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Newspaper

Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1920

Page

5

Local News From Concord and Nearby Towns

Ivan Servais drives a new Pierce Arrow while Eric Carlson and family visit Framingham and attend a Waldorf theatre show. West Concord Woman's Club raises over 57 for a Harvey Wheeler school piano as rehearsals begin for Cinderella in Flowerlang at the Harvey Wheeler school hall.

Ivan Servais Pierce Arrow Eric Carlson Framingham Margaret Agnes O’ Grady Waltham My New Curate Waldorf Theatre Ernest Royce Irvinve Raith Wings Rideout Saroek and . H. Rideout Truth Shepard Sha Charles E. Judge West Concord Gertrude Rideout Naumkeaglan Ashournham Flowerlang Harvey Wheeler School Hall

Dance fund drive set for Diocesan bazaar in Boston

A Thursday meeting appointed committees to finish plans for a dance on April 27 28 and 29 in Symphony Hall Boston. Proceeds will swell the Diocesan bazaar fund under the Tongue of Catholic Women. Numerous parish events and concerts are planned to support the Diocesan center.

Tongue of Catholic Women In Symphony Hall Boston Diocesan Center

Concord Junction to Help Diocesan Centre Building

Community members are urged to support a new Diocesan centre building, with Concord Junction expected to participate. The appeal asks Catholic women to show interest and contribute to the project.

Concord Junction

Concord Plans Spring Day With Ball Games Band Concert

Concord residents will attend a town event on Monday April 19 featuring ball games a band concert and a dance. The Sunlight Denon in the State Armors from 2 to with Newell's Orchestra Marlboro will play followed by dancing from 8 to 12 with Sheridan's Orchestra Maynard. The American Legion James J. Mansfield post sponsors the dance.

Concord State Newell Marlboro Ith Sheridan Maynard James J. Mansfield Post American Legion

Mrs Howe Plans Western Summer Stay As Western Farmer

Friends report Mrs B F Howe will remain in the West this summer, having joined the Minneapolis garden club and aiming to cut living costs as a Western farmer. She plans to travel to California in the fall for the winter.

B. F. Howe West Minneapolis Garden Club California

Fair and entertainment set by Ladies' union event

Everything is in readiness for the fair and entertainment to be held under the auspices of the Ladies' union on Friday afternoon and evening, April 16. The committees of the tables will offer many useful and fancy articles as well as food, ice cream, fruit. An interesting entertainment is being arranged for the evening.

Ladies’ Union

Local Couple Mr and Mrs John Gerow Visit East Douglas

Mr and Mrs John Gerow of East Douglas, newly married, spent the past week with Mrs Robert Pryden, the groom's mother. Gerow, a former town resident, has many friends here sending best wishes for their new life.

John Gerow East Donglas Robert Pryden Gerow

Bedford School Week Off and Community Events

The Bedford district schedules a vacation the week of April 19. The Legion dance last Wednesday was a success. Theodore Thaxter accepted a position with James Connors, plumber. A cadet ball drew many attendees at Lexington town hall. The YPS CE plans a musical and dramatic program at the Church of Christ vestry tonight. The St Michael's Catholic association reunion is set for April 22 at Bedford town hall. Fire department responded to a brush fire on South Street. Box 21 alarm, Truck No. T.

Legion Theodore Thaxter Las James Connors Lexington Town Hall Y. Ps, C.E Church of Christ St. Michael's Catholic Association Bedford Town Hall Thursdy South St

Cadets To Parade In Lexington April 19 Patriot's Day

High school Cadets join two Lexington parades on April 19 to mark Patriot's Day. The first parade starts from East Lexington at sunrise, and the second from Munroe Station at 11 o'clock ending at the Battle Green to greet Paul Revere arriving at noon. Lexington Drum Corps color guard and American Legion members also participate.

Lexington East Lexington Munroe Station Battle Green Paul Revere Color Guard American Legion

Parent-Teachers Meeting Held at Union School House

The Grent Teachers Association held a meeting at Union School House Thursday at 2.20 p.m. Dr. W. S. Ingraham was the speaker. Refreshments were served after the meeting.

Grent-Teachers Association Union School Vv. S Ingraham

Death Notice of Mrs Ellen M L Lewis

Mrs Ellen M Lewis widow of Henry M Lewis former Bedford Inn proprietor died April 8 Relatives hear of her passing Funeral services were held at her home 48 Locust Street Winthrop Saturday April 1 at 8 30pm A requiem high mass followed at St John the Evangelist Church in Mr?

Ellen FL Lewis

Acton Centre Figures Enjoy Summer Return and Church Exchange

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duren and Mrs. H. L. Duren return to their Acton farm for summer after winter in Somerville. Rev. Mr. Bradley of Lincoln exchanged pulpits with Rev. Mr. Robinson at the Congregational church. A church meeting of members and committee follows Saturday evening in the vestry. Prof. Leonard D. White, after a week with his parents, returns to Hanover N H to assume associate professorship at the University of Chicago in June.

Roy Duren H. L. Duren Somerville Mr. Bradley Lincoln Robinson Congregational Church Leonard D. White North Acton Hanover N. H University of Chicago

Narrow escape after collision with a stone post

James Downey narrowly escaped serious injury when a steam roller driven by Mr Howe miscalculated distance and struck a stone post. Downey was thrown against the windshield, suffering a head cut that required two stitches.

James Downey Mr. Howe James

Minor Injuries After Incident with Dr Mayell in Attendance

A report notes minor cuts on the forehead and nose with Dr Mayell attending to the injured party.

Mayell

Petersons Host Relatives as Reed Plans Move to Business

Mr and Mrs Walter Peterson entertained a dinner for relatives and friends on Monday evening. Mrs Petersons brother Joseph Reed is home from Atlanta where he has spent weeks preparing to start his own business and will move his family there when arrangements are ready.

Walter Peterson

Local Notes From West Acton And Nearby Towns

Weedenburg has started work at a local garage and Howard Porter of Boxboro also began work at James Fitzgeralds garage. Rev Luther Morris of Palmer visited here last week. Mrs Sarah Dickey assists at the home of Emery Whitcomb who is very ill. Moving pictures will be shown at Odd Fellows hall Friday night. H L Haynes serves as assessor of Precinct.

Local notes on farm, auctions and gatherings

3 percent completion noted in the village work. Wiggin has received a thousand chickens this past week and hopes for a good season. Roads to Acton town farm lead there April 26 for sale of farm property. Civic club federation ladies night hosts out of town talent at G A R hall on April 20. Fessenden of Brookline has sold the cold storage building to Davis of this town and Pletcher of Stow.

Wiggin Acton Town Farm Civic Club Federation G. A. R. Hall QO. D. Fessenden Brookline A.W. Davis C. D. Pletcher Stow

Nashoba Fruit Producers' meeting draws large crowd

April S at the Nashoba Fruit Producers association hall drew a large turnout at GAR. Over 35 autos lined Central square as the hall filled, with standing room scarce. Bridge grafting and the standard bushel box were discussed as open questions.

Gar, Hall Nashoba Fruit Producers’ Association Central Square

Cook And Second Maid Wanted For Seashore Summer

Classified notice seeking a cook and a second maid with good wages and no washing. Season at the seashore in summer. Apply Mrs W K Shaw Jashawtue Road Concord Tel 55.

W. K. Shaw Jashawtue Rd Concord Tel

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