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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
5
A featured design from a small home competition shows a six room house with plaster exterior, flexible siding options, and space optimization. It highlights a central hall, a fireplace parlor with built in bookcases, a dining room, under stair seating, two upper bedrooms, a bath, and a full basement with heating plant, laundry and fruit room.
Miss Miriam Whitney visits friends in Baldwinsville while R Sias family moves to Pepperell. Mrs George Hayward and son spend a week in Waltham. Bennett firm sells remnants and goods. Laura Jones visits cousin Arlene Jones. Arthur Beatty of Winthrop visits Aunt Mrs Burton B Smith in Acton. Mrs Bouvier of Fitchburg visits Herbert Gray family. Mrs Earl R Jones and nephew Robert Durham stay at Old Orchard Maine. Mrs Clara Arnold of Marlboro visits brother Lewis Hastings in Acton. Mr and Mrs William Prankle visit Mrs Koerner in Huntington NY. Henry Tolman and children visit Boxboro. Leroy Chase family from New Bedford occupy Macomber tenement. Chase helping build Lowell road. First Universalist church Sunday school picnic at Long Pond. rain forces shelter in unfinished building. Acton Associates move barn into Canedy Construction site during Lowell road work. Rooms formerly used by George in basement of block now quarters for a Mr and Mrs Bert Willis. Willis family stay with brother Allison Willis in Concord Junction. next week guests of Mr and Mrs Walter A Tuttle. Misses Florence and Irene Merran and Frances Hodgen, teachers, attend summer session at North Adams Normal School. Frank B Lothrop Company plans homes for employees, purchasing property on School and River streets and adjoining sites. current occupants to be moved.
A significant real estate transfer concludes this week as the property of the late Ellen Josephine Conant passes to a new owner. The transaction finalizes the estate settlement and marks a notable local transfer of property.
A brief obituary note records the death of Ange Johnny who died as a child, with Dan confirming the loss and a sense of longing and heavenward ascent implied by the poem-like line.
The Cornell 32 inch board is marketed to convert attics into usable space. It promises triple sizing against moisture, prevents cracking warping or buckling, and provides added room with low cost.
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