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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1903
Page
8
Local notes from West Acton recount visitors and residents in Boston Welleseley and Newton. Miss Zelia Cutler returns from vacation. Mrs. Carrie Chariton visits B I M Chariton. Alberta Littlefield marries Walter Tuttle. Sheldon Littlefield moves to Boston after marriage news at Rev Easterbrook’s.
Local store Littlefield advertises heavy underwear shirts and drawers for men and boys at reduced prices. Reg prices from 25 to 40 cents per garment, marked down to 20 cents, plus fleece lined shirts and drawers and vests offered in multiple sizes at 75 cents each.
Mrs Johanna Soderholm of Fergus Falls Minnesota fell and dislocated her shoulder. She was treated locally and remained in the hospital for observation.
Rev. Mr. Rice preached at the Congregational church. Mr and Mrs Searles announce the birth of a baby daughter. Arthur Wayne suffered tonsillitis last week. Ladies' Church Aid meets with Mrs Otis Forbush at 2 PM. Miss Hattie Tuttle visits Worcester relatives. Next Sunday evening features music in the village. Town discussions on the Lowell and Fitchburg line evoke interest and hope for no opposition.
In Sudbury the schools will reopen January third following a holiday break doubled in length due to local coal situation. Letters from town reflect concerns and a meeting of officials including M. D. attended by farmers. Cattle disease was the discussed topic at the session.
Jumbled OCR fragment mentions a soda related item and a shoulder pain incident. No clear names, places, dates, or actions emerge from the readable text.
Miss Ella Brown spent Sunday at her Worcester home while H L Hobson recovers from throat trouble. A rumor says G J Raymond of Raymond bought the J B Pierce factory. Miss Emma BeHowS visited her brother at Holliston last week. O B Hunt returned to duty after a sudden illness. New magazines were added to the library collection. Jes Mission circle funds relief for Mrs MacLaren after a second shock. Amherst connections noted among friends.
North Sudbury residents visit friends as Miss Wilma Bishop visits Waltham. Mrs A F Hunt visits Weston on Thursday. D Haynes, recently ill, returns home to Nobscot after a week away. Local residents share greetings and travel to nearby neighborhoods.
Fragmentary medical note cites croup and coughing in children with mentions of time and typical symptoms. Details are sparse and no final diagnosis or treatment given.
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