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w, m. urcnuner ana ur noimes. jScranton, Pa. iwL •' lt;i ? : : i v .Rwalls no Drier Season | Samuel Dunbar. 83 years of a are on September 25, who has resided in Lenox all his life, said yesterday that i during his years he has never known j as dry a season as the present one. He was born in Lenox the son of Daniel Franklin Dunbar and AnnarChamberlin Dunbar, or, September J®, 1846, on the old Dunbar farm, now owned by the Lenox Water company. Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar now reside on the Butler farm on West ♦ street.Mrs. W B Holden and daughter, Miss Marion, of New York, are with Mrs. Elizabeth Flynn.—•Miss Mol lie Flynn of Syossett. L. I„ is with Mr. and Mrs. T.Mahanna on Church street.—Mrs. Frank Gabron and daughters, Miss Frances and Miss Madeline left today for Newport to visit Mrs. Gabron's sister, Mrs Philip La Forge.Miss Margaret Fisette. who has been visiting Miss Emma Villemom, has returned to Athol.
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The Berkshire Evening Eagle
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, US
Sat, Aug 10, 1929
Page 14
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