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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1933
Page
4
Partial OCR fragment from Ihoro Massachusetts text mentions enterprises and a date March 8 1879 with a monetary amount but lacks clear event or entities to summarize.
A garbled passage discusses deforestation, government disapproval, and erosion along the Yangtze River. It mentions the President and authorities, but the text is incomplete and many details are unclear.
A fragmentary obituary notes a child burial at Forestvale Cemetery with mentions of Undertaker F A Md and reference to a New England hospital. The brief text indicates the child died and was laid to rest, with limited ceremony details.
Dr. C. S. Gaudette, a noted optometrist, will leave Marlboro Monday for a motor trip to the coast. The party plans several weeks of travel visiting the World's Fair in Chicago, Yellowstone Park, and other sites. They will also stop in San Los Angeles and take roughing equipment along.
The Art Lewis carnival arrives in Marlboro under the Sergeant John P. Colleary Post W.F. opens a week in Ward Park during Old Home Week. Proceeds aid Veterans funds for charitable work. Commander T. Frank Gorman oversees the event featuring Taylor Brothers aerialists, Speedy Palmer and wife, and a motor drome, ferris wheel, and midway attractions.
Tourists visit a cave linked to Calypso daughter of Atlas as Malta’s island hosts relics from Phoenician and Roman eras. The article notes ruins of Phoenician temples Roman villas early Christian tombs churches and pilgrimage sites tied to St Paul shipwreck.
The selectmen adopt a welfare department plan at the town farm. Eight acres are set aside for cultivating potatoes beans turnips beets and carrots.
A group of men from the Welfare lists have been assigned to work by Agent Patrick H. Gill to tend the department's farm and duties.
A cottage on Reservoir Street near Bolton Street was raided yesterday by Patrolmen Mane, II, and Mell. Suspects Burke and Montgomery faced charges including drunkenness and keeping intoxicating liquor for sale. Roy Fiddle of Everett was fined five dollars on drunkenness, suspended to July 10, while Burke's liquor sale case was continued to July 8 and Montgomery's case to August 5.
Beaudreau, son of Judge and Mrs Raoul, fled New York on the Santa Barbara bound for Valparaiso Chile. The trip is a 16 day water journey with stops at various ports. They expect to return by September 25 to resume studies at Harvard.
Mrs Albert Taylor and Emily of Saratoga Springs New York visited Ernest Taylor in Marlboro and returned home. Priscilla Whitman Helen Benson and Gro Girl Scouts members were guests of Benson and others visiting Biddeford Maine relatives. Mary Lynch of Dorchester noted as resident here amid hospital stay and local relatives. Buy American.
Hudson Miss Frances B. Rice, assistant high school principal, will visit the World's Fair. Sunday school and Epworth League services at the Methodist Episcopal church will be omitted during July and August and resume in September. Hudson Rotary club will omit its weekly meeting and luncheon tomorrow night at Bharen's restaurant because of the holiday.
Mrs Port er Kouzounas of Biddeford was injured on the forehead and taken to Marlboro hospital after a collision on Main Street. William Cannes of Biddeford, driving with an expired license, was arrested by Officer Boudreau and fined 25 dollars in district court.
Massachusetts society for the prevention of cruelty to animals visits the Julian estate in Lincoln for the last in a series of open houses. A hill top castle like residence overlooks grounds, with a private museum featuring treasures gathered by Mr. DeCordova.
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