Article clipped from The Berkshire Evening Eagle

WASHINGTON.—State Engineer Curtis of Pittsfield was in fnwn Friday to make plans for the building of the concrete bridge m the piece of state road. Mr. Chase isdoing the mason work.—Her, E. E. Stewart, pastor of the 1. EL church, and family, returned Saturday from a two weeks' visit with out-of-town relatives.—Mrs. E. H. Eames and Evelyn Kent spent Friday in Pittsfield.—( hauneey F. Corey of Beeket called on relatives in town Sunday.—Mr. and Mrs. Harry lt;». Messenger were guests of Mrs. Messenger's parents, Air. and Mrs. William Culver,Sunday.- H A. Bid well of Reokef was in town on business Thursday and Friday.- Mrs. Jenny Corey and grand da tighter, lua Culver, ocre in PittsfieldFriday,—Many of the farmers in town ha\e been hauling cider apples to Hinsdale and Recket where ears are being loaded for shipment,- Karl l/'vpoiish has sold five 'n rge pigs to Joseph Blotz,(lien. A. Corey of Richmond was the grn-st of his mother Sunday.—Selertma n lt;ieoygo Messenger andFrank Chapel hav* looked over the roads in the west part of the town, which Mr, Chapel has charge of. and they were found iu good condition and accepted.
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The Berkshire Evening Eagle

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, US

Wed, Nov 01, 1911

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