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Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1920

Page

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Local brief notes from West Acton and area

West Acton C 8 returned to work Saturday after a long illness. Alonzo Joy was uptown Saturday after an eye abscess kept him in. Mrs. Mary Clark is ill at home and her daughter cares for her. Fritz Oelschlegel bought a Maxwell touring car from Macone Bros. at Concord. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reed plan to move to Atlanta later in the season where Mr. Reed will start a business.

Stearns Alonzo Joy Mary Clark Fritz Oelschlegel Maxwell Macone Bros Concord Joseph Reed Atlanta Mr. Reed

West and South Water District Holds Annual Meeting

West and South Water Supply district of Acton met at Fire House hall on April 6 with over 30 citizens present. Arthur M. Whitcomb elected moderator and Waldo E. Whitcomb reelected water commissioner for three years. C. H. Mead resigned as district clerk and Lowell H. Cram was elected. David R. Kinsley named auditor. 390 residents are served across West Acton 138 South Acton 66 Acton Center. 1919 metered water totals: West 6,850,380 gallons South 5,907,202 Center 1,104,683. Extension proposal for South Acton on Stow road estimated at $7,000–$8,000 or more, cost per taker near $100 yearly, not approved at that time. The report was accepted.

West and South Water Supply District Fire House Hall Acton Arthur M. Whitcomb Waldo E. Whitcomb C. H. Mead Lowell H. Cram David R. Kinsley West Acton South Acton Acton Center Stow Road FE. H. Hall the Water Board

Concord High Reopens After Vacation Amid Small Business Notes

Concord reports the high school reopened after a one week break. Harold Tompkins bought a 1120 Maxwell touring car from Macone Brothers. Marriage banns published at St Bernard's on Sunday between William J Broderick and Helen Towler. An anniversary requiem was held at St Bernard's for several named locals. Attendees from town joined the Worcester trip for a boxing event sponsored by the Fehway A A in Mechanics Building.

Harold Tompkins Macone’ Bros St. Ber ‘Nard’s William James Broderick Helen Co. Towler St. Bernard's Church William Towler George D. Mulcahey Alfred

Auto Sales At Macone Bros This Week

The Macone Brothers sold several classic cars this past week including Fritz Oelechlegel’s 1920 Maxwell touring and Anthony Macone’s 1920 Maxwell touring. T. J. Smith bought a 1920 runabout and H. Tompkins a 1920 touring. Earl Huntoon 1920 touring, Fred Brooks 1920 Maxwell, Leslie Sheppard a 1916 Ford touring, and Morris Luski a 1919 Maxwell touring.

Macone Bros Fritz Oelechlegel Maxwell Anthony Macone T. J. Smith H. Tompkins Earl Huntoon Fred Brooks Leslie Sheppard Ford Morris Luski

Pup Delays Tube Train in Times Square Chase

Theater patrons on an uptown express along Seventh Avenue confront a slow train as a brown-and-white terrier runs between the rails. The motorman explains the pup cannot run fast and vows not to run over it, hoping daylight will end the chase at 128th Street.

New York Seventh Avenue Times Square

Bridge grafting experts brought to Middlesex County

Middlesex County Farm Bureau announces demonstrations by John H. Hardy of Littleton and contact with Wyman C. Holcomb of Vermont to perform bridge grafting on damaged fruit trees. Prof. Sears notes high graft success, but bureau disclaims liability for results and emphasizes first come, first served requests for help and scheduling across the county.

Middlesex’ County Middlesex County Farm Bureau John H. Hardy Littleton The Mass. Agricultural College Wyman C. Holcomb Vermont Ben Holcomb Bureau Sears

Fortnightly whist and social notes in Maynard

Maynard society items list a Fortnightly club whist gathering hosted by Mrs Charles Stockbridge on Linden Street and an O E S whist session hosted by Mrs Frank Goettler on Bent Ave. Mr and Mrs Job Docl of Main Street set sail for England May 15 to visit relatives, returning in early fall. Assabet series presents William Farnum in A Lone Star Ranger at Colonial Hall April 28, tickets on sale. Mrs Caroline Phillips visited Danielson Connecticut this week. Frank Rowe to Montreal April 19. Mr and Mrs Peter Lesage of Lowell spent weekend with his parents on Mill Street.

