) 98.7
Ronald Wetmore
10 Rogers Drive Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. Folding all wood maple sewing table. Has measuring scale on top - measures 36" by 18" - from Vermont. 2. Counter paper holder and stand with roll of paper. 3. One quart oil container - (damaged with rust) 4. Five cup flour sifter - Bromwell.
5. powered sugar shaker with handle. 6. Two metal match box holders - one has picture of horses - one with rooster. (a & b) 7. Metal order pad contains forms from Concord Hardware Co. Has sliding calendar with lever.
8. Drop light extension cord manufacturer Royal Electric Co. 98.8
Adams Library
c/o Town Offices Linda Webb Billerica Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: a cknowled9gd: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. History of Chelmsford by Wilkes Allen, A.M. 1820. 98.9
Chelmsford Historical Society
40 Byam Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:- donor card: object card:
1. Pamphlet - Chelmsford, A Historical Tour - American Bicentennial Edition 1775-1776
2. Centennial Address delivered on the Hundreth Anniversary of the organization of the First Baptist Church, South Chelmsford, Mass. by the pastor George H. Allen with the poem by Mrs. M. B. C. Slade of Fall River, Mass. together with original hyms 1871.
3. Inventing New England Regional Tourism in the Nineteenth Century by Donna Brown - Smithonian Institute Press 1995.
4. Preserving Historic New England - James M. Lindgren - Oxford University Press - New York 1995.
5. Number Plate sold by Chelmsford Historical Society during Eighties and nineties.
6a. Meeting Room at Adams Library. b Reading Room at Adams Library. 98.10
Hildreth Family Association Donald B. Hildreth, Editor
30 Rockfeller Plaza 14th Floor New York, N.Y. 10112
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. Hildreth Highlights October 1997 Volume XXI No.1
2. Hildreth Highlights January. 1998 Volume XXI No. 2
3. Hildreth Highlights April 1998 Volume XXI No.3
4. Hildreth Highlights April 1984 Volume V No.3 5. Hildreth Highlights July 1984 Volume V No.4
6. Hildreth Highlights October 1984 Volume VIII No.1 7. Hildreth Highlights January 1985 Volume VIII No.2
8. Hildreth Highlights April 1985 Volume VIII No.3
9. Hildreth Highlights July 1986 Volume IX No.4 10. Hildreth Highlights July 1998 Volume XXI No.4 98.11
Alfred J. Garside
24 Nabnassett Road Westford, MA 01886 received: adknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object:
1. Duffle Bag, Army issue, used during Korean War. 2a. Korean Army Uniform Jacket with insignia b. Pants 3. Korean War full length trench coat - has insignia on shoulder 98.12
Robert Goosetrey
40 Byam Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. Chroicle of 20th Century - Book of the year 1900-1986 - By Clifford Daniels, published by Chronicle. Listing of major events 2. Colliers' World Atlas and Gazettier published 1939 by Collier.
3. Pictorial Portfolio of the World - 1922 by New York Times Co.
4. Scrap hook of newspaper clippings dating from 1906-1907. 5a. Scrap-book containing information of World War II. b. Scrap-book containing information of World War II. 98.14
Shirley Colmar
40 Stedman Street Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: acknowledged: regostered" labeled: donor card: object card:
1. Obituary notice of Joseph Barber. 98.13
Doris Russell Biron
88 Dalton Road Chelmsford, MA 01824
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
1. The English version of the Bible - contains the genealogy of the Russell Family - 1834 - by
2a. picture - Capt. Bill Fletcher's Place, over 250 years ,old in Chelmsford. b. Same as above. 3. Steel Saw Blade used in the Russell Lumber Mill - 30" in diameter.
4. Buck Saw with wood frame - metal turn buckle and steel frame.
5. Hand Scythe - wooden handle, steel blade
6. Five prong Fork - (one prong missing ) wooden hand clutivator.
7a. Hoe = Has narrow blade 1i" x 6i" b. Blade 2" x 7k".
8. Spade - red wooden long handled - manufactured by Union Fork & Hoe Co.
9. Ice Chopper tapered blade, 5" long - 3" wide by Union Fork & Hoe Co.
10. Wooden handle four prong spade. 98.15
John Handley
20 Monadnock Drive Westford, MA 01886
received: acknowledged: registered: lsbeled: donor card: object card:
1. Copy of Odd Fellows Hall decorated for 250th Anniversary - Eben Adams Store - 1905. 98.16
Hugh T. Phelps
16 Rose Avenue Lowell, MA 01851
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. Framed glass picture of Poem entitled "Bush Hammer" written by Hugh T. Phelps. 98.17
Raymond Salminen
46 Quaboag Road W. Acton, MA 01720=2405
Given by Julia Winning Salminen
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. * 1925 Year Book of Chelmsford High School
2. * 1927 Year Book of Chelmsford High School 3. * Graduation Excises of 1926
44 Chelmsford High School - Class Picture 1926 = (?) 5. Center Grammer School - Eighth Grade - 192021.
6. South Chelmsford School - Grades 1-7 - Teachers, Miss Wilder & Miss Cole - 1917-18.
7. Post Card and Square of South Chelmsford, MA.
8. Post Card of South Chelmsford School.
*These items to be given to Chelmsford Alumnai Association 98.18
Mrs. William Mast (Jane C.)
