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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1926
Page
11
A garbled text fragment lists travel and visits including Canadians tourists touring Canada and visiting sites in Quebec and Montreal. It notes Atty and Mrs Leslie Sigm returning from Old Orchard Beach, mentions Mrs P H and son William and sister Mrs Gorge McGuire with three children from Detroit returning from Hampton Beach, and references a birth to Mrs Thomas Lucher with a well and child.
Fragmentary account notes a forgotten end of Acre and a slate slab in an old churchyard on Harbard Street. It mentions a leading figure honored for honesty and broad view in faith, with bones in an ancient cemetery. Unclear place, dates, and Italian ties arise in the scattered text.
John Albert Blake grand high priest of the General Grand Royal Arch and former Massachusetts grand master of Masons was seriously hurt in a collision at Sudbury and Fairhaven roads. The 83 year old was taken to Emerson hospital with a broken arm and other injuries, later to Phillips House. His chauffeur suffered cuts but recovered.
William V. Cameron reports a Progressive Lodge K of P field day at Vose playgrounds on 26. Events include 100 and 220 yard races, two mile run, tug of war, Holy Name baseball at 3 pm, and races for boys and girls at 5 pm. A fox trot and grand dance close the day with prizes and a Lowell orchestra.
Henry F Smith of Concord dies at age ninety three after a long life of town and family service. Born August 13 1883 in Gloucester he later moved to Concord. He worked at Wesat vale and Stantish Mills and married Hannah Lindon in 1865. He held lodge offices and contributed to public libraries and town governance. He leaves six sons nineteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren with most residing in the area.
Maynard notes Florence Wilder Katherine Keegan Theresa Murray and Mary Burke as last named residents or individuals associated with Clinton in the local notice.
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