TITLE:  September 19, 1930 Gonic, NH 

SOURCE:  The Rochester Courier; excerpt from September 19, 1930

TRANSCRIBED:  Theresa Annis 8/25/2000

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William Larose and Leon Creteau motored to Nashua Sunday.  
	
Hon. Harry H. Meader and family spent the week-end at their camp at 
Merrymeeting pond.

George W. Malvern was a visitor to Milton last week

Mrs. Anna Giguere underwent a surgical operation on her tonsils last week.

Michael Hurley and Mrs. Harvey Wilson of Boston were in town last week to 
attend the funeral of Edward Hurley

Xavier Creteau Jr., and a party of friends motored to Nashua, Sunday.

George Lachapelle is spending his vacation in Canada.

James Foss of Rochester has secured a position in the mill here.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Speke have both been sick in bed the past week.  Mr. 
Speke is now able to be up but Mrs. Speke is still very ill.

Romeo Ritchie is repainting and papering Albert Bolvin’s apartment over his 
store.

George Daggett has installed a radio in his residence.

John Hall is working in the dye house at the mill.

Mr. Melvor has moved his family from Rochester into the tenement recently 
vacated by Joseph Gosselin on Maple street

Miss Ann Meader left Tuesday for Providence, R.I. , where she will attend 
the Lincoln boarding school for girls.

William Lacroix and family are to occupy the tenement in the Bradford inn 
recently vacated by Mr. Pelletier.

Hon. and Mrs. J. Levi Meader entertained guests from Massachusetts Sunday.

Mrs. Arthur Keddie is caring form Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Speke who are ill.

Improvements have been made in the old office at the mill.  A large plate 
glass window has been put in to give better light for the inspection of 
cloth.

The funeral of Edward Hurley an account of whose death we reported last 
week, was held at St. Leo’s church last Wednesday morning.  There was a 
beautiful floral tribute and the bearers were Patrick Connelly, James 
Brennan, James Murray, John Haley, Thomas McNamara and William Lawlor.

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