South Acton Horses Shown at 12th Annual Field Day
The South Acton horses were showcased during the 12th annual Field Day of Red, highlighting local equine displays and stability events.
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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
6
The South Acton horses were showcased during the 12th annual Field Day of Red, highlighting local equine displays and stability events.
The 12th annual Red Acre Farm Association field day at Red Acre Farm drew over 800 attendees on a Saturday afternoon. A reception preceded tours of the farm and its reconstruction of old horses led by Miss Harriet G. Bird. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tuttle marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a repeat trip from their 25 years ago honeymoon route, while awards honored numerous horse classes and a brass-band provided entertainment.
About 30 members of Willow Rebekah lodge will travel by auto to Jamaica Plain on Wednesday evening. They aim to present the traveling beehive to William Parkerman Rebekah lodge and will feature vocal selections by Miss Adams of Belmont Dustin Russell of Dorchester and Miss Carrie Wheeler of Boston with readings by Miss Helen Reade of West Acton.
Edgar H Willard of Bedford files libel for divorce from Mabelle I Willard of Escondido California citing desertion on Sept 14 1909. Mrs Louisa Sugarman of Maynard petitions probate court claiming desertion by Geo A Sugarman now missing husband. Several civil suits include Carmine Pisatura of Belmont sued for 110 dollars by New England Nurseries Co Edward Proctor of Bedford sued for 800 dollars over land dispute Tackney and proctor clash over land and a horse accident. Mary J Mahoney of Lexington sues Middlesex Boston Street Railway Co for 10000 dollars after a 1914 incident at Bedford junction.
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