High Street Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. Used white variety coat 98.19
Allan Davidson
c/o Lowell Humane Society Lowell, MA
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object:
1. 1/2 gallon milk, bottle with orange printing on two sides - Worthmore Farms. Chelmsford - store bottle - Good Milk always. The Worthmore Farm was located at 57 Brick Kiln Road, East Chelmsford. owned and operated by Miguel & Mathilda Jesus. C18,20 ( I)
Donations given by Barbara Parkhurst in memory of George Parkhurst
August 23, 1998
1. 13 Pairs of old eye glasses 2. 1 Slide rule 3. 1 Bone plastic knife 1 Plastic Switchblade 4. 2 Glass paperweights (one of Ralph Waldo Emerson) 5. 1 45-star flag presented to grandmother of George Adams Parkhurst upon the death of his grandfather 1904. 6. 2 Salt dishes 7. 1 Green glass bottle, "Cantini Vaselli" 8. 1 Jar of Lucifer matches 9. 1 Wooden model of the Barrett/Byam Homestead, by Sandy Shepherd, 1992 10. 1 Magnifying glass/compass 11. 1 Set of military medals and patches (ROTC/MIT), belonging to George Adams Parkhurst. 12. 1 Set of medals (Forest warden and Fire Dept.), belonging to George Adams Parkhurst. 13. 1 Notebook containing secretary's records from Chelmsford Historical Society (from 1930-1953) 14. 1 Treasurer's Book for Chelmsford Tennis Club (1907) 15. 7 Scrapbooks of Winthrop Adams Parkhurst writings (newspaper clippings) about 1897-1990. 16. 2 Scrapbooks of Independence Day in Chelmsford. 17. 1 Chelmsford 250 Year History - Anniversary Celebration 18. 2 Scrapbooks (stamped Ashworth) 19. Medals (Army of the Republic, American Legion, Victory medal, W.W.II 20. 1 Scrapbook, "Eclipse", describing the total eclipse of 8/31/1931 (newspaper clippings). 21. Automobile Bluebook of New England - 1909 22. Fletcher Genealogy by Edward Fletcher 1871 (needs to be rebound) 23. Honor Roll - Town of Chelmsford. 24. Historical Sketch of Andover, S. L. Bailey, 1880, (reprinted 1974) 25. History of Woburn to 1808, Samuel Sewell, 1868. 26. A History of Framingham, MA to 1847 (reprinted 1983). 27. Farnham/Farnum Families, Vol. I, Part A and Part B , Antoinette Farnham Stepaned (1993) Su e\ €0 -1- 28. Littleton Mass Records Births, Marriages, Deaths to 1850, 1900 29. Concord Mass Records Births, Marriages, Deaths, 1635-1850, 1900 (reprinted 1992). 30. The Lowell Directory, 1905. 31. History of Middlesex County, S. A. Drake, Vol. 1 and 2 (1880) 32. History of Houlton Area, 1977, Printed Bicentennial 33. Lowell of Today, The Citizen, 1893. 34. The Memoir and Genealogy of John Poor, Alfred Poore, 1881 (reprint 1993). 35. Wilcox/Wilcoxson Families of New England, Martha Scott Osborn, Part I, II, III (reprint 1993). 36. The History of Haverhill, MA Benjamin Mirick, 1832 (reprint 1991) 98.2-o
-2-) Barbara Parkhurst's donations continued.
37. In and About Lowell, 1908, by L. H. Nelson 38. A History of Temple, NH 1768-1976, 1976. 39. Early Generations of the Founders of Old Dunstable, Ezra S. Stearns 1911 (reprinted 1986) 40. Lowell, MA 1977 41. The Photographic History of Dracut, MA. Donat Paquet, 1982 42. Cemeteries of Cavendish, VT. Mary Churchill, 1976. 43. Dunstable Village, Curtis H. Gates (editor). 1973. 44. Chelmsford The Town and its People, George Adams Parkhurst (unbound and incomplete) 45. The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 7, NEHGS, 1853 (reprint 1992) 46, Jubily of Lawrence Academy (missing cover) 1854. 47. 1855-1865 Massachusetts State Censuses for Chelmsford, Ann S. Lainhart 1992 48. 1992 List of Residents Chelmsford, MA 49. 1994 List of Residents Chelmsford, MA 50. Photo album from George Adams Parkhurst, Old Houses of Chelmsford 51. 2 Albums of Postcards from George Adams Parkhurst, Old Houses of Chelmsford. (a & b) 52. Fifty Great Migration Colonists to New England & Their Origins, John Broks Threlfall, 1990. 53. A Surname Guide to Massachusetts Town Histories, Longover and Oesterlin, 1993. 54. The Bend in the River, John Pendergast, 1991. 55. Heads of Families First Census of the United States: State of Massachusetts 56. The Ice Storm of November, 1921, Lowell Electric Light Corp. 57. Col. John Robinson 1735-1805, Olive Ann Prescott, 1967. 58. January 1, 1958, List of Men and Women, Town of Chelmsford. 59. January 1, 1954, List of Men and Women, Town of Chelmsford 60. January 1, 1962, List of Men and Women, Town of Chelmsford. 61. Know Your Town - A Citizen's Guide to Chelmsford Government (pamphlet), League of Women Voters, 1958. 