New Chapel Sunday Gifts Presented to Church Memorials
Memorial gifts were presented at New Chapel Sunday in memory of deceased loved ones. Donors include Miss Memorial, Mrs. Charlies Berry, Miohn McCarthy, Mrs. Bilén Culli, McNisf, and Mrs. John Fry, with several gifts from families including Mr. and Mrs. Willis and their children. The ceremony drew a large crowd as Mildred Moore hosted an event, with plans for services continuing into Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Memorial
Charlies Berry
Miohn ‘McCarthy
Bilén Cullifotn McNisf
John Fry
Pitchburg
Willis
Rome
Mr. J
Mildred Moore
South Acton Rest Needed After LocalIncidents
The fragment notes the town of South Acton needing rest after an annual event and mentions Sterling Moore losing a valuable horse last Monday. It also references residents in the area, family notices, and travels, including weddings, visits, and a building project at a local intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satira
Sterling Moore
Tsane Ford
Mere Janes
Kenneth Reed
Ray
Gust
Charles Tuttle
Waltham
Leeds
Samuel Inegon
Varnum
Tuttle
Walter Haywood
Martin and
Iow
Walter
Braman
Ashburnham
Gertrude Bird
York
Friends
Red
Oraig
Sicknees Richardson
Mrs. Aldenee
Hosmer
Svee
Mutual Profit Debate Over Charge to Boy
An exchange questions the proper fee for a boy drawing instruction or service. The dialogue centers on fairness, duty, and compensation, reflecting local concerns about obligations and profits in a teaching or mentoring context.
Local Society Notes From Gloucester and Nearby
Local social items mention A Dodge in Gloucester with N G Houghton family visiting from Spectacle Pond week end visits with Mr and Mrs Hammond. Ida E Plane and others entertained with music and credits given for Friday show. Edward Cheney named chancellor over Marlboro lodge. Mill shutdown from 14 to 28 July announced. Lin Lawton’s orchestra to have a busy period with multiple engagements.
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A. Dodge
Gloucester City
N. G
Gettysburg
M Party
Wacker
Ley
Nellie Crowley
Lin Lawton
Weekend events close this week with picnics and games
The schedule runs Thursday through Saturday with evening games at Lake and Boon and a full Friday at St. Bridget's picnic. All area stores will close for the day Friday as the community marks the long weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake, Boon
St. Bridget’s
Sago
John Shattuck
Concord Junction Plans And Town Notices
Pressure in Concord Junction shifts as Compitteemen Messer considered candidacy. George Towne and Frank Mansir appear in town events while Rev C L Pierce and family camp at Fort Pond. Fort Sale lists several wagons and mowing machines. A W Davis hosts the notices.
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Messer
Baton le
George Towne
Gettysburg
Penn
Frank Mansir
Somerville
C. L. Pierce
Red
Fort Pond
Lynn
Hapgood
Fort Sale
A. W. Davis
Burning Barn and Mill Fire Endangers Village
A fire damaged a cattle shed and horse barn by Reed’s mill as hose lines leaked, hindering water pressure. Cattle were released and two horses saved before hose wagons and chemical aid ended the blaze. The incident urged ready new hose before the 4th.
Concord Notables Vacation and Camp Departures Across Region
Pliny Jewell and family head to summer locale. Frank Hubbard visits Lake Nagog. Parish hall work progresses. Adelaié Potter noted. Summer months at Wi Mesers. Daniels and Conant attend Unity Lake camp in Maine. S Monaco sails for Italy on the 15th for several months. Company I seeks about 15 new men before its annual tour of duty.
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Pliny Jewell
Frank Hubbard
Lake Nagog
Adelaié’ Potter Te
Wi Mesers
Daniels
Conant
Unity Lake
S. Monaco
Italy
Co. I
Local Regiments Seek Battle Anniversary Donations
The report notes regiments offered to supply funds ranging 60 to 160 dollars with Concord hoping to secure at least one. A second fundraiser is planned for next Saturday the 6th amid a call for citizens to fly flags in honor of Gettysburg veterans. Miss Frances Shaughnessy’s pupils hosted a recital with refreshments for guests. Middlesex Institution for Savings lists officers and trustees who took oaths, including Wheeler and Brown, with Edward W. among newly named corporators.
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Concord Company
Gettysburg
Frances Shaughnessy
Fragmentary antiquated verse on pilgrim progress
The text presents a fragmented early modern style note about pilgrim progress. It lacks clear events or identifiable individuals beyond references to pilgrimage and moral undertaking. The passage reads as a scholarly fragment rather than a complete report or narrative with concrete outcomes.
Omitted duties prompt uncertain start and end
Fragment the text suggests a duty or service statement with missing beginning and ending phrases. The note implies an incomplete directive or ceremonial instruction, indicating the author omitted sections describing duties and the proper sequence.
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Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item noting a home posting or position reference. The readable text is unclear but suggests an update about a person or post. Further context is needed to confirm events, names, or place.
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Walter J. Browne Cele
Will Blam Cobmtan
South Acton
HeLe
Hibite
Concord Junction
Concord
Boston
Albert Vanderhoof
Gonvord
Coronal
The
Middlesex Institut
Wheeler
William Wheeler
Herbert W. Hosmer
Harvey Wheeler
Charles &. Brown Loring N. Fowler ‘Prescott
Keyes
Thomas Todd Woodward Hudson
Edward J. Bartlett
Murray Ballow
Charles H. Towle
Middlesex
Edward ‘W
John Au
Bunion
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