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Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1916

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Maynard Village Notes Busy Week of Visits and Events

Local residents report visits, births, and community happenings across Maynard and nearby towns. The list includes baby announcements, weekend guests, theater outings, school and scout activities, plus municipal updates on workers and a temperance sale. Notable names include Mrs. Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. May, Mrs. Stevenson, Gertrude Howes, Miss Susan Hill, Levi Cheney, A Rouillard, Mahoney, Mrs. Wilson, and many others reflecting a busy social calendar.

Concord notes and town meetings in November

Concord residents visit friends in Lincoln and Somerville with a mix of social calls and illness reports. A special town meeting convened in the town hall, and a large crowd awaited the A O U S OW gathering. Girl gymnastic exercises occur outdoors amid fine weather as local schools keep active, while veterans plan a march to Washington for March 4 and Lincoln Grange members attend a Monday session.

Charles Rocks Lincoln Fred Rocks Somerville Fred Macdonald Lowell Fannie Melones Andrew Mur Stephen Murray Company T Arhington Lincoln Grange

Local notes from West Acton and nearby towns

Local items include Eliza Brown still loving Edward Stevens and Knowlton on steele list. Vern Stront and wife visited. Wavers Were in town. New light cord truck for their business. Mrs W Th Rudolph ill with cold. Virginia Sanderson visiting relatives in Ne werdey. Mia and Mrs Benjamin Smith to Boston for winter. William S Kelley painting Mrs Tol iat’s new house at South Acton. Hail Bros Co. acquire black horses worth 200 dollars. Joseph Gallant to drive. Miron Chatlin switched jobs to Hall Bros Ca. Mrs Frank Priest unwell. Mrs Laws of Boxboro caring for her. Hubert H Mead reports about 0 bushels of potatoes locally. Arlean Hurley started at Hood Rubber Co Watertown and will board in Cambridge. Howard Reed trucking to Boston markets. Roger Brown played left end for Concord High vs Natick. Nellie Hosmer returned to St Petersburg after weeks with FLR Knowlton. Winona Rebekah lodge plans a December meeting with two candidates. supper at 6.99 Heloek.

William S. Kelley Arlean Hurley Hood Rubber Co Watertown Cambridge Howard Reed Boston Roger Brown Concord High Natick Kich Mise Nellie Hosmer FLR Knowlton St. Petersburg Pla Roscoe H. Knowlton Winona Rebekahy Lodge Rebekah Heloek

Community Notes From Concord Junction and Vicinity

Clarence Dixon of Worcester and Ernest E. Wetherbee of Putney visit Concord Junction. Mrs. Tuttle of Chelmsford visits daughter Mrs. Walter Wright. Miss Mary Curley suffers laryngitis. Frank Burrill buys a new Overland touring car. Jessie Brown teaches at West Concord. substitute Mrs. Beck. Special town meeting Wednesday to vote on a new school building. Navy 24 marks next Men's Club meeting with John Jacob Rogers speaking on The Workings of Congress. Union church hosts a spelling bee with a box lunch. Mildred Stone arrives teaching music with broad European training and top equipment.

Clarence Dixon Worcester Ernest E. Wetherbee Putney Robert Cousins Russell Place Mary Curley Walter Wright Frank Burrill Jessie Brown West Concord Charles H. Beck Concord Junction Concord Navy Union Church John Jacob Rogers Lowell Mildred Stone

Shakespearian Afternoon Delights West Concord Club

The West Concord Woman's club held a Shaksperean afternoon Friday with Mrs. George Walcott as reader delivering bits from Shakespeare and sonnets to a large audience. Vocal interludes by Mrs. Otis Forbush with accompaniment by Miss Bess Snyder enhanced the program.

