Local Notes on arrivals harvests and infrastructure
Richard P. White returns from college for summer. Mrs. George W. Wheeler of Cambridge visits. Edw. Anderson reports his largest strawberry crop. C. B. Robbins hosts well attended banquets at the Inn. George Hill and family drive from Washington D C for a pleasant auto trip. Allston visitors seen at I F Goodrich. A new gate installed at Davis Street crossing of the NYNHLURR railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. White
George W. Wheeler
Cambridge
Edwin F. Leeds
Edw. Anderson
C. B. Robbins
George Hill
Washington, D. C
Allston
I. F. Goodrich
Davis St
N. Y
N. HL & UR. RR
Enjoyed outing of Daughters of Maine at Mrs Holden’s North Acton home
The Daughters of Maine of Boston, 32 members and guests, were hosted by Mrs Frank H Holden at her North Acton residence on June 22. Carriages met the group, Miss Florence White now teaches kindergarten, and Miss Marion Cash returns from Mansfield after a year of teaching. Thieves stole 150 pure bred White Wyandotte chickens from Rolfe Bradbury the night before. The day featured lunches, ice cream, coffee, and strawberries, with hosts assisted by Mrs Edwin Leeds and Mrs Edmund Green, and ended with high praise for the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Maine
Boston
Frank H. Holden
North Acton
Mr. Holden
Florence White
Marion Cash
Mansfield
Rolfe Bradbury
Holden
Edwin Leeds
Edmund Green
Progressing Rapidly on Main Road Between Towns
Report notes rapid progress on the main road linking Lowell Acton and Maynard with South Chelmsford and Carlisle station. A permanent road is being built with several cuts and fills. When finished the section between Wheeler corner and Carlisle station should be completed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Acton
Maynard
South Chelmsford
Carlisle Station
Wheeler Corner
State Road
Carlisle Staton
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Marlboro Citizen
Marlboro residents share a testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills as a treatment for weak kidneys. W. H. Swift of 30 Stevens St reports relief from backache when kidney trouble flared, with the ad noting 50 cent price and a Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Doan
Dean
Marlboro
W. H. Swift
Carpenter
Stevens St. Marlboro
Mr. Swift
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N.Y
Maynard Probate Actions Highlight Local Estates and Divorces
County court notices reveal Abel G. Haynes seeking administration of Ashael H. Haynes estate valued at 12500 with real estate 12000 and personal property 500. Divorces granted or nisi include Elizabeth Glen custody awarded and Alma Challis ending marriage with Royal Challis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fleanor Glen
Acton
Walter Wesley Glen
Toston
Hamilton
Lowell
Somerville
Boston
Daugher
Edith Myelyn Glen
Margaret J. Hagerty
Madson
Nora J. Sheehan
Maynard
George B. Lawton
John D. Sheehan
Baward Fr. Sheehan
West Acton Social Notes and Local Happenings
Miss Maud Priest is home for summer vacation. Martha J. Houghton spent last week at Mirror Lake NH. George W Mead and wife entertained guests at their bungalow over the weekend. Carl Hoar was home from Harvard College. The pageant week drew visitors from Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. George M Guilford Boston were guests at Guilford Sunday. James Perry and James A Grimes resumed work on the new house of S F Carlisle. James K E Richardson hosted his West Swen sey brother. Ralph Gates and friends enjoyed Nantasket Beach. BE. ot. Hall and family planned an ante trip to the White Mountains and Vermont relatives. Miss Alice Genthner returned to Foxcroft ME. Mrs. George B K Holton accompanied her to Foxcroft. Isaac Davis post and the Woman's Relief Corps will hold one regular meeting in July, on the 16th. The strawberry market broke last week with fruit at 10c a box. District water system installed at George Blume’s home, A F Blanchard’s slaughter house, W K Whitcomb’s ice house, and Dr. Fessenden’s barrel shop. R H Watts, buyer of the Risso farm, begins installing a Worth Pond water system. Watts has planted extensively this season. The village fire engineers met with town engineers and selectmen at South Acton for an important meeting. Mr. and Mrs. H W Parker of Stoneham, well known locally, leave July 6 with Sir Knights of the Masons for a California trip to the Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James KE. Richardson
West Swensey
Ralph Gates
Nantasket Beach
Ot. Hall
Jeff
White Mountains
Vermont
Alice Genthner
Foxcroft
George BK. Holton
Isaac Davis Post
Woman's Relief Corps
George Blume
A. FL Blanchard
W. KE. Whitcoml
Or. Fessenden
R. H. Watts
Risso
Worth Pond
Mr. Watts
W. J. Benere
ET. Rice
W J. Costello
South Acton
If. W. Parker
Stoneham
Masonis Order
California
Exposition
Planning Ahead Interferes With Today’s Tasks
A concise reflection on prioritizing current duties over future plans, urging focus on present actions instead of postponing yesterday’s tasks to tomorrow. A timeless reminder attributed to Youth's Companion.
