Dorcas Pickard Dies After Illness in New Hampshire
Dorothy A Pickard eldest daughter of Dr and Mrs I L Pickard died of pneumonia brought on by the Spanish influenza in William New Hampshire where she had been teaching. Born Concord Junction May 31 1898 she excelled at Concord High School Framingham Normal and taught in Fitzwilliam before moving Home. she led local church youth work and county Christian Endeavor activities. Funeral private from Highland Street with burial at Sleepy Hollow.irs
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Dorothy A Pickard
I. L. Pickard
William
N. H
Concord High School
Framingham Normal School
Fitzwilliam
Dorothy
Igham Normal School
Young Peoples Society
Schvone
Middlesex
Union of Christian Endeavor Societies
Highland St
A. W
Stone
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Concord
Park
Death of 13 Year Old Inez Bonello in Concord
The 13 year old Inez Bonello daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Bonello died Tuesday October 1 at home on Laws Brook Road after a brief Spanish influenza illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at Help of Christians church with burial at St Bernard's cemetery. Inez known as the little mother to younger children received many floral tributes as friends and neighbors express sympathy.
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Inez Bonello
Alexander Bonello
Laws Brook Rd
Help of Christians ‘Church
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Concord
Inez
Death of Private Frank E Wright at Camp Devens
Private Frank Elwin Wright died at Camp Devens from pneumonia following influenza. Born 1897 in Brownington Vermont, he moved to Evansville Vermont, worked for Whitney Coal & Grain Co., and joined the service in July. He is survived by his wife Myrtie Green, his parents, a sister and three brothers. Interment was in Orleans Vermont after a service conducted by Rev. Smithers.
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Camp Devens
Frank Elwin Wright
Wright
Brownington
Evansville
Whitney: Coal & Grain Co
Vermont
M.W
Orleans
Smithers
Myrtie Green
Hiwin) Wright
Otis H. Forbush Auctioneers Sale Notices
Concord Junction Mass auctioneer Otis H Forbush to auction Oct 10 at 9 30 am for J Gena Holliston MA then Oct 14 Danvers all day sale for administrator Everett L Wentworth Dayton and Newbury St Oct 30 and 31 trustee sale of Charles L Richardson Estate Manchester NH largest household goods sale in years Richardson longtime paymaster at Amoskeag Mills Manchester
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Otis H. Forbush
Concord Junction
Mass
J. Gena
Richardson
Amoskeag
Manchester
Salem weekend visit and local notices in Concord region
Henry Carroll spent Sunday with friends in Salem. Miss Vivian LeHeureux of Holliston was a weekend guest of Miss Mary Kilham. Fred Racklis came from Buffalo for Mrs. Wood’s funeral. Two Ford touring cars 1917, excellent, cash. 21 Riverside Ave Concord Junction. Harold and Francis Wetherbee left for Worcester to attend Worcester Academy. George Huard and family moved to Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Messer of Cambridge were Sunday guests. Pvt. Galvin Houghton of Camp Devens visited. Frank King enlisted in BAP and left for Fort Slocum. George Kenney of Marlboro renewed acquaintances. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noll returned from auto trip to Berkshire Hills, Albany, New York City. Miss Marjorie Wetherbee left for Smith College. Edward Laughlin called to Quincy for ill brother William. Mrs. Joseph Wilson of Providence left after visit with daughter Mrs. Guy Himes. Schools to remain closed until Oct 14 due to influenza epidemic. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Googin moved to Hudson near work. Mrs. Cullinane and daughter Elizabeth, displaced by fire, occupy a flat in Ivory Wheeler house.
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Henry Carroll
Salem
Mivian
l’Heureux
Holliston
Mary Kilhame
Fred Racklés
Buffalo
N. Y
William H. Wood
Riverside Ave
Concord Junction
Harold
Francis Wetherbee
Worcester
Charles Noll
Berkshire Hills
Albany
New York City
Marjorie Wetherbee
Northampton
Smith College
Edward ‘Laughlin
Quincey
William Laughlin
Joseph Wilson
Providence
Guy’ Himes
M.H. Googin
Hudson
Man injured at Harness factory in accident
George Hefty sustained a serious accident at work last Tuesday when his left hand was caught in a machine he operated. The injury severed the top of a finger at the first joint and crushed another, but he was treated by Dr Titcomb and returned home the same day.
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George Hefty
Edwardson Granted Two Day Furlough During Influenza Epidemic
Edwardson of the U S Gov Dingley received a two days furlough in the past week to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Edwardson. He is stationed at Corey Hill hospital and volunteered his services there during the influenza epidemic.
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Edwardson
Dingley
Andrew Edwardson
Corey ‘Hill Hospital
Reformatory inmates to celebrate Columbus Day with yard games
Mass Reformatory prisoners will enjoy a holiday next Saturday to celebrate Columbus Day. In the morning they gain yard freedom and partake in athletic sports and games. The main attraction will be the final games in the Reformatory world series baseball contest between two prison nines.
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Reformatory
Columbus
Weak Womanhood Sparsely Noted in Idaho Statesman Item
A brief Statesman clipping notes that some married women are so weak they allow husbands to keep part of their salaries. The remark frames a gendered stereotype in a concise social observation.
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Idaho Statesman
Urban a Derby Former Concord resident dies in Woburn
Obituary notes Urbana Derby a longtime Concord resident dies at 84 in Woburn after living in Concord most of his life He was born in Concord and ran a local grocery before moving back to farming then retiring with ties to Derby farm now Middlesex ownership Funeral services were held at First Parish Concord with Rev Loren B Macdonald leading the ceremony. funeral details and residence history are provided along with scattered local notices about town events and sales.