Charles Stockbridge Linden St Frank Goettler Job Docl Main. St England Assabet F. O William Farnum Colonial Hall Caroline Phillips Danielson Frank Rowe Montreal Call Peter Lesage Lowyell Joseph Lesage Mill St

St Bridget's Parish Reunion Draws Capacity Crowd at Colonial Hall

The annual St Bridget's parish reunion at Colonial hall Thursday evening drew a capacity attendance with overflow in the gallery. The Honey Boy Four of Lowell performed, followed by Sheridan's Orchestra. A large volunteer group assisted with refreshments and crowd management, and a children's reunion at Cooperative hall Saturday drew equally strong turnout with lively Mother Goose and minstrel numbers.

St. Bridget's Parish Colonial Hall Honey Boy Lowell Sheridan Frank May Neal Callahan Edward Ledgard William Sweehey James Ryan Louis Cook Allie Martin Robert White John Garney Frank McCarron Annie Lyons Mary Murphy Michael Cleary Michael Murray Sadie Weaver A. Kingsley Susan Sheehan Gertrude Morgan Nellie May Agnes Mahoney Cooperative Hall Mother Goose Helen Doyle Old Mother Hubbard Jack Horner Jack and Jill Helen Smith Julia Wardzela Helen Cleary Edmund Duggan Michael Phillips Margaret Moore John Horan Charles Sweeney Arline Priest Thomas Chidley Catherine Coughlin Mario Smith Mary Sexton Helen Tobin Ruth Bradley Aliee Donahue Alica Fearns George Sullivan Walter Sheridan Mary Sheridan Catherine Bariteau James King Walter Brayden Joseph Wardzela Norman Sims John Macro William Lovering George Mullin Marjorie Wilferty Helen Morgan Pauline Clark Annie Kane Mary Anelons Margaret Beavis Helena Donahue Harry Tobin Nantel O'Connell Albert Connord Richard Thane George Baritean Andrew William Mardy Everett Sheridan James Pugsan John Moore Mauries O'Connor Albert J. Connors Peter Johnston Charles. Sweeney Rangia Brayden John Lan Neilie May Mra. William Smith Ae ‘Atternoon

Auction Sale In Concord Mass Stock and Farm Equipment

An up to date farm stock and equipment sale in Concord Massachusetts features the personal property of George Jones. Located on Westford Road off Lowell Road opposite Middlesex School the farm owner has sold the farm and will dispose of stock and equipment at auction.

George Jones Westford Road Lowell Road Middlesex School Concord Mass Jones God Thia Hollstein Onesleigh Planet Jr Deering Worcester Gallina TY Ton Smith jAnyone Mr. Jones Arge George B. Jones Concord Mass Weatford Ro

Russian Soviet rulers print spurious money

A British banker returning from Russia reports the Soviet government has produced a convincing one pound note at its printing press. He says five pound notes are nearly perfect but detectable by bankers, while the one pound note is an artful forgery with potential to flood circulation.

London Russia England

Concord Junction Local Notes and Social Updates

William Reilly leaves Boston Harness Co. for outside painting. Mrs. MacEachern confined with influenza. Agnes Richardson ill with scarlet fever. Miss Ring returned from New York visit of her sister. Evans couple moving to Ashland for jobs. Silver pin found at West Concord school to be reclaimed. Ladies of Help of Christians parish to take Holy Communion next Sunday. Social dance planned April 22 at Association hall by League of Catholic Women for charity. Lee MacCormack to Westminster and then Canadian Northwest to farm for wounded soldiers.

