02 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
1
A jumble of names and places shows residents from Worcester and surrounding towns visiting relatives and friends. Homes in Bristol Dover Ipswich Newburyport Ware Roslindale and Greenfield figure as hosts travelers like Annie McCarron Mae Nelson Walter Den and Mrs James Dunford travel for holidays and family gatherings.
Mrs George Murphy was a sun day visitor in Lowell. Miss Margaret R Robertson of Lowell and Mrs Isaac John Bdxton visited Orange for a holiday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Cuttell spent weekend in Boston and East Saugus. Mrs Louis Clark of Spray NC visited her parents in town. Arthur Hart of New London re joins Mr and Mrs Frank E Ss.Juson touring Lowell Andover Somerville. Florence Mann Lessie Lawton Marion Townsend and Ray mond Kitchin left for a holiday at their summer home in Freeport Maine. Mrs Joseph Clark and children Catherine visited the Browns. Peter Stitt Miss Mary Stitt spend the week with Gus Goettier. Sadie Stitt returned home from Broad Brook with her parents.
Local notices list Memorial Day visitors and holiday guests from Boston Cambridge Lynn and New York in Marlboro and nearby towns. Mentions include Delia Flynn, Ilene Cleary, Miss Crimmins, Mrs Bliss Rock Weet, Frank Callahan, Eugene Pratt and others. Also notes Marlboro lodge I C O F had no meeting and Fort Meadow cottage opening to sound the summer season.
R G Reed and family of Waverly spent Sunday here. W J Moore and son laying foundation for Samuel F Carlisle house. David Moan of Auburndale visited friends here. Frank Houghton and Ralph from Cliftondale called on Feronda. J Foster and family vacationed at Baker's Island cottage. C H Mead received oranges from San Francisco and wonders who sent them. W C T A annual meeting set at Mrs Martin B Wood's home Thursday at 2 30 p m. A F Durkes and family of Salem visited with his brother C G Durkee. John McNiff and Florence visited relatives in Hudson and Berlin. Frank Mansir and wife went to Sherborn to Mrs Mansir's sister for holiday then returned. W J Smiley traded Elmore for a Ford touring car at Torrey & Vialle. Mrs Bila Burroughs of Somerville visited W H Teele. Miss Vera Bradford, formerly of this town, recently graduated from the Amergon School of Oratory.
Downing Whittemore of Boston visited with Dr. L A Allan on Sunday. 43 Payson and son Hardy of Wollaston were town visitors. C G Dole and family are again summering. Mrs A J Noyes visited sister in Ashland. Miss Helen A Wood of Leominster visited O D Ward. Moses A Reed improves his premises with a new bath. B M Stagley at work. Mrs Robert Wayne paints her buildings. D A Pinkham overseeing work. Vie committee praised for church patriotic entertainment. Miss Mary Wayne ill and not recovering. Charles McDaniels visiting aunt M A Reed. he returns from California Exposition. Frank B Chapman to refurbish his home with new water line and electric lights. Parsonage changes noted from years past.
A garbled text fragment references liberty and government with mentions of seeds and unity, suggesting a political or philosophical note. Key clear terms include liberty, government, and seed imagery, but concrete facts or dates are absent.
Kenneth B. Cook from Waterbury visited Concord over the holiday. Cora Penniman of Lynn and others were guests, while a brush fire off Bedford Road damaged pine grove land by about 200 dollars. The fire started by campers carelessness. a boat and cordwood were burned.
A Bartlett house occupancy on Mossment and Heyrig oath Rev G A Tewksbury in Bangor for college events. Civic league talk by George Coleman in Baton hall. 26th wedding anniversary plans for Mr and Mrs Ballou. Fire near Walden Street and Country Club area investigated. Mrs Daniel Lothrop visiting California to join daughter Margaret. Red Cross work in Europe discussed. leave of absence granted to a staff member.
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