Local Notes On Illnesses Visits and Projects
Miss Lillian Chinn is seriously ill with rheumatic fever. Irving Seymour entertained guests from Marlboro over Sunday. A H Young moved into his new house last week. W L Stone and son lost a valuable horse to pneumonia. W Coty visited friends in Fall River Sunday. Henry H Smith issued his annual Cosmos Gardens catalogue. Mrs W B Miles is the latest mumps patient but recovering. Road Commissioner Stone began work on the highways Monday. H N Young of Concord Junction visited town Monday to see his brother.
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Lillian Chinn
Irving Seymour
Marlboro
A. H. Young
W. L. Stone and Son
W. Coty
Fall River
Henry H. Smith
Cosmos Gardens
W. B. Miles
Stone
H. N. Young
Concord Junction
Debate on Child Labor and Play in Concord Fabrics
The Concord gathering advocates strong state child protection laws, praising Massachusetts standards and higher factory workmanship while criticizing unregulated industries. Speakers urge public education for merchants and a city and country balance, stressing play infrastructure and supervised rooms for rural children.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Lynn
Brockton
Federation of Women's Clubs
Commonwealth
London
Paris
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
America
England
C. H. Towle
Alice Jacobs
E. F. Whitney
Home Club
Franklin B. Sanborn
Concord
Mr. Sanborn
Miss Whittier
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Maynard
Royal Worcester
U. S
Dafer
Arker
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Sister
T. F. Parker
MAIN
Main St
F. H. Bryant
Sudbury
J. F. Gannon
W. H. Gutteridge
Boards of Investment
Board Commissioners of Savings Banks
Alfred T. Haynes
George FE. Johnson
Hyde Park
Mill Operative Glass and
the Colonial Inn
Mrs. W. Rollins Abrams
Corticelli
Waltham
Big Dry Goods Dept
Moody St. Waltham