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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1901
Page
8
South Acton reports Herman Taptey in town for a Sunday visit with Grand Master William E. Dusseault and I C O O. attendance at a Ten Day event. local sports mention Maynard baseball and a pitching error during a ninth inning rally. Theron F. Newton vacationing in Gardner and Miss Carrie visiting family. Congregational church C E convention resumes in town.
South Acton locals advertise harnesses boots and shoes from H. Clark at seasonable prices.
Acton Center reports a boating bridge dedication and notes visitors from Lowell and Jersey. Ida Tuttle returns from New Jersey after a month as a guest of Mr. last week. Local officials list attendees for the dedication ceremony and a gavel gift from Temple. Acton residents seek a horse sale listing as winter ends.
A fragmentary description outlines a rail trip between Kendall Green and Hollis with views of Lake Winnipesaukee and nearby scenery. The notes mention the New Hampshire landscape and an historic or scenic journey aboard a train stopping at intermediate stations along the lake region.
Navy officials deny receiving any withdrawal notice for Admiral Sampson from the Schley court of inquiry. Counsel may be allowed, Stayton expected to review department records. Brooklyn officers named by Schley for testimony. O'Brien named associate counsel for Schley.
In Havana on August 28 a man bitten by an infected mosquito after inoculation with Dr Caldes serum has developed a genuine yellow fever case. The doctor has not yet examined the patient.
Set weekly morning schedule notes that mail sent to the Enterprise Cor respondent at the Post Office will receive prompt attention. The directive emphasizes timely handling of correspondence and assures receivers of swift processing.
West Acton residents report visits from relatives and guests including Miss Sarah J. Wyman and Master Nelson Miles of Westminister. The annual West Acton Yacht Club race and clam bake is planned. Rev. Wm. Dusseault will preach at the Universalist church next Sunday.
Fragmentary text mentions a quantity of meadow swale grasa and a desire for a reasonable price but provides no clear details on parties, location, or terms. The passage is incomprehensible and unusable for a full item.
Maynard reports Mrs. George Mead visiting Providence for two weeks. Annie L. Cardow of Exeter NH is in town visiting friends. Several locals volunteer for the James Reilly benefit including Mrs. Lee Donahue Miss Minnie James and Bert Mallison. Hedlen-Robinson of Malden visits Albert Batley while Susie Courtney of Lowell stays with Mrs. H. H. McGrail. The boiler house at the mill is being raised and Bert Abe has found work at Sharon. Dr K T Peene nee of Leominster plans to locate in town. Walter Tilton visits Glastonbury and Maine. Owens visits friends and Chests are mentioned.
A Cincinnati figure, R. Niblo, former athletic superintendent, asserts asthma can be cured after claiming seven years of personal experience. The brief statement appears amid inconsistent text and unclear sourcing.
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