Turning Back the Pages

100 years ago — May 1923

Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Perin sailed last Wednesday on the President Adams. While abroad they will visit England, Scotland, France, Spain and Italy.

Miss Anna Gray of Taconic is entertaining her young friends at a birthday party this evening to celebrate her 14th birthday.

100 years ago — April 1923

FOR SALE Ford Runabout, with extra delivery box, in good running order, for sale or will exchange for good horse or cows. Phone 62 or P.O. Box 26.

Robert Fowlkes, who has been chef for 23 years at the Wononsco House, has accepted a similar position at the Salisbury School.

100 years ago — April 1923

I. Kent Fulton has joined the brokerage firm of Adams Merrill and Co. of Hartford.

A.T. Tufo has closed his shoe-making business and has also sold his place at Lincoln City to Peter Brazzale. Mr. Tufo expects to move to Watertown, N.Y.

100 years ago — April 1923

Mr. Edward C. Williams had the misfortune to hurt his right wrist while cranking a car last Thursday. He went to the Sharon Hospital and had an X-ray taken of it, which showed that a small bone was fractured.

100 years ago — March 1923

Louis Goderis is remodeling the cottage he recently purchased next to Best Theater and will move his meat market business there later on.

100 years ago — March 1923

H. Roscoe Brinton has delivered a Jewett roadster to H.B. Kindleburgh.

100 years ago — March 1923

100 years ago — March 1923

Miss Mary Menary is ill with pneumonia at White Hart Inn and a trained nurse is in attendance.

Miss Belle Adams, who has been ill for some time with the grippe and an abcess in one ear, is again on duty at Roberts’ store.