West Concord Woman's Club George Walcott Concord Otis Forbush Bess Snyder

Local Notes and Social Happenings in Bedford Town

Edward Goulding of the 8th Regiment returned with his men. Randall A. Whittier hosted Atty. Thomas Lavelle of Boston. Billy Sunday attracted many visitors during his stay at the Hab. The Middlesex Boston Street Rail Co. Division 5 carmen’s ball will be held in Lexington on Thanksgiving Eve. Mr and Mrs Walter Manning returned to Fitchburg after a vacation with relatives. The Blue Ribbon club plans a town hall dance on Wednesday December 6. The Colonial Orchestra of Maynard will provide music.

Levi Cheney A. Rouillard Sagamore Cod Mahoney Boston John Mahoney Maynard Trust Co Dee B. Misa Gladys Tiintoon Norwood HM. A. Wilson Brooks Charles Whitney Usbridge Thomas Wright B.A. Merrinan Massachousetts Mostors’ Association Weld Columbu Mandolin Club Pallarian Church Stow Frank Murphy Winthrop Edward Goulding Randall A. Whittier Thomas Lavelle Billy Hab Blue Ribbon Club Colonial Orchestra of Maynard Mwic

Hayden Memorial Fountain Unveiled in Town

William R. Hayden of B Springs presents a decorative fountain in memory of his wife’s husband William Richardson Hayden. The central town feature serves horses, autos, dogs, and people with multiple drinking troughs and a Colonial lantern style light atop a granite base.

William R. Hayden B Springs William Richardson Hayden Annamental

Fox Hunters Club Plans January Bedford Meeting

The New England Fox Hunters club schedules its annual meeting in early January at Bedford with headquarters at Bedford House. William R. Monds will oversee the final meets.

New England Fox Hunters? Club Bedford Bedford House William Rdmonds

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Joseph Sheridan Bolton Michael May Summer St William Smith Percival Sterious W. F. Stevenson Gertrude Howes Timothy Sheehan Dorchester Susan Hill Hudson Luke Brooks HH. Davis Walter Comean Littleton John Comeau Linden St Poe, Sullivan Groton Mr. and Mere Percy Woods Driscoll Edward Henderson Pleasant St Abe Bander Port Peece Robinson Crusoe Shubert Theatre Mite Mari Kelley Mars Fayville Jank Braysden Lena Glazier Lynn Theresa Reynolds New York William Barnes Daniel Lowney George Edward Foernmierts Elizabeth O'Weete George Meade Ralph Barnes Traverse Jury Boy Scouts Episcopal Church St. Bridger's Church Eva Hunt Louis Evers Hr. A. Wilson James J. Ledgard Kenneth Damron Stadium Richard Keegan Julia Lineh Elih A. A. Hilferty Richard Marjorie Westfield John Lawton Frank Raymond Connors Co. CC Sth Regiment of Maurice Conners Jr Henry McCormack Jane Barnett South Wilden Haverhill Alku Temperance Society Toivo Kankkala William Quinn Maynard Fire Department Edward Reading Janam’. Coughlan The Torrey & Vialle, Inc Cadillac Framingham Sudbury Actons Cor. Main Walden Streets Vialle & Torrey, Inc Inramingham, Miss Torrey &Vialle, Inc Packard Main & Walden Streets Concord, Mass Dodge Boxboro Carlisle Grees Eva Harris King Marlboro Decree Team of Waltham A. O. US Deaconess Home Allen French Women' Parish Association Unitarian Church Mondag Tr. Rocinald Stowe, Jr Middlesex School Bateman's Pond Christian Endeavor Trinitarian Chaurch Thorow Willie Dee West Acton Eliza Brown Edward Stevens Mor. Knowlton Steele Vern Stront Wavers Co Wettinger « Son Mis Virginia Sanderson Werdey Mia Mrs. Benjamin Smith Sidney E. McCleary Main ST Hershey Best Santos Rumford’s Ceylon P. H. Murphy Maynar Iire Mrs.Tuttle Chelmsford Gress Shaksperean Woman's Club Hayden Memorial EAL Estates James & Son Co Sudbury Road Bury River James B. Wood & Son Co Wood and Coal James B. Wood John A. Finigan, A
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