Boy Dies Drowning While Swimming At Concord River
John Tobin aged 12, of Thoreau Street, went swimming with his younger brother near Thoreau Point. He wandered onto a sandbar and, unable to swim, sank in deep water. Divers recovered the body after about 25 feet of water. He attended Emerson School and is survived by his parents, a brother and two sisters. Funeral was held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at St. Bernard's Cemetery.
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John Tobin
Thoreau St
Dineberries
Thoreau’s Point
Concord
John
Waltham
Craig
Sullivan
Varley
Herbert Hosmer, Jr
Edward Varley, Jr
Hosmer
Emerson School
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Wild Leap for Life on Milldam Trial Trip
A delivery auto driven by Chauffeur Macone on a trial run in Concord veered near Keyes' store and then toward a barn. John M. Keyes, seated in the rear, leaped to avoid an explosion but landed head first, suffering a severe shake up and a minor trousers laceration with no major injuries.
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Milldam
Macone
Keyes
Concord
John M. Keyes
Community Notes From The Swampscott Area
Emily Watson of Swampscott visits her son F H Watson. Mr and Mrs James Moulton of Swampscott visit the Watsons. F L Garland praises The Enterprise as advertising medium after selling his entire stock of cabbage plants and twice that amount.
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Clat
Chatham
Emily Watson
Swampscott
F. H. Watson
James” Moulton
F.H. Watson
F. L. Garland
Classified Ad Briefs From Concord Junction Notice
Advertised letters list several names. Concord Junction presents a sale notice for plant varieties at 25 cents per hundred with delivery to Express Company. Boston terrier puppies for sale at three to five dollars each with color described.
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Concord Junction
F. L. Garland
F. Concord Junction
Sudbury Notices Mention Local Visits And Moves
Sudbury residents report visits and moves including Mrs Walter Hayden and Esther of West Medway visiting Mrs Etta Bent. Elizabeth McClaren returns from Dublin N H and stays with Mrs Elms in South Sudbury. Three Worcester mail clerks and wives host Henry Rice for a surprise party. Rev Ida C Hultin and Miss Mary Jewett relocate from South Weymouth to Mrs John Taylor's house after delays due to Miss Jewett illness.
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Walter Hayden
Esther
West Medway
Etta Bent
Elizabeth McClaren
Dublin
N. H
Elms
South Sudbury
Worcester
Henry Rice
Ida C. Hultin
Mary Jewett
South Weymouth
John Taylor
Miss Jewett
Hudson Band Plays Tonight at Town Hall Concert
The Hudson band offers a concert in front of the town hall tonight with selections including Waldmere Overture Austrian Kela Bela Schottische Harold C B Jennings Concert Waltz Impassioned Dreams. Bob Jacobs of Hudson starred for Maynard against Clinton bartenders with three hits three runs three assists and 12 putouts Tuesday afternoon.
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Hudson Band
Waldmere
Lozey
Bob” Jacobs
Hudson
Maynard
Clinton
Bob
Probate Court Notice from Middlesex Massachusetts
Legal notice from Middlesex Probate Court to heirs and creditors regarding an estate. The document references an executor named Charles and a beneficiary Jane Ganhoey and mentions citation to appear in court in September. Details are partially garbled but indicate probate proceedings and publication in the Maynard enterprise.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Charles Ie
Janes Ganhoey
Commonwealth of Middlesex
Lucinda Kameon
Stow
A. Beaith
Ald
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Lake Walden
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Iowa
Lony
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James Casey
F. F. Clark
John W
Guataph Witerbure
Sudbury
Simmer Shoes
Creighton’s Shoe Emporium
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Edward T. Harrington &Co
Washington Street
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Mass
W. C. Schouler
Waltham Lexington
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Lexington
Waltham Street
Allen Street
Arlington
Sinan
Mapleere
Bernice Ba
Lady Lowzetta
Ethlander
Rissie
Alaska
Lillian
Kielan
Lillise Ethel
Planet Jr
Eureka Dobbie Corner
King of Vornheld
Eureka Hero
U. S
Davis
Babcock
Ron
DeLee’s
The
Ice
Commonwealth of Massachuse
Heire-At-Law
A. J. Coughlan
J. Kulchar
New
York
Barber Walden Street
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