William Reilly Boston Harness Co Alexander MacEachern Agnes Richardson Harvey Wheeler School Maynard John Collins Thomas Connell Thomas Reilly Waltham Mareena Ring New York Heyward Cumney Anna Evans Gon Charles Ashland Evans West Concord Ladies’ Sodality of Help of Christians Church Association Hall League of Catholic Women Lee MacCormack Westminster Canad Canadian Northwest

Symphony Quintet Set to Play in Colonial Hall

The Boston Symphony Orchestra affiliated Symphony quintet will perform at Colonial Hall Maynard on Tuesday evening April 20 with soprano Sophia Charak as soloist. Director Carlos B. Pinfield, a first violinist, leads the ensemble that hopes to launch a 1920-21 concert series if reception is strong. Tickets are priced low to attract all music lovers. tickets available at the Colonial Hall box office or Gruber Bros. Furniture.

Boston Symphoniy Orchestra Colonial Hall Maynard Sophia Charak Boston Symphony Orchestra Carlos BE. Pinfield Boston Europe Willy Hess Symphony U.S Miss Charakhes Paris United States Henry W. Savage Opera Co Charak Gruber Bros. Furniture

Anderson & Son Celebrates Seventh Anniversary

Anderson Lars Anderson senior partner marks seven years in business and announces purchase of 02-384 Malin Street from the Flint heirs. The grocery firm expects more space and improved service as growth continues after acquiring the new property.

Is, Anderson & Son Malin St Flint Heirs Lars Anderson

Annual Election for West Concord Woman's Club Held

The West Concord Woman's Club will hold its annual meeting and officer election on Tuesday afternoon April 20 at Harvey Wheeler School. An entertainment program titled Two New Englanders in France is planned with Mrs. George Minot Baker of Concord as guest of honor and president of the State Federation of Woman's Clubs.

Offcers West Concord Woman's Club Harvey Wheeler School New

Thirteen Games Set by Acuity Manager Bates

Bates schedules thirteen games for the season opening at Crown Park with Wayland as the featured opponent. Four years ago MIES narrowly defeated Wy TL S in a close contest.

Acuity Bates Wayland HH. S Lexington HH. S Hus Crown Park Wayland HF. S Mies Wy TL S

Soviet Order Institutes 12-Hour Day for All

A Finland dispatch reports Bolshevik authorities impose a compulsory 12 hour workday and a seven day week across Russia. The measure affects all workers and is said to be enforced with strict severity.

Finland Russia

Prize readings highlight Sudbury school elocution contest

In Sudbury town hall on Wednesday April 7 pupils from Sudbury intermediate and Braminmiar schools competed in prize readings from Captain January. Dorothy Hunter and Mary Sinise won top marks for expression while Waldo Stone Carrie Haynes and Viola Harper earned prizes for dialect voice and poise.

Sudbury Town Hall Sudbury Braminmiar Boston Captain January Dorothy Hunter Mary Sinise Waldo Stone Carrie Haynes Viola Harper

Conint Machine Co Sees High Demand for Loading Equipment

The Conint Machine Co reports brisk demand for gravel sand and coal loading machines this season. Recent sales have gone to Worcester Waltham and Manchester Ct and to many contracting firms.

Conint Machine Co Worcester Waltham Manchester

Social wedding marks April home ceremony in Hubbard Fairb

Miss M Moody daughter of Mrs Benjamin Moody wed James Madison Fairb at York formerly of South. Wedding conducted by George A Tewksbury with double ring service. Edward B Caiger played. Alice Moody sister of groom maid of honor. Best man Robert Christie. Ushers Randall Woodworth Raymond Leslie Anderson ertz Thorpe. Bride wore ivory satin with pearl trimming and orange blossom veil. Bridegroom Charles H Fairbanks served in World War I with French ambulance corps and Italian government heroism. After a long honeymoon they reside in New York City. Arlington catered. Macone Bros supplied Ford touring car.

M Moody Benjamin Moody Hubbard James Madison Fairb York South George A. Tewksbury Edward B. Caiger Alice Meleor Robert Christie Randall J. Woodworth Raymond Lesle Anderson Ertz Thorpe Silfe Valley Maor Russell Charles H. Fairbanks Ambi Corps United States Artillery Bos Fn New York Arlington

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