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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1936
Page
6
A compact freezer unit features a durable white Newtone finish and a generous shelf area with two ice trays and a dessert tray. It operates on a tiny gas flame and uses the same refrigeration unit and money saving advantages Electrolux offers to buyers.
The Northfield Conference on Religious Education opens with 400 Protestant church workers from New England New York and New Jersey. The 10 day program features more than 20 daily classes and evening programs including archaeology and Grenfell's Labrador work.
Henry M Stone of Paris Maine and Curtis Stone of Danvers called on Mr and Mrs Earl J Stone Saturday. Mrs F H Parker of Wenham visits her daughter Mrs James Bartlett at 92 she attends church with Bartletts. Mr and Mrs Paul Atwood and family moved to Marlboro last week. Mrs William McDonald and daughters of Wellesley visit Fred Stone. Mrs Fred Willett of Boston and Mrs M I Hewitt and her daughters family from Cambridge in town Sunday. Stiles Coal Company awarded contract to deliver coal to Sudbury schools. Price details not yet known.
The native home of the hemp plant is Asia near the Caspian sea. Wild hemp is not used in rope making. Italy Russia France India and parts of the United States and Canada are the chief hemp producing countries. Hemp can be raised several years in succession and three bushels of seed are required to plant an acre of ground. The three chief products are the fibers resinous secretion and the oily seed. The leaves and blossoms are used as a drug and intoxicant for smoking and chewing. The oil from hemp seed is used in soup and the pulp left is good cattle feed.
Gaston Paluray visits Gowanda relatives while Mrs Amelia Glare attends Spencer death of Ludivine Aven. Emilda Dumont and family trip to Canada includes Montreal Sherbrooke and Quebec. Langelier of Montreal renewing ties in Marlboro after 20 years with United Shoe Machinery. Prize winners named at St Marys church charity whist party with Rev F X Lariviere receiving special prize.
The School Committee awarded contracts for transporting pupils to William F. Davison on the south route for one year at 28 dollars weekly, Arvid Nelson on the north route for one year at 30 dollars weekly, Arthur R. Hawes for three years at 28 dollars weekly plus 20 dollars first year due to a state road lighting rule, Clarence Baldwin for three years at 28 dollars weekly with a larger bus, and Alvin Hradshaw for three years at 1094 dollars yearly.
Sudbury Vernon P. Hancock, a High School teacher for the past year, tendered his resignation at the June meeting of the School Committee. Rumors claimed the resignation was requested by the committee, but the secretary stated it had not been requested.
A tadpole breathes through gills and later forms lungs as it matures. It eats aquatic plants, mainly green algae found on pond surfaces and sediments.
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