10 Jul 1891
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1891
Page
1
Thieves gained entry through a lower floor window and stole valuables from Neil Currie and his daughter including a gold warer, three gold chains, six rings, nine to ten dollars, and a cut traveling bag. Total loss near 300 dollars plus a prized watch. L 8 Brooks also affected as the family was away.
Local notices from Maynard and Acton detail subscriber lists, recoveries, pending arrests, gallery exhibits, and family visits. Reports include deaths from cholera infantum, Sunday school changes, Red Men installation, and a lively Independence Day parade with fireworks and a parade crowd.
A fragment references an entity named A. A. Wheeler and an enterprise left behind, with no clear context or outcome. The readable text is too incomplete to identify event, date, or location.
A fragment notes the Enterprise Post Office at this place and at the site, indicating a generic postal location reference within a local context.
Summer boarders arrive as New England Assembly plans unfold at Lakeview Framingham next week. Sudbury guests include David Gerry and family of Orange New Jersey and L C Hunt and family of Roxbury. Fred Goodnow to build a residence on Leavitt hill with James E Hall as contractor. John B Goodnow funds a granite fountain to be placed in the South Sudbury square, fed from a local well, with the South Sudbury Improvement Association overseeing the project.
Dr. Sanders and family enjoy vacation in Maine as the 14th annual Unitarian grove meeting is planned for Weirs New Hampshire from July 25 to August 3. The program features varied entertainment with notable New England speakers and excursions to scenic spots.
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