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Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1915

Page

10

Concord Junction Readers Move to Londons Variety Store

The Enterprise will be on sale at Londons Variety store instead of Rexall. It will be delivered weekly by applying to Willard Kay.

Concord Junction Londons Rexall Willard

Recital of Mrs. W S Lelant Pupils With Boston tenor accompaniment

Piano pupils of Mrs. W S Lelant presented an annual recital in Association hall assisted by Herbert Smith of Boston. The program featured multiple student performances, vocal accompaniment by Smith, and a variety of solos and ensembles. Elizabeth Prentiss has returned home from Cambridge after a visit. International Bible Students hold Sunday service at 3 pm with speaker Hansel of South Boston. no collection.

Herbert Smith W. S. Lelant Association Hall Elizabeth Prentiss Cambridge James Prentiss

Browning Retires After 33 Years At Massachusetts Reformatory

A dinner at the Colonial Inn Concord honored Robert W. Browning on his retirement from service at the Massachusetts Reformatory. Browning joined in 1882 and officially retired June 1. The event featured Selectmen Elmer B. Shattuck and George W. Hunt among many friends and colleagues. Col. C. B. Adams, the superintendent, lauded Browning for his efficient work.

Robert W. Browning Colonial Inn Concord Mr. Browning Ment Massachsetts Reformatory Browning Selectman Elmer B. Shattuck Col. Adams Elmer EE. Shattuck George W. Hunt C. B. Adams W. S. Lelind John Connorton M. J. Dee Wells A. Hall John Applehouse George Miller A. L. Shaw Alfred Small Fred Hewitt Frank Hewitt Clifford Jones Edward Hanley Frank Harris Charles Judge William Heeks John McKenzie Samuel Lulkin Burleigh Pratt Harry Tuttle Harry Douglas Thomas Dean Oscar Wood James Christian Hugh Keenan Joseph Alexander

Concord couple marks 50th wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Henry F Smith of Concord celebrate their golden anniversary with a family reunion at the Smith home. Six sons and most of their 15 grandchildren attend. Carl Behr Orchestra provides music. Mrs Smith recalls a long life since their Boston marriage in 1876. both remain active in local church and clubs.

Ber Concord Henry F. Smith Mrs. Smith Gleasondale Rockbottom Westvale FE. C. Damon Corinthian Lodge of Masons Bot Smith Boston Miss Pritchard Bradfords Concord Charitable Society Concord Bible Society The Woman's Club King’s Daughters of the First Parish

West Concord pupils showcase work on Parents Day

A large crowd visits West Concord school to view normal classroom work and pupil exhibitions. Lower grades display counting and drawing while upper grades present sloyd models sewing and seventh grade girls show culinary samples. The event is described as highly successful.

West Concord

No Ill Effects After Sailors Rescue At Warner's Pond

Friends report Harry Dye recovered fully from a Sunday accident when his boat capsized in a gale on Warner's pond. He swam to shore about 20 feet away and steadied the yacht to land. He appeared well the next day. E E Wetherbee returns from the south for summer with family. Charles Sheehan couple welcome a daughter. Malcolm McKay takes a fort night off from the Massachusetts reform school. Frank S Walker returns to work after illness. Board of health to survey complaints in precincts 1 and 2 with Thomas Ryan canvassing this week. The Great Heflin is coming to Maynard amid public interest. In Russia public opinion is hard to suppress, per George Kennan.

Harry Dye Warner's Pond

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