62. This is Chelmsford, League of Women Voters (pamphlet). 63. The Second Parish (pamphlet). 64. Tales of An Old Church, Mary Fenn, 1975 (pamphlet) 65. Chelmsford, Colonial Minutemen, Vincent J-R Kenoe (pamphlet) 66. A Brief Historical Sketch of the First Congregational Society, 1890. 67. Spinsters' Sociable, Unitarian Vestry, 1890. 68. Gazetteer of the State of Massachusetts, Elias Nason, 1894. 69. Vital Records for Billerica to 1850. 70. Vital Records for Dunstable to 1849, 1913. (reprinted 1991). 71. Vital Records for Pepperell to 1850. 72. Vital Records for Tewksbury to 1850, 1912. 2 copies, one original, one reprint 1991. 73. Vital Records for Townshend to 1850, (reprinted in 1992). 74. Vital Records for Tyngsboro to 1849, 1913. 75. Vital Records for Westford to 1850. 76. Official Souvenir Program, Chelmsford Tercentenary, 1655-1955. A-1- 77 -mom-Bill-r 4.731, Providence of Massachusetts Bay, From Jeremiah Allen Esq,-te-Mr. Joseph Hildreth, Constable of Town of Westford (frame_d4- g.l.n
Donations given by Barbara Parkhurst in memory of Geo. A. Parkhurst (can't)
e.ie 76. Official Souvenir Program, Chelmsford Tercentenary, 1655-1955. Two copies (a & b) 77. Tax Bill, 1731, Providence of Massachusetts Bay, From Jeremiah Allen Esq. to Mr. Joseph Hildreth, Constable of Town of Westford (framed) 78. Deed 1718-19, Mr. Ephraim-Hildreth, Chelmsford (framed) 79. Photographs from Town of Chelmsford - variety of houses located in Chelmsford. 80. America's First Centennial Celebration 1875 at Lexington and Concord, MA. Here is a cautionary tale to delight those who contemplate the next time around. 81. Paul Revere's Three Accounts of his Famous Ride. Picture Book by a Nassachusetts Historical Society. 82. History of the Battle At Lexington on the morning of the 19th of April 1775 by Elias Phinney. - Society for the Preservation of Colonial Culture. 83. Chelmsford Directory 1925-1926. 84. The Middlesex Canal - Prints by Louis Linscott - published by Middlesex Canal Association, Billerica, Mass. 1978. 85. The Village Clock at Chelmsford Center 1876-1976 - The first 100 years of Chelmsford's Town Clock. 86a. Pamphlet to the First Parish Unitarian-Universalist Church. b. Memorial Service - Roland E. Morin, B.D. 1963-1979 - minister of First Parish Church. c. Advertisement by First Parish Church on Painting. d. Dedication of Children's Chapel -1956- at First Parish Church. 87. Fourth Meeting House of the First Congregational Society of Chelmsford, MA. (Unitarian). Dedicated April 13, 1843. 88. 200th Anniversary of First Baptist Church -1771-1971. Directory and History. 89. Whale Ships and Whaling Scenes as portrayed by Benjamin Russell - Second Bank - State Street Trust Co. Boston, MA. 90. Pamphlet - Jefferson and the Land Question by Henry George, Jr. 91. The Queen's Visit July 11, 1976 By Walter Muir Whitehill. 92. A Glimpse of Old Boston - Home Savings Bank 69 Tremont At Beacon - incorporated March 17, 1869. 93. New York City's latest Fall & Winter Styles for 1906-1907. Catalogue No. 42 - Siegel Cooper Co. Sixth Ave. 18th & 19th Sts. New York, J. B. Greenhut, President New York City, N.Y. 94. Motion Picture Magazine - September. 95. Heritage Inn - Chelmsford, MA. - in white print on green glass bottle Great Western Extra Dry Champagne. 96. Universalism and Unitarianism in Lowell sponswered by First Grace Universalist Church written by Laura S. Rusted. 97. Framed Certificate issued to George Adams Parkhurst October 10, 1973 on on behalf of the Lowell Council Inc. 98. Framed - Town of Chelmsford Proclamation - CHS Hall of Fame Induction March 21, 1992, which includes Geo. Adams Parkhurst, Class of 1932. 99. Picture of Helen How from Chelmsford, England who came to visit Chelmsford, MA in 1976-1977 for bi-centennial celebration. 100. Framed citation sent to George Adams Parkhurst in honor of his 80th birthday from House of Representatives. Donations given by Barbara Parkhurst in memory of Geo. A. Parkhurst (coned