Norman McAllister Graduates Showcases Solo at Cord High
Norman McAllister of this village graduated from Cord High School last Thursday night and delivered a difficult solo of Caruso in a beautiful manner. The performance was warmly received by a large audience and signals a promising future as a singer under vocal lessons with Mrs. Alice Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman McAllister
Concord High School
Caruso
Alice W. Weeks
Six Graduates From This Village Celebrate at Concord
A large turnout of students and friends attended Concord’s class day and graduation events. Six graduates hailed from the village: Thelen Bevan son Annie Benere Hazel Coolide Mary Smiley Arma Durkee and Norman McAllaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Thelen Bevanson
Annie Benere
Hazel Coolide
Mary Smiley
Arma Durkee
Norman McAllaster
Probate Court Citations for Adeline M. Willis Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites interested parties to appear July 12 1915 at Cambridge to review Edgar Weeks third account as conservator for Adeline M Willis of Sudbury. Notice to be published weekly in Sudbury Enterprise for three weeks and mailed to known heirs. Witness First Judge Charles J McIntire June 18 1915. W E Rogers Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Adeline M. Willis
Sudbury
Edgar Weeks
Canbridge
Anid Conservator
Sudbury Enterprise
Sail County
Charles J. McIntire
Psquire
W. EK. Rogers
Register
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Bedford Co-Operative Corporation
Buckeye Mowers
B. W. Brown
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Concord Junction, Mass
George G. Keith
Main St
Tel
Vancouver Red
Sutter’s Colonial Inn
Old Concord
Mass
North
F. H. Holden
W. H. Kelley
North Rd
Bedford
County Court News
Abel G. Haynes
Ashael H. Haynes
Alfred T. Maynes
Frances A. Pickard
Acton Centre
Mary Kk. Haynes
Albert W. Haynes
East Cambridge
Emma Challis
Royal Challis of
Wayland
Littleton
Albert BE. Batley
Elfrida A Batley
Joseph Y
Sarah R. McGarry
Edward A. McGarry
Hudson
Adam A. Murto
Maria H. Murto
Attys. Anderson, Carney
West Acton
Carl Hoar
Harvard
Pat Lexington
George M. Guilford
Guilford
James Perry
James A. Grimes
J. 8
S. F. Carlisle
National Band
Hugo Kajande
John Taylor
Dell Dale Farm
Concord Junction
E. C. Cheney
Quincy
Bedford Street
Concord, Mass
R. S. Williams
The
New England Trust Company
United States
James Pf. H. Aprthor Alan
Heorge Whoglworth
W.pres
Tredereckr
W. Allen
Thomas Theaton
Howard AD. Laud
H. J. Wright
Auto Express
Lexington, Concord, Bedford and
Muzzey Street
Lex
Merchants Row
Union Street
Hants Row
Kingston Street
Court Square
Petel Trunriry
Austin MacRae
Bank
Fells
B. W. Brown CO
Hay Tedders
Walter A. Wood
Henry W. Savage
John W. Raymond
Hubbard Street
Concord, ‘Mae
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