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Newspaper

Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1915

Page

2

Maynard Man Dies in Vacant Linden Street House

Daniel Locke died Friday in a house owned by HL Haynes on Linden Street, where he was hanging wallpaper. Gas from a stove caused a strong odor. attempts to resuscitate failed. Medical examiner ruled death due to acute indigestion and heart failure with gas poisoning contributory. Survived by wife, one son Wallies, and one daughter Mrs. William Desiond.

Daniel Locke HL Haynes Lindenst Locke Haynes Haynes Estates Mr. Locke Tre Concord Johin Ih. McCrath Hudson Maynard Aibort F Pennis J. Sheehan Concara Westvale

Purchase of Fireproof Safes by Selectmen

The selectmen approved buying five new safes from Meo Plosd for the water department tax collector school department and treasurer to safeguard public records. The safes with six inch walls will replace four inch originals at an estimated town cost of 478 dollars after trade-in. Inspections note compliance with Chapter 64 Revised Laws and guaranteed installation safeguards.

Waldo Plovd Regudl Svfes Meo Plosd Derring Marvin Co Water Department Henry F. Woods Commonwealth Floyd Foo Heigl Weit

Night at the Alley and Local Sports Notes

James Lent rolled 128 to lead a high roller night while John Kielminen took second with 125. Marlboro signs new baseball plans under Davy Ingalls as Ganzell and Eleock exit the Atlantic League. Wladek Zbyszbko dominates wrestling in Coopera tive Hall and heads to Richmond before southward dates.

James Lent John Kielmnen

School Social at Miss Circete’s Residence Hosts Seniors

Members of the G. dd Mou 4 club and the senior class were entertained by Miss Circete Joi Wernesdig albertraen at their home on Pleasant Street. A social hour with refreshments followed parlor games. Mr and Mrs Herbert Levenne occupied the house recently vacated by the Cleary family who moved to Summer Street.

G. Dd Mou Hadie Circete Joi Wernesdig Albertraen Dier Aa Eujasers Tatae Meer Herbert Levenne de Sudhives Joana Michael Cleary Mrv. L. Brooks Summer St

Priscilla Club Hosts Mrs Graham Forgie on Tremont

The Priscilla club enjoyed an unusually good time at Mrs Graham Forgie home on Tremont street with a musical program social hour and refreshments. Mrs Forgie proved an ideal hostess for the event. BOY SCOUTS ON THE MARCH The Boy Scouts directed by Scoutmaster Claude Haire hiked to the Wilcomb farm Saturday practicing signalling drills and a marksman session. The 18 scouts plan another hike next Saturday afternoon.

Priscilla Club Graham Forgie Tremont St Claude Haire Wilcomb Farm

Gilroy Delivers New Address At Town Meeting

Henry Gilroy a candidate for imgelect man delivered a speech from the band stand Thursday evening to a turnout of about 200 at the town meeting.

Henry Gilroy

Concord Town Considers Purchasing Lungmotor for Fire Dept

An opinion favors buying a lungmotor to aid resuscitation after gas or water submersion. Concord recently borrowed a unit from Maynard and intends to place it in the fire department building on Nason Street for rapid dispatch with the motor truck in emergencies.

Fire Department Nason — St

Ladies Benevolent Society Hosts Meeting at Concord Street

Mrs O S Fowler entertained the Congregational church Ladies Benevolent Society at her Concord street home Thursday afternoon. About 50 members attended with Miss Anna T Puckley of the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions speaking on How war affects our work. Refreshments followed. assistants were Misses Pauline Pent Ruth Thompson and Ruby Hamlin with Mrs Mary Macleary and Mrs Gavin Taylor pouring.

O. S. Fowler Ladies’ Benevolent Society Congregational Church Concord St Foreign Missions Fowler Pauline Pent Ruth Thompson Ruby Hamlin Mary MaCleary Gavin Taylor

Repainted Open Cars Signal Transit Shift

The C M H street railway repainted open cars inside and out and they look neat. The semi convertible cars replace aging stock and may soon dominate local tracks as open cars fade from service. This shift disappoints joy riders who prefer open cars for outdoor air and thrills.

C. M.& H. Street Railway Boston & Worcester

Hand Severely Cut In Mill Window Accident

John Gallagher sustained a severe hand injury Friday in the spinning department after his hand went through a window he was cleaning. The first two fingers of his left hand suffered deep cuts from broken glass. Dr Edward Mlaherty attended and applied several stitches.

John Gallagher Edward Mlaherty

Miss Fullonton to Open Millinery Shop Saturday

Miss L. Fullonton of Brockton plans to open a millinery establishment Saturday in the store previously occupied by the late H. P. N. Dahl. She brings wide experience and was noted for discriminating taste and strong business ability, suggesting likely success in this town.

L. Fullonton Brockton H. P. N. Dahl Miss Fullonton

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