4 .t1101. Framed citation to George Parkhurst from State Senate in honor of his 80th birthday 102. Framed citation from Commonwealth of Massachusetts William Weld, Governor & Argeo Paul Cellucci, Lt. Governor, on occasion of George A. Parkhurst's 80th birthday. 103. The Warren Family 1637-1890 - The Conant Family 1581-1890. 104. The Story of Shaftsbury Ordinary Heroes with a chapter on the Vermont ghost town of Glastonbury by Ruth Levin. 105a. Large Black Tin Box - Key in lock - 104" X 71" X 4 3/4". b. Medium black Tin Box - No Key - 61" X 9 3/8" X 31". c. Small Tin Box 4 3/4" X 81" X 3•". 106. Black & white photo of the Wilson Block in the center of town. 107. Four photos of the B & M Railroad Station in No. Chelmsford. (abcd) 108. Three photos of Expense Account signed by Captain John Ford of the Chelmsford Minutemen 1778. (abc) 109a. House at 43 Acton Rd. W. H. Jefts Residence. b. another view of Jeft's Residence showing Mrs. W. H. Jefts, seated, on porch & Ida Jefts; and on steps Ruth G. Jefts. 110. Photo of House at 50 Garrison Road. 111. Home of Mr. & Mrs. George A. Parkhurst 63 Littleton Road, Chelmsford, Mass. 1892. 112a. House at 15 Bartlett Street. b. Side View of house at 15 Bartlett Street. 113. Store by First Baptist Church, South Chelmsford, Mass. Was Post Office at one time. 114. Photo of First Parish Church located in center of Chelmsford. 115. Town Hall located in center of Chelmsford. 116. Robbins Hill with Summit House - view taken from 55 High Street. 117. Homestead of W. A. Parkhurst 1889. 118. Solomon Parkhurst House at 67 High Street. 119. Chelmsford Baseball Team about 1924. 120. Hall House and Post Office at Middlesex St., No. Chelmsford. 121. Tin-Type Photo of John Gordon Allen. 122. Family Photo of Mr. & Mrs. William Hall with Dorothy, (rear) and twins, Margaret & Katherine. 123. House at 112 North Road. (2 photos a & b) 124. Filling the Ice House at Russell Mill Pond off Mill Road. 125. House at 26 Davis Road June '76. 126. North & Locke Roads. 127. Altar at the Unitarian Church. 128. Solomon Parkhurst - High Street 129. House moved from North Road to Dalton Road (Due to Rte. 495 construction 130. Garrison House 131. Hildreth House on Elm Street. 132 320 Acaton Road - June '76. 133. Forefather's Burying Ground. 134. High Street. 135. 18-20 Dunstable Road. 136. Marker for School for Deaf 137. 147 North Road - May '76.
Donations given by Barbara Parkhurst in memory of Geo. A. Parkhurst (cont'd)
qi?..11c 138. 35 Acton Road. 139. Entrance to Hildreth Cementery (Dracut) 140. Farrington House - 24 Boston Road 141. Farrington House 142. Scenes of North Chelmsford. 143. Library on Gay Street, No. Chelmsford. 144a.b. 148 Main Street 145. Fiske House. 146. Diagram of Forefathers' Burying Ground. 147. Photo of Elizabeth Clarke Hancock. 148. Photo contains two pictures - one of Putnam Farm and one of the Silesia Mill, No. Chelmsford. 149. Tennis Court - Crosby Lane. 150. Cast of one of the Grange shows at the Town Hall with some of the members being identified. 151. 1st Grade - Center School 152. Employees of the Chelmsford Ginger Ale Co. (2 photos a & b). 153. Bell from the 1802 School House - date of picture 1976. Bell originally came from the Academy. 154. Grade 2 Center School. 155. Grade 1 - 1913 - Center School. 156. Picture of Solomon Parkhurst. 157. Pictures of Ephraim A. Stevens taken in 1885. (two - a & b) 158. Emma Stevens - taken in 1885. 159. Silesia Mills 160. A group of Parkhurst brothers & sisters of the late 18th and early 19th century. Photo taken around the time of the Civil War, See photo for listing of names. 161. Winthrop A. Parkhurs - age 3 years 3 months - June 1877. 162. School Class - (year and class unknown) 163. Minutemen taken in 1977. Scoboria house in background. (a & B) 164. Beech Tree planting on Center Common - 1895. 165. Photo of First School in West Village. 166. Center School, North Road. 167. Frederic T. Greenhalge 168a. Rear View of Adams Library b. Back of Adams Library c. Adams Library d. Adams Library e. View of Adams Library f. View of Adams Library g. View of Adams Library 169. Children's Library (Scoboria House)- Adams Library (a & b) 170. McKay Library - Newfield Street, No. Chelmsford. 171. Four pictures of Booth on the Common - July 4th, 1993 - Chelmsford Historical Society. (a,b,c,d) 172. Photo taken 4th of July Parade 1924 - identification on back shows William Jenkins seated, left to right Willis Santamoar, Mrs. F. Willis Santamoar, William Thibodeau, Mrs. William Thibodeau. 173. Forestry Truck in North Chelmsford which was housed in Percy Robinson's garage shown in background. Donations given by Barbara Parkhurst in memory of Geo. A. Parkhurst (cont"d)
