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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
6
William Marlboro is home from Harvard. Thomas Henry of Boston visits relatives. A Plumbers' union outing is planned for July. Several residents travel to Canada and New Hampshire for vacations. The Millis ball team edges Hollistons 2–1. Post office staff changes and local church outings are announced. Court Canada F. of A. elects officers with installation planned July 8.
A collage of social updates includes residents in Marlboro Brockton and Westboro visiting or vacationing at Coney Island Providence and Lynn engagements weddings and family gatherings. Local travelers and notable mentions include ex-Councilman Moise Lasseville and residents at Fort Meadow and Solomon’s Pond.
A playful line features a spider greeting the pursuing fly as a housewife nears, hinting at domestic humor and a simple chase around the home. The quip captures a bucolic mood and everyday whimsy.
Mary L Parmenter is appointed administratrix of John W Garfield late of Sudbury Middlesex County. She has given bond as required. Creditors must present their claims and debtors pay their debts to Mary L Parmenter at Sudbury Massachusetts. June 21 1907.
Marlboro items list W F Heffron at Buffalo Bill show in Worcester Judge J W McDonald and family spend July at Hampton Beach James M Lounsbury of Somerville visiting his brother John M Lounsbury in Highland Street Miss Neljlie McKenna of Milford guest at Edward McEnany’s home Catherine Connelly of Fairhaven visiting Miss Clare OGrady Mechanic’s Street Mrs Anna G Warren of Boston to spend July with Mrs Mary Parmenter Ames Edward Gately Ringold Street takes summer job in Mainst sole leather room Misses Mary and Anna Ahern of Brockton guests of their uncle John Ahern Ringold Street Fourth of July week Mrs George Ordway and children visit Mrs Ordway’s parents Benjamin Cole Gay Street Preston Parker Herbert A Proctor Walter Allen and Charles Rice return from trip to Boston Provincetown Frank B Proctor and family relocate to cottage on Felton Street Harvey Fiske Norwood Street enjoys Maine summer vacation Clifton A Proctor of North Marlboro visiting parents Elm Patrick McCabe returns to work after rheumatism at S H Howe main factory Sailings to Ireland and England booked for Thomas S Burke’s agency Belherst club members go to Revere Beach for Fourth of July week Catherine and Mary Ahern Ringold Street Clarice Rafferty South Street Mollie and Nellie McCarthy West Main Street enjoy Nantasket Beach outing Walter Urquhart Pleasant Street sidelined with foot injury from rusty nail.
Trustees under the will of Mary E. Greene petition to sell real estate in Maynard Middlesex. The court schedules a hearing on July seventeenth nineteen hundred seven in Cambridge. Notice requires serving the citation fourteen days prior or publishing three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise. Witness Charles J. McIntire, First Judge, June twenty second, nineteen hundred seven.
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