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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1937
Page
5
A Concord Enterprise feature details a dinner menu with tomato juice cocktails and a rib roast, plus desserts and jelly making steps. It includes homemaking notes on white sauce, herbs and pepper, and jelly juice pasteurization. Also covers garden gate advice on annuals, vase ideas, and child car travel surprises.
Obituary notice for Claron Jones of Sudbury who died in Marlboro and burial in Mount Pleasant cemetery Sudbury Center. Remainder covers local travel notes and moves including Rev Leslie Harrett family settling at memorial parsonage before September 5 opening. Dr S B Annis considering Sudbury Center office. Caroline Stone visiting Waltham. Waldo E Stone vacationing at Lake Winnipesaukee. Mary Bartlett returning from Camp Wampatomac. Robert Hunter visiting Concord. E J Hall family taking former Lieb man house on State Road.
Maynard residents Mr and Mrs C J Morse and Miss Mildred Coburn from Acton street vacation at Old Orchard Beach. Mr and Mrs Joseph Melody and their son Lawrence of Pittsfield visited relatives here over the weekend.
William H O'Brien notes several property deals on Great Road McKinley Street Roosevelt Street and Maynard Hill with buyers John Lovell Edward Puffer Philip Johnson and Graton Dowse. Pat Ponsell is on vacation from United Cooperative Society duties as the club hosted a weenie roast at Vose Playgrounds on Wednesday.
Intentions of marriage were filed at the town clerk’s office for Eleanor Margaret Slimond a well known local teacher of the dance residing at 16 Glendale street.
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