11‘. 174a. 1918 Fire Tower at Robbin's Hill. b. Tower at Robbin's Hill after Hurricane - 1938. c. Wilson Parsonage of All Saints Church Billerica Rd. after Hurricane 1938. 175. Hurricane Pictures 1938. (a & b) 176. Dutton/Parlee House - September 177. Photos of Bonfire Preparations for Fourth of July Celebration - 1926. (a & b) 178. Newspaper Clipping - Fourth of July Parade - 1923. 179a. Postcard Advertisement to Vote for Eben T. Adams of Chelmsford Representative 25th District dated 1901 on back. b. Eben T. Adams of Chelmsford for Representative. 180a. Quilt Exhibit at Museum of our National Heritage Lexington, Mass. Feb. 1986 - on left Wedding gown of Millie (Jefts) Parkhurst and on right 1870 Wedding gown of Corinda Hodgman Parkhurst. b. Wedding Quilt of Millie Parkhurst (Jefts) - Wedding gown on manikin. c. Friendship Quilt 1849 - Clorinda Parkhurst d. Bow Tie Quilt. e. Barbie Parkhurst facing camera. f. Information on Millie Jefts and her photo. g. Clorinda H. Parkhurst and son Winthrop and information on Friendship Quilt. 181. Photos of opening of Ye Olde Country Store at the Barrett Byam Museum of the Chelmsford Historical Society. (a & 182. Picture of George Adams Parkhurst - ROTC Uniform. 183. Photo of Central Square - December 22, 1988 - Wilson Block in lower right, Fiske House upper left. 184. Effigy of Ebenizer Bridge. 185. Program - 250th Anniversary Ball - May 31, 1905. (1655-1905) 186. 160th Anniversary Program of The Congregational Church in North Chelmsford. 187. Receipt to Mr. Owen Emerson for Tax & Subscription for the support in the Union Parish 1872 signed by H. Parkhurst. 188. Chelmsford Colonial Minutemen - 200th Year Anniversary Ball October 24, 1975. Held at the Elks, Rte. 110 Chelmsford, Mass. 189. 1775-1975 - Dance Program - Colonial Costume Ball. 190. Program - Tercentenary Finale - Choral Concert - Arthur N. Thompson, Conductor - June 12, 1955 held at Chelmsford High School Auditorium. 191. Company R Associates Reunion held at Town Hall August 30, 1913. Men who were in Civil War. 192. The Second Boat - Volume 9 - Number 2 - May 1988. Was published bi-monthly by Pentref Press, 67 Main Street, Machias, Maine. 193. An invitation to the Chelmsford High School Cadets from the City of Lowell to participate in Memorial Day Parade - 1902. 194. Copy of column published in Lowell Sun May 3, 1990 entitled "50 Years Ago" - gives interesting items which happened fifty years prior to date of newspaper 195. The Name and Family of Cummings compiled by The Media Research Bureau, Washington D.C. Genealogical and Historical sketch g8 . 2a ("7) Donations given by Barbara Parkhurst in memory of Geo. A. Parkhurst (coned)
9(4 Ze 196a. Announcement from the Chelmsford Lawn Tennis Club announcing Second Annual Tournament 8/24-29/1908. b. Annoucement of Annual Meeting for the election of officers & committees - 4/3/1909. 197a. Photo - Historic Woburn - The Old Canal Town. b. Towpath Topics Volume 15 No. 1 January 1977 c. Towpath Topics Volume 15 No. 2 April 1977 d. Towpath Topics Volume 15 No. 3 September 1977 e. Towpath Topics Volume 16 No. 1 January 1978 f. Towpath Topics Volume 16 No. 2 April 1978 g. Towpath Topics Volume 16 No. 3 October 1978 h. Towpath Topics Volume 17 No. 1 February 1979 i. Towpath Topics Volume 17 No. 2 May 1979 j. Towpath Topics Volume 17 No. 3 October 1979 k. Towpath Topics Volume 18 No. 1 January 1980 1. Towpath Topics Volume 18 No. 2 April 1980 m. Towpath Topics Volume 18 No. 3 October 1980 n. Towpath Topics Volume 19 No. 1 January 1981 0. Towpath Topics Volume 19 No. 2 October 1981 P- Towpath Topics Volume 20 No. 2 April 1982 q. Towpath Topics Volume 21 No. 1 October 1982 r. Towpath Topics Volume 28 No. 2 March 1990 s.. Towpath Topics Volume 30 No. 2 March 1992 198a. An act establishing the Middlesex Canal Commission and authorizing the development of the Middlesex Canal Heritage Park. ark. b. Final report of Survey of the Middlesex Canal route along with maps of the route. 199. Notice of Winthrop Adams Parkhurst of his appointment as a Justice of the Peace December 28, 1910. 200a. 1894 Calendar containing Carols and Comicalities of the Chelmsford Coons. b. Program by Chelmsford Coons held at Town Hall December 12, 1923. 201. Dedication of Chelmsford Monument, Thursday September 22, 1859. 202. George A. Parkhurst & Eustace Fiske - Fiske House in background. 203. Program - The Girl and Boy Scouts of Chelmsford present "Breaking In" a three act comedy coached by Miss Polly L. Clough, April 26, 1933. 204. Tip Top House Mt. Washington - September - 1898. 205. Chelmsford High School Alumni Assoc. Hall of Fame - 1992 - George A. Parkhurst- Class of 1932. Wood Framed. 206. Placque presented to George A. Parkhurst for outstanding Club leadership. President 1967 - Kiwanis Club of Chelmsford, MA.
