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Artier
F. EB. Ganderson Riverside
FB J Coughlin
Publicatem
H. L. Whitcomb
Convicts Daughter and Local Notices Highlight Week in Town
Readville resident Herbert Akroyd visits town while Worcester's Arthur Drew calls and Hopkinton guests linger. News covers social calls, dancing plans, temperance event date change, street improvements, and local business notes with transport schedules and venue notices.
Concord community meetings and club gathering notes
In Concord the city council smoke talk features Thomas Powers discussing the Railroad Mail Service. Rev O Rahr Staff to lecture on Rev C F Nik sen’s book Sigeird Synore. The Concord Musical club hosts a February gathering with Miss May D Brooks and Mrs Walter K Shaw, with Helen Shorey and Alice Bulkeley contributing musical numbers and a tea at Miss Brooks’ home.
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Concord Council
K. of C
Thomas Powers
O.rahr
C. F
West Acton Socials and Illnesses Mark Weekend
Mabel Parker and Grace Richardson visited relatives in West Acton and Stoneham while Will Hart's Medford family spent the holidays with A. A. Hart. The Winona Rebekah Lodge plans to confer degrees on six candidates March 4. The sick list grows with grip becoming common. several residents including Mrs. Chas. J. Holton, G. B. Parker, and J. D. Cobuin are ill. A Universalist church supper and program are scheduled for Feb. 26. The railway station and cigar manufactory were broken into Friday night, with the thief taking little and causing disorder overall.
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Winona Rebekah Lodge
Chas. J. Holton
G. B. Parker
J. D. Cobuin
the Universalist Church
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