| Subject | Article Description | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Augustus, John | Biographical sketch of John Augustus the Boston philanthropist born in Burlington, Mass., 1785. John Augustus and Harriet Stearns of Lexington, m. Nov. 6, 1817. See Cutter Hist. of Arlington, p. 190. See also Hist. of Lexington, Vol 2, p. 14,15. | 01/22/1846 |
| Cab | A real cab commenced running in this town on Monday... This is the first time a vehicle of this description has been owned in Woburn… | 05/15/1845 |
| Converse, Joshua | and others. Article in the Town Warrant “to see if the town will instruct the Selectman to prosecute Elbridge Trull for violation of the License Law.” | 04/24/1845 |
| Jehu | The Fast Rider: or the Successful Leap. | 02/12/1846 |
| Mechanic Rifleman, The | of Boston under the Command of Capt. Louis Dennis, visited the town yesterday and dined at the Horn Pond House. | 07/12/1844 |
| Middlesex Canal | …is doing a larger business at present than for any season the past eight years. | 09/20/1844 |
| Money, History of Hard | --- | 07/06/1844 |
| Money, Origin of Paper | --- | 07/06/1844 |
| Muster at Concord | --- | 09/20/1844 |
| Nelson, Mary | Wife of John Nelson and dau. of Nathan and Esther (Wilder) Wyman. Obituary. | 09/20/1844 |
| Randolph, Rev W.B. | Substance of the address delivered at the Corner Stone for the new Universalist Church in Woburn. | 07/12/1844 |
| Reading | Celebration. | 06/07/1844 |
| Bi-centennial | ||
| Richardson, Josiah | Thanks to the members of the Albion Engine Co., No. 1…Gravestone to…Josiah M. Richardson. | 07/12/1844 |
| Smith, Joseph | Mormon prophet, death of. | 07/12/1844 |
| Trull, Elbridge | About violation of the License Law. | 04/24/1845 |
| Universalist Church, New | Substance of the address delivered at the laying of the corner stone by Rev. W.B. Randolph. | 07/12/1844 |
| Universalist Church, New | This beautiful structure is getting along finally… | 09/20/1844 |
| Weston, Mary | Wife of Wyman Weston, formerly of Woburn, died at Reading, last Sunday (July 7) a. 74. | 07/12/1844 |
| Woburn Cemetery | Consecration Ceremonies. | 11/06/1845 |
| Woburn Fire Department | Albion Fire Company disbanded last Friday evening…the town of Woburn is now without any one under obligation to save the property of its citizens from fire… | 05/15/1845 |
| Woburn Mechanic Phalanx | Excursion to Concord, NH and Lowell, Massachusetts. Card of thanks for courtesies extended. | 08/16/1844 |