Collection of Newspapers:
207. The Country Journal or the Craftsman (London) June 26, 1736. 208. The York Current - July 15, 1740. July 15, 1740 209. The Newburyport Herald and Country Gazette May 8, 1798 210. The Philadelphia Gazette & Universal Daily Advertiser - June 20, 1798 211. Ulster County Gazette (reprint) (Washingtonis Death) January 4, 1800 212. Poulson's American Daily Advertiser (Philadelphia) January 30, 1801 213. The Port Folio (Philadelphia) October 31, 1801 214. The Providence Gazette January 30, 1802
( s-) Collection of Newspapers - Donations given by Barbara Parkhurst in memory of Geo. A. Parkhurst (cont'd)
efEaJ., 215. The Columbian Centinel (Boston) September 12, 1804 216. New England Palladium (Boston) September 21, 1810 217. American Traveller (Boston) March 21, 1828 218. Eastern Republican (Bangor, ME) April 10, 1832 219. The Boston Morning Post (Vol. II, No. 1) May 9, 1832 220. The Boston Morning Post (Vol. II, No. 12) May 22, 1832 221. The Boston Morning Post (Vol. II, No. 25) June 6, 1832 222. The Boston Morning Post (Vol. II, No. 27) June 8, 1832 223. The Boston Morning Post (Vol. II, No. 33) June 15, 1832 224. The Boston Morning Post (Vol. II, No. 46) June 30, 1832 225. The Boston Morning Post (Vol. II, No. 54) July 11, 1832 226. The Boston Morning Post (Vol. II, No. 57) July 14, 1832 227. The Christian (Boston) May 9, 1838 228. Salem (Mass.) Register June 8, 1843 229. Salem (Mass.) Register November 5 1849 230. Fitchburg (Mass.) Sentinel May 22, 1857 231. Salem (Mass.) Register April 23, 1857 232. Salem (Mass.) Register May 4, 1857 233. Salem (Mass.) Register June 8, 1857 234. Salem (Mass.) Register July 16, 1857 235. Salem (Mass.) Register August 3, 1857 236. Salem (Mass.) Register August 27, 1857 237. Salem (Mass.) Register August 31, 1857 238. The New York Ledger December 4, 1858 239. Chelmsford Memorial (Vol. 1, No. 1) May 2, 1859 240. Salem (Mass.) Register November 15, 1860 241. Salem (Mass.) Register October 17, 1861 242. The Christian Union (New York) December 15, 1875 243. The Christian Union (New York) December 29, 1875 244. The Independent (New York) January 7, 1875 245. The Independent (New York) January 14, 1875 246. The Independent (New York) January 21, 1875 247. The Independent (New York) January 28, 1875 248. The Independent (New York) February 4, 1875 249. The Independent (New York) February 11, 1875 250. The Christian Union (New York) March 29, 1876 251. Punch (Magazine) October 6, 1877 252. The Independent (New York) September 6, 1877 253. New York Tribune (Semi-weekly Edition) (Grant's Death) July 24, 1885 254. The Weekly Herald (New York) (U. S. Grant's Death Aug. 1, 1885 255. The Morning Sun (Fitchburg, Mass.) January 9, 1899 256. Lowell Courier-Citizen October 11, 1906 257. The New Hampshire Gazette (Portsmouth, N.H.) Octobe.r. 10, 1907 258. Boston Evening Transcript June 24, 1910 259. Chelmsford Times (High School Graduation) May 19, 1932 260. Lowell Courier-Citizen (Centennial Edition June 30, 1936 261. Lowell Evening Leader (Flood Pictures) March 24, 1936 262, Lowell Citizen-Leader (First Edition) March 31, 1941 263. Lowell Courier-Citizen (Last Edition) March 29, 1941 264. Lowell Evening Leader (Last Edition) March 29, 1941 265. Chelmsford Newsweekly (Last Edition before War Service) Dec. 24, 1942 Donations given by Barbara Parkhurst in memory of Geo. A. Parkhurst (cont'd.) cn.-; -2_0 266. Stars and Stripes (London) February 13, 1943 267. Boston Herald (War with Japan Ends) August 15, 1945 268. Lowell Sun (V-E Day Edition) May 8, 1945. 269. Lowell Sun (Tokio Surrenders) August 14, 1945 270. Boston Herald Traveler (Apollo 11 Report) July 17, 1969 271a. Boston Herald Traveler (Astronauts Land on Moon) July 21, 1969 271b. Boston Evening Globe (Astronauts Land on Moon) July 21, 1969 272. Lowell Sun (Snow Storm Edition) February 7, 1978 273. Lowell Sun (Snow Storm Edition) February 10, 1978. 274. York County (ME) Coast Star (Pres. Bush Sworn In) January 25, 1989, 275. Lowell Sun (Chamber of Commerce 100th Anniversary) October 7, 1990. 276. Boston Herald (War Starts in Iraq) January 17, 1991. 277. The New York Herald November 18, 1918.