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Woburn
Buthalay
Urbana Derby
Concord
Middlesexee
Derby
D. A. Baldwin
Hubbard ‘St
Died of Influenza Mrs Noble Loomer Leaves Husband Six Children
Mrs Noble Loomer wife of Noble Loomer of Laws Brook road died Saturday after a brief illness from Spanish influenza that progressed to pneumonia. She was taken to Deaconess hospital Friday and died in the afternoon. Funeral services were held at Help of a Christian church with interment in St Bernard's cemetery Concord. She was a devoted wife mother and neighbor deeply missed by her husband and six children.
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Noble Loomer
Noble HE. Loomer
Laws Brook Rd
Loomer
Deaconess Hospital
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Concord
Heir to a Great Estate Sees Earth as Shared Treasure
A Los Angeles Times reflection extols contentment and the idea that all people, with sight and will, can possess the earth. It contrasts ownership of a mere corner with the vast, common heritage, urging seekers to recognize universal entitlement.
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Los Angeles Times
Honest Task Inspires Effort and Best Desires
A reflective quote from Phillips Brooks on how an honest task attracts effort and stirs enthusiasm, promising fulfillment of one's highest desires and purpose.
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Phillips Brooks
Fragmentary New England Fruit Phrase Appears
The readable text shows a fragmented cry about fruits and New England. It lacks clear names dates places or events to form a full news item.
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New England
Death of Margaret Pulger in Concord Influenza
Margaret Pulger died at her Cambridge Turnpike home from influenza last Thursday week. Funeral services for relatives only were held at her residence, then a requiem high mass at St. Bernard's Church. Bearers included Terence McHugh Thomas McHugh John McHugh Joseph McKenna John Cullinane and Richard Coss of Somerville. She was 26 and a lifelong Concord resident with many friends who will miss her.
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Margaret Pulger
Cambridge Turnpike
St. Bernard’s Church
Terence McHugh
Thomas McHigh
John McHugh
Joseph McKenna
John ‘Cullinane
Richar Coss
Somerville
Miss Bulger
Catherine Bul
Concord
Relayed Flag Tour Starts at Concord for Patriot Drive
A flag sewn within another flag, carried by high school runners, begins a 700 mile relay from Concord on Oct 31. The route covers major Revolutionary War battlefields and ends Thanksgiving Day on the Capitol steps in Washington to spur Thrift and War Savings Stamp support and patriotism among youth.
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Concord
Concord Bridge
Washington
Fire damages Bilisnor Street house in Concord
Fire department responded Tuesday night to a blaze in the home of Mrs. Cullinane and Tomas Haley on Bilisnor Street. The Haley side suffered significant damage, with water damage further expanding the loss. Local notices also list classifieds for a live‑in maid, secondhand wind mill, lost items, and an offer to sell farm potatoes.
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Bilisnor St
Cullinane
Tomas Haley
Haley
Thanks for support and floral tributes in our bereavement
We, the families of Wm. H. Wood and Grace M. Rackles, thank our many friends for words and deeds that lightened our sorrow and for the beautiful floral tributes shown after our loss.
Look for Beauty in Everyday Art and Perception
The text urges embracing art in daily scenes and seeing beauty in the familiar. It argues everyone can be an artist by attentive seeing, transforming common objects into sources of beauty rather than dismissing them as ordinary.
Marlboro College Misses Ill With Grippe Epidemic
Marlboro notes list several residents ill with grippe including Edith Whitney and Dolores Scott. Mrs E B McLeod moves household goods to Arlington. Dean Academy closed. Mildred McKenzie home. Colonial Club meeting postponed. Nurses and patients at Marlboro Hospital affected by illness. Framingham Normal School closed. other visitors noted.
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Mildred McKenzie
Dean ‘Academy
Colonial Club
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Dorothy Edna Pickard
A. S. Concord
W. C. Care of Concord Enterprise Office
Marlboro, Mass
Deputy Turner
Rutland
Cam
H&b. Shattuck
Si Mo Wh
Web Pael Jay
H. A
Frank Wright
Orleans, VI
Haynes & Woodward
Tel
Maynard
Torrey & Vialle
W.’H. Faunce
Marlboro
H. B. Little
Wilfrid Whetler
Torrey & ‘Vialle
Richard Hartnett
Belknapst
France
John O’brien
Co. D. 104Th
Middlesex School
Ohlt
Hubbard St. Concord
Senaby
Macone Brothers
Metz
Sandy Petersen
Carlisle
Bessie Brennan
Old Concord
James Howard
New York
Ernest Hinsman
Fielding
Hattie. Parker
Marks
T. UO
George Williams
Boston
Cabridge
Concord High
Camp Thomas
N. A
Davis
Meee Bros
Kelsey Ranch
Four Corners
Lexington Ra
Sudbury Rd
Cutting Farm
Sudbury
Boston & Maine
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles BE
Brera Treas
Hugh Cargill
Stotke
M.' Maguire
H. Wood
Fred
Wood
Grace M. Rackles
Tacekwillwote
Mee
Mene
Albert Vanderhooe
Wheeler
Concord, Mass
He Colonial Inn
Old Concord, Mass
Brown Grain CO
Austin. Macrae
Nason St
Edith Whitney
Franklin Sr
Grippe
Dolores Scott
Belmont St
E. B. McLeod
Arlington
Nathan “T. “Héton
Marlboro Hospital
Flora Boynton
Ag Josephine Lepper
I. Framingham Normal School
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