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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1915
Page
10
Real estate notice in Concord advertising homes for one or two families. A 12 acre parcel is offered with emphasis on entry costs including an 8258 down payment and an 1200 price point. The ad markets the new development as a Jet era project with staged homes.
The notice announces probate proceedings and a sun of administration to Anne in Middlesex County. It cites a will, requests filing of copies and citations to appear, and sets a hearing date in March 1915. The document names W. B. Rogers as Register and Chares J. McInurg as Judge, with Keyes as petitioner’s counsel.
A reader notes ongoing problems with inadequate ventilation on the 101 Concord to Hudson route cars. The piece cites a Conductor who keeps ventilators open to let in air, while others close them, worsening odor and air quality for passengers.
Mrs Kempton entertained Misses and Smith of Pair as Sudbury noted a town hall gathering April 9. The obituary notes Mrs Garfield age 81 of Metis school, resident since 1851 arrival, widow of Hes and Sarah Taylor. Four children survive Frank of Grafton, Powers of Sudbury, with a praised record of local service and church work. Funeral rites were held at the M church with Claire Davis leading, a Sudbury quartet performing, and many natives in attendance. interment at Mt Pleasant cemetery.
A crowded audience attended the Weese junior class program with many tickets sold in advance. The program included Good Cheer, English d, Cuckoo German, a high school chorus with Myre Fairbank as accompanist, and acts featuring Mr Frog Dana Whitin Leonard Mrs Mouse Josephine The Little Mouse Barth Story sung by Mr Cole with Margaret Byrne. Recitation In School Days Whittier Helen Binoem Violin solo Song Medley by Miss Bertha Cumilinge and others with accompanist Margaret.
The town reports new summer crews for the railroad, sleep ers delivered for the Boston & Maine line, and personnel moves including Leonard Murdock taking Deacon Weeks farm duties in Marlboro. A new post office site is chosen between local stores with contracts awarded for wall laying and building erection.
The Woman's club meeting featured Mrs Gilsen of Wellester as speaker in place of ill president Mrs George Winslow Perkins. She spoke on club progress in home economies arts and literature and noted the group supports a school nurse in Quincy and advocates more libraries and a new school for feeble minded.
Fragmented note emphasizes noticing amber hue in urine and kidney symptoms. Warns readers to seek guidance for subtle signs and possible trouble, mentioning Maribor Olsen and Gaibert with references to frequent discharge and eye spots.
A fragmentary excerpt ponders life’s richness shown in friends and street faces. The text hints at a philosophical glimpse into daily humanity and shared experiences. The passage remains incomplete and unresolved.
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