(All Newspapers to be stored in attic.)
278. Scrap Book - Clippings 1936 -1995. 279. Mother Goose Songs For Little Ones by Ethel Growninshield. Published by Milton Bradley 1906. (In Children's Room) 280. Box of Old Sheet Music. 281. Box of miscellaneous letters, poems, etc. 282. Doctor's receipt - 1784 - signed by John Betteys. 283. Advertisement on glasses in S. W. Parkhurst Store. 284. Bill to Chelmsford Boy's Club Sept. 23, 1911 from S. W. Parkhurst. (C.S.) 285. Bill to Chelmsford Boy's Club Oct. 16, 1911 from E. T. Adams. (C.S.) 286. The Parkhurst Historical & Genealogical Assoc. - an association formed for completing the records about the family. 287. Program at the New Town Hall 1880. 288. Bill of Sale of Personal Property from Roland Parkhurst to Charles W. Post - for animals 1888. 289. Ice House at #15 Acton Road, 1901 where ice was stored from Mill Pond - shown in Pictorial History. 290. A Greate Concerte by Ye Olde Folkes - in connection with ye Home Coming Reunion of ye 300th Anniversary of ye Town. 291. Picture of 4th of July Parade - 1923. 292. Folder - "Miller's" and Boatmen of Historic Chelmsford. 293. Folder - Parkhurst Family visit to Chelmsford, England. 294. Folder - Articles written by George Parkhurst. 295. Folder - Heart Pond 296. Folder - Old Town Hall Building - North Road. 297. Folder - Hildreth Genealogy. 298. Folder - Schools - Write-Ups and Programs. 299. Folder - Chelmsford Hall of Fame - George Parkhurst. 300. Folder - Expense Account of Capt. John Ford 1778. 301. Folder - Tornado of 1972 in Chelmsford. 302. Folder - 1823 By Laws of the Poor Farm - Chelmsford. 303. Folder - Helen How from Chelmsford, England and her husband Aubrey. Written Material. 304. Folder - Crystal Lake at time Dam Broke April 1970. 305. Folder - Articles on Town of Chelmsford 1955. 306. Program of the Post 212 American Legion "Toy Town Ministrels" 1936. 307. Dedication of the Chelmsford Monument , Thursday Sept.25, 1859. cl 8 . 0 ( ► 0) Donations given by Barbara Parkhurst in memory of George Parkhurst (cont'd.) cig.-2..o • 308a. Telephone Bill July 1, 1883 to George A. Parkhurst. b. Telephone Bill October 1, 1884 to George A. Parkhurst. 309. Hard Times Bulletin -Vol. I No. 1 1893. 310. August 1886 - Letter from Geo. A. Parkhurst to Mrs. H. S. Perham. 311. Birthday Tribute to Mr. & Mrs. Henry S. Perham from Geo. A. Parkhurst. 312. March 29, 1886 - Letter to Whom it May Concern by Geo. A. Parkhurst. 313. Envelope & Letter written to A. P. Perham by Geo. A. Parkhurst 1884. 314. Folder - Middlesex Canal. 315. Folder - History of Old Town Hall. 316. Folder - Articles on Chelmsford Libraries by Geo. Adams Parkhurst. 317. Folder - All Saints Church. 318. Folder - Notes & Newspaper articles on Chelmsford Historical Society Plans of outside sign. 319. Folder - Chelmsford Ginger Ale. 320. Folder - Examples of arithmetic. (to go in school folder). Letter from Martha Spaulding (Parkhurst) Hills from her father Dec. 10, 1848. 321. Program - Chelmsford Memorial Day 1930. 322. Scrap Book - Clippings 1880's. 323. Scrap Book - Clippings 1880's. 324. Senior Center Opening = 1989 - Groton Rd. No. Chelmsford,Ma. 98.21
Marilyn C. Keenan
7499 Barfield Lane Denver, NC 28037-6402 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object:
1. Partial History of The Dyer-Dyar Family -1612-1920 208 years. 98.22
Ruth L. Almstrom
7 Sunset Avenue Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. Notification from Town Clerk of Chelmsford, Harold C. Petterson, dated October 4, 1940, to Ruth L. Almstrom, appointed Registrar for the Selective Service Registeration taking place 10/16/40 in the Town Hall at Chelmsford Centre on the basement floor.
98.23
Helen Phalen
P. O.Box 885 Acton MA 01720
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
la. Photo of Winning House on Elm Street - turn of the century. b. Different view of Winning House on Elm Street. 98.24
Hugh F. Warren
1610 Sunnymede South Bend, IN 46615 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. Genealogy on the Warren Family 98.25
Gustave Fallgren
31 Byam Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. Fifteen inch long pestlestone. 98.26
Bradford Emerson
34 Boston Road Chelmsford, MA 01824 received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
1. Blue Print Plan of property of T. W. Emerson fronting North Road & Fletcher Street.
098. Anonymous
received: acknowledged: registered: labeled:
donor card: object card:
098.1 Folder - Farmers & Mechanics Assoc. Civil League - containing a variety of papers & letters & social library material.
