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Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1921

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Orchard House hosts visitors from many lands

During the past summer the Orchard House on Lexington road Concord welcomed guests from a wide array of places. The list includes states and provinces across the U S and Canada, plus nations such as England Scotland Germany France India Japan and China.

Orchard House Louisa M. Alcott Lexington Road Concord Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsyvania Michigan Virginia Oregon Illinois California Ohio Colorado Minnesota Maryland Louisiana Indiana Arkansas Missouri Tennessee West Virginia Texas Arizona Delaware Idaho Kansas North Carolina Wisconsin Alabama Florida Oklahoma Montana South Dakota Nebraska Utah Kentucky Georgia Iowa South Carolina Edinburgh Scotland Sydney Nova Scotia Shanghai China Bourneville England San Juan Costa Rica Athens Greece Calgary Alberta New Glasgow Marbury Deutchland Canton Uebec London Vimy Ridge France Tokio Japan Lahore India

Maynard Seventh Exhibition Showcases Grange Agriculture

Maynard Grange patrons of husbandry held its seventh annual exhibition at Cooperative hall over two evenings with large crowds. Canned goods and the local Canning club of school girls drew special praise while fancy articles and flowers earned multiple prizes. An evening of home talent featured songs, sketches, and a farce led by James B. Farrell and Adelaide Sims.

Maynard Grange The Grange F. E. Sanderson Mary Martin Walter Denniston Grace Leonard Wallace Priest George Morse Irene Martin Mabel Bishop Mabel Bliss Alice Thurston Clifford Downey John Lawton A. W. Haynes Mery Powers Eva Frye Candy Arthur Harris Ray Harris Edward Reading William Hayward Edith Boulden Apron Booth Harris Clements Mary Wall Frank Seckers James Coulter Wang Wang Blues Tommie King Albert Riley James Farrell Harlan Powers Albert Murphy Barbara Adelaide Sims Verna James William Waterhouse Albert Drechsler Mildred Harris C. Brennan Ada Worden M. L. Williams Concord George Lawton Maude S. Comely Bedford L. M. Williams Leslie Sims Lucius Maynard E. J. Cahoon Albert Larkin Mary Pontefact Ida Brown C. Gwillow Edward Henderson Dotty L. Maynard Doily Mabel Brown M. Bromley L. Sims Hattie Maynard Roy Worden William Coulter Maple Street Zenia Cosmos John Webster W J. Hayward C. D. Fletcher Fred Hanson F. Sanderson W. J. Hayward Wm. McGarry A. O. Dunhs Alton White Wm. McGar

Recent Guests at the Colonial Inn

Notable arrivals include Miss Alice P Higgins of San Francisco Sam Pack Jr of Paris France Mrs Stebe and Mr and Mrs Lucien Shaw of Los Angeles Mrs D W Edwards of Ashland Oregon and Cale Tolman of Seward Alaska R L Warner former Concord resident now St Louis and family in Cambridge Warner's daughter Elizabeth Noyes Warner recently chaired Vassar Radcliffe fete and has resumed studies at Vassar College Mrs Richard Edwards of Peru Indiana placed her son in Middlesex School.

Colonial Inn Alice P. Higgins San Francisco Sam Pack, Jr Paris France Stebe Lucien Shaw Los Angeles D. W. Edwards Ashland Oregon Cale Tolman Seward Alaska R. L. Warner Concord St. Louis The Colonial Warner Cambridge Elizabeth Noyes Warner Vassar

Rummage Sale for Red Cross Dental Clinic

A rummage sale to benefit the Red Cross Dental Clinic will be held Thursday October 15 starting at 10 am in Mrs Sherman Hoar s barn at 72 Main Street Concord Donations may be left at Mrs Hoar s or arranged for pick up by calling 163 M

Red Cross Dental Clinic Sherman Hoar Main Street Concord

Waltheram Pulpit Series Heads into October Sundays

Rev Charles W Huntington supplied the pulpit on Sunday October 2 and will officiate October 9. For the following three Sundays Rev Cyrus Richardson will fill the pulpit, having served the parish in this role for six months.

Charles W. Huntington Waltham Cyrus Richardson

Teachers Meeting Held in Parish House Parlors

A teachers meeting convened in the church parish house parlors at eight o'clock, gathering local educators for an evening session.

Mrs Amelia Bent Dies at 90 in Concord Area

Mrs Amelia M Bent widow of Nathaniel Bent died on Sept 29 in her 90s. She was mother of Mrs Harvey Wheeler of Concord and aunt of Mrs Raphael M Hoyle.

Amelia M. Bent Nathaniel Bent Bent Harvey Wheeler Concord Raphael M. Hoyle

Waltham Fair Winners Honor Young Farmers Betty and Charles Howe

At the Waltham Fair Miss Betty Howe wins on 12 varieties of canned fruit and vegetables while Charles Howe takes vegetables from his own garden. The Howe children are praised by their parents Mr and Mrs Oscar H Howe for their skill in raising fine produce.

Betty Carles Howe Oscar H. Howe Charles

First Social Event of Season Held Last Week

The South Acton Improvement Association held its first annual meeting since reorganization at Exchange Square on Sept 28 1921. Seventy members and prospects attended a harvest supper praised for quality prepared by Chef Fred E Macomber with help from committees. Fifteen new members joined and officers were elected: Clerk W B Currier Treasurer William Merriam Directors Edney Rawhtser Clapp Holland Piper Greenough Mackenzie. A later board meeting named Edney president and Clapp vice president.

Association Exchange Square South Acton Fred E. Macomber Charles F. Edney William T. Merriam Frank T. Holland Frank L. Stiles Madeline Ineson T. C. Gallagher W. B. Currier Treas William Rawhtser George E. Clapp Ralph W. Piper George E. Greenough Robert S. Mackenzie

Early fall wedding among first of season vows

Everett W. Reed of this village marries Miss Mildred McClenathan of West Acton in a Wednesday ceremony at the bride's home. The couple plans a brief trip to Maine before settling in South Acton where Reed has bought a home on Maple.

Everett W. Reed Mildred McClenathan West Acton Wheeler The Baptist Church Charlotte McClenathan Concord High School New England Telephone Co Waltham Lorenzo BH. Reed South Acton Acton Lodge Wo 203 IOOF Boston & Maine Railroad Maine Reed Maplest

Local Notables and City Residents Weekend Travel Notes

West Acton Mrs Daniel Beach keeps house for James A Grimes and son. John Davis works for Charles J Kelley plumber. A W Davis and wife and E S Morse family motor to the White Mountains for a fine weekend trip. Mr Sprague of California extremed the weekend to visit his daughter Mrs A B Parker. Miss Edith Woodward of Somerville returns to Boston Monday after visiting H E Gates.

Daniel Beach James A. Grimes John Davis Charles J. Kelley A. W. Davis E. S., Morse White Mountains Mr. Sprague California A. B. Parker Edith Woodward Somerville Boston H. E. Gates

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alcott House Acton Agricultural Fair Channing Cox C. N. Goward Ledgard Jal Ledgard’s Marlboro Office Cadillac Sales and Service Vesta Batteries Concord Motor CO Amas D. Teer H. Torrey Tel Torrey & Viacce Inc Walden Street Maynard Trinitarian Church Sheridan Colonial Hall Assabet Institution For Savings Maynard, Mass Coffiel A. D. MacRi Main St L. Anderson & Son’s Concord Grocers Anderson & Sons Moving Pictures Concord State Armory American Red Cross Douglas Maclean Pathe News Rouen Association Hall Ord Junction, Mass May McAvoy Bill and Bob Universal Mary Miles Minter
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