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Yesterday I was talking with Mr. Geo. Weston of | Yesterday I was talking with Mr. Geo. Weston of | ||
| − | Fryeburg, whose brother, Mr. Edward Weston, lives on the | + | Fryeburg, whose brother, Mr. Edward Weston, lives on the road from Fryeburg village to Weston's Bridge, the last house on the right before you come to the bridge. Mr. Geo. Thinks that one field of his brother's farm is, |
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| − | house on the right before you come to the bridge. Mr. | ||
| − | Geo. Thinks that one field of his brother's farm is, | ||
by tradition, the site of the old Indian village. He also | by tradition, the site of the old Indian village. He also | ||
thinks that his brother knows something about the | thinks that his brother knows something about the | ||
Latest revision as of 02:25, 20 March 2018
� Lovell, Maine Nov. 11, 1935
My dear Mrs. Eckstorm,--
Yesterday I was talking with Mr. Geo. Weston of Fryeburg, whose brother, Mr. Edward Weston, lives on the road from Fryeburg village to Weston's Bridge, the last house on the right before you come to the bridge. Mr. Geo. Thinks that one field of his brother's farm is, by tradition, the site of the old Indian village. He also thinks that his brother knows something about the old Indian trail leading from Weston's Bridge the Indian village to Lovewell's Pond,--that is he thinks that his brother knows where the trail was, at least in part. I do not know that this information will be of any help to you. You may already have seen Mr. Weston, or he may not know so much as his brother thinks, or my information may come too late. But I felt that I should pass it on to you as soon as possible. There have been many interruptions to my work