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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1920
Page
12
A Cadillac Motor Car Company notice argues against claims of price cutting to wreck competition. It details price changes during war output limits, argues for stabilization, and urges dealers to explain facts to customers while warning against further reductions without cost declines.
The account follows Corp. Nelson detailing the 104th Infantry in 1917 1918 from embarkation to combat in France. It covers training in England and France across Havre Harreville and Soissons front fighting at Apremont Leichprey Chemin des Dames and Belleau Wood with awards Croix de Guerre and burial of Chaplain Danker.
Clifton Willis of Boston spent Christmas at home. James A Grimes sold apples to A F Blanchard during the week. An auction of cows hay and a horse occurred at W H Teele farm Saturday. A large family gathering at Miss M I Houghton’s on Christmas day. Mr and Mrs Earl Littlefield of Connecticut visited Everett Spinney for Christmas. Stephen Teele, who lost both legs, returned from the Boston Homeopathic Hospital and cannot walk yet. W J Costello and family spent Christmas at Everett. their two sick children Warren and Ruth returned home by limousine. William Johnson hosted B E Hall’s family on Christmas. G B Parker and Miss Mabel Parker spent Christmas at Stoneh. Mrs Angie White celebrated Christmas at her daughter’s home in Leicester. William E Smiley of the U S lines at Quantico Virginia spent Christmas on furlough. Jack Soisson, an ambow driver in Italy, wears an Italian cross. George H Reed has a new on Ford truck. Everett Sanborn’s family celebrated Christmas in Nashua New Hampshire. Miss Pauline Mead of Smithfield is home for the holidays. Harold Richardson is at home.
Charlotte M Barber aged 77 died December 21 after a brief illness. She recently came here to Canada and funeral services were held December 22 at the home with Rev C L Pierce officiating. She is survived by family members and was laid to rest in Canada.
A fragmented local column lists residents such as Harry N. Brown on the school board and G. B. Caldwell visiting friends. Mentions of Florence Me Hodgen Barbara ward and Mrs Teele, with references to illness, a niece’s death in Canada, and talk of E I Banks and Lewis W Currier in Acton lodge.
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