Genie Fletcher Visits Washington DC
Genie Fletcher is visiting Washington DC, the capital city, for an unspecified engagement during a travel stop.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1907
Page
8
Genie Fletcher is visiting Washington DC, the capital city, for an unspecified engagement during a travel stop.
A column of town happenings notes appendicitis surgery, homecomings, farm sales, a church visit by Rev. N T Dyer, and social visits to Stow and Bloomsburg. Obituary records mark the death of Mrs. Sophia Randall aged 72 with services at home and burial in Mt Hope cemetery Acton.
Otis H. Forbush of Acton Massachusetts announces auction sales to be conducted at Acton Centre. The date listed is Saturday April 20 1907 with details unspecified in the fragment.
Concord and surrounding towns see varied estate auctions with farms selling cows horses wagons and farm tools, plus households in Concord Carlisle Road Wayland and Acton. Listings note executrix Ellen M Wheeler and multiple dates April 22 25 26 29 May 4 and ongoing sales by Forbush with extensive cattle and personal property postings.
West Acton Mr and Mrs Geo E Holton of Northampton were recent guests at the home of his father C H Holton.
The Woman's club enjoyed a musical program and a talk by Tei Ninomyia a Smith College student from Japan She wore a silk kimono spun woven by her family and performed songs in Japanese accompanied by Mrs Walter Leland The event included vocal solos piano duets and refreshments George W Burroughs Boxboro Mass advertises eggs for hatching West Acton local notes
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