098.2 Village Improvement Assoc. Chelmsford - 1875-1889 - Record # 1.
098. Village Improvement Assoc. Chelmsford - 1888-1926 - Record # 2. 098.4 Village Improvement Assoc. - List of Members. 098.5 Folder containing reports of V.I.A. and reports of Scout Troop 1. 098.6 Minutes of the Unitarion Laymen League - 1920-1931. 098.7 Chelmsford Cornet Band Record Book - 1890-1905. 098.8a. Chelmsford Telephone Co. Record Book -1904-1915. b. Chelmsford Telephone Co. Record Book - 1903-1916 List of Subscribers, Treasurer's Reports, Members.
098.9 Chelmsford Literary Union - Record Book - 1887-1889. 098.10 Chelmsford Literary Union - Record Book - 1894-1895.
098.11a. Minutes of the Meeting of the Hornbeam Hill Golf Club of Chelmsford, Mass. - 1900. b. Treasurer's Report - List of Members. 098.12 Minutes of Union Parich of Chelmsford - 1873-1878. 098.13a. Records of John Parkhurst - 1811. b. Diary of John Parkhurst - 1814. 098.14 Manual of the Congregational Church in Wenham, MA. 1644-1874. Bristol, NH. printed by R. W. Musgrove 1879.
098.15a Contributors to The Chelmsford Monument Association b. Monument Association - Treasurer's Reports -1897. c. Monument Association - Minutes - 1839-1934. 098.
Anonymous received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
098.16 An account of the First Church built in Salem, MA. in 1634. Fifth Edition published 1890 by the Essex Institute. 098.17 A Discourse Upon The History of the Establishment of The First Parish in Carlisle, MA. By Rev. James J. Twiss - 1879.
098.18 All Saints Church - 1909 - Views & Plans. 098.19 Centennial Celebration of the building of the First Parish Meeting House published by The Courier Citizen Co. Lowell, MA. 1894. 098.20a. Chelmsford Coons Journal - 1935 - Treasurer b. Chelmsford Coons - Secretary Records - 1892.
098.21a. Chelmsford Female Charitable Society - Volume I b. Chelmsford Female Charitable Society - Volume II. c. Chelmsford Female Charitable Society - Volume III Treasurer's Report.
098.22 Ladies Sewing Circle of Unitarian Church - 1886-1914. Members, Treasurer's Reports, Poems.
098.23 Records of the South Chelmsford Farmers Cooperative Association 1939.
098.24 Record Book of the Chelmsford Agricultural Library Association - 1836. 098.25 Records of Loans from the Social Library 1794-1807.
098.26 Records of Chelmsford Clock Association 1879-1908. 098.29 Weavers Designs, J. A. Burbank. 098.28 Bourn Thomas - Newspaper 1791 in canvas binder His Book 1793.
098.29 Day Book of J. M Fisher - 1823. 098.30 Scrapbook of Chelmsford Grange & other activities 1941-1951. 098.
Anonymous received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card: object card:
098.31. Tercentenary Scrapbook - 1955. 098.32 Scrapbook - Activities of Chelmsford Historical Society - 1974-1977.
098.33. Scrapbook of Chelmsford Historical Society - Mary Lahue 1972-1974.
098.34. Scrapbook of Chelmsford Historical Society Activities 1974-1976. 098.35. Scrapbook - Miscellaneous Items - 1920-1940. 098.36a. Scrapbook from Lester Ball - 1934-1940. b. Scrapbook from Lester Ball - Chelmsford Clippings 1933-1968.
098.37. Whittemore Scrapbook - 1883-1922 098.38. L. H. Howard - Empty Photo Album - Birthday Gift from L. Reed - no dates - March 1866.
098.39 Interior photos of rooms in the Barrett Byam Museum with members of Society. Taken by Regina Lindsey.
098.40 Lowell Directory - Floyd's - 1833. 098.41. Lowell Directory - Floyd's - 1834.
098.42. Lowell Directory - Supplement - containing names of Females Employed - 1836.
098.43. Program of Celebration Centennial Anniversary of The Battle of Bunker Hill - June 17, 1875.
098.44 Quotations
098.45. The Ladies Wreath edited by Helen Irving. 098.46. Birds of New England by Samuels - 1870. 098.47 Pen Points - Individual to be used in pen holder 098.
Anonymous received: acknowledged: registered: labeled: donor card card: object card:
098.48. Catalogue of the Officers and Students of Chelmsford Academy - Two years ending Junee 21, 1861 printed in Lowell by Stone & Huse, Printers, 21 Central Street.
098.49. Finding List of the Adams Library, Chelmsford, MASS. July 1896. Printed by Thompson & Hill Lowell - 1896.
098.50 Catalogue of the Social Library Chelmsford - Established 1794-1812. Printed by Campbell & Hanscom 1886.
098.51. Record of Books borrowed from Social Library 1829-1836.
098.52. Records of Secretary, Treasurer, Librarian, Standing Committee and By-Laws 1876-1839.
098.53 Record of Books Borrowed - 1859-1865. 098.54. Fifth Congress of the U. S. City of Philadelphia Monday 15, 1797 printed by William Ross of Philadelphia.