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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1904
Page
7
A fragmented verse evokes misty hearts and winter scenes with shifting winds and a looming storm. The speaker contemplates love under mistletoe as darkness cycles and bright glimpses of dreaming moments cross the window.
John McCarthy of Berlin narrowly escaped serious injury when struck while lying on the tracks between Berlin and Carterville as a Hudson line car passed. Motorman Holmes halted the train and McCarthy was taken home with a broken right hand and a facial gash. The incident was treated by Dr. Goodwin of Clinton.
In Cambridge superior court last week judgment was entered for Ann M. Fahey against the city of Marlboro for 760 dollars. Fahey was injured in summer 1900 by a fall on a sidewalk on South Street, sustaining a bad wrist fracture. A. H. Coughlin represented Mrs. Fahey.
The Canterbury tomb of a single English king is verified after a long rumor of a hurricane washing his coffin. the dean and chapter opened the lead coffin to reveal a crumbling remains, confirming a monarch rests within the cathedral walls.
In dialogue, a clear assertion confirms the plan was proposed by George. The exchange shows confusion about the reasoning yet identifies George as the proposer of the idea.
A historical overview explains cooperative banks as wage earner oriented with 25 dollar monthly limits, 200 dollar matured shares, and 2000 dollar borrowing cap. It highlights Massachusetts as home to 130 co ops since 1877, with Marlboro noted for loans repaid and share counts reaching 3358. Key officials include C. B. Russell and E. B. Brigham among directors and auditors.
The article notes Genry Parsons receiving a Brevet Major rank by a New York Legislature act dated March 4, 1868, as part of a legacy of his military advancement. It recounts his service in Massachusetts, raising the Davis Guards in Marlboro, and successive promotions from Captain to Brigadier General before retirement.
Dennis OBrien and William Loughlin returned home from Roxbury and Winchester respectively. George O Halloran of Lynn visited his parents on Neil Street. James Guild concluded services for Hon. George A. Howe. Mrs Gorman visits Lexington. Joshua Keddy laid up with a cold. John Hartnett of Boston visited family. Wendall Babcock from Leominster visited his sisters. Mary Dalton recovering from a broken arm and leg. Annie June Johnson sings at St. Marks. Christmas music at Boothrow next Sunday. Annie B Bradley takes stenographer job at Fair View Farm under Elmer Howe.
The Concord Maynard and Hudson Street railway issues a weekly time table effective from September with frequent daily departures to Concord Junction Sudbury Street Westvale Switch and Maynard. The notice lists numerous train times including Sunday stops and notes service changes without notice.
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