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Newspaper

Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1921

Page

4

Blind pig plan to steal cash from a pet subject

A speaker explains a plan to profit from a blind pig by blinding it to steal cash and food. He contemplates illegal removal of the animal and acknowledges risks and moral conflict while awaiting buyers over several weeks.

Telephone Courtesy Rules For Business And Social Calls

A vintage article advises polite telephone behavior in business and social calls. It stresses friendly openings, proper self identification, and avoiding surly tones that deter potential buyers or callers. It warns against lengthy conversations that incur extra charges and emphasizes courteous, concise dialogue.

Ships in Use in Germany Accelerate Rhine Trade

German builders turn out many river boats to replace vessels handed to allies. Crete ships press into service on the Rhine to support ongoing river trade and logistics.

Germany Crete Rhine

Concord Junction social notes and a local baseball result

Mrs Arthur St Michel of Marlboro visited Concord Junction with friends while Mrs Sheehan enjoys a Worcester vacation. Local couples motor to Leominster and Mt Monadnock with visits to Groton. A first time marriage betwixt Miss Genevieve Hearn and Joseph King is announced at Help of Christians church. Concord Junction defeats Concord 20 to 19 in a Camp Devens game with Driscoll MacEachern and Hughes Craig as battery.

Arthur St. Michel Marlboro W. C. Akers Worcester Robert Cousens F. C. Leighton Leonard Cousens, Jr EB. J. Lyons Katherine Lawler Thomas Lawler Leominster Christians’ Church Genevieve Hearn Joseph King Anatin Packard Freeman Robbins H.W. Tripp Packard New Dort Mt. Monadnock Groton Earl Prescott Concord Junction Concord Co. Ht Camp Devens Driscoll MacEachern Hughes Craig

Power of Christ and World Needs sermon topic

Union Church announces the fifth sermon in the series The Power of Christ and Human Needs. Alfred Wheeler Stone will address The Power of Christ and World Needs Sunday morning. In the evening Rev Dore Mus Scudder D D will discuss Japan and the Disarmament Conference. Scudder formerly led Central Union Church Honolulu. All are invited to attend.

Alfred Wheeler Stone Doremus Scudder D. D Japan Scudder Central Union Church Honolulu

Hallowe en Costume Party Poster Details

Posters announce a Hawthorne Chapter No. in Association Hall Moen dey evening October 01. Newell's crehes sya wall furnish for dancing from eight to twelve.

Hallowe'en Hawthorne Chapter C. FE. S Moendey Newell's

Concord Geo F Wheeler Wins Multiple Prizes at Waltham Fair

George F Wheeler earned first prize for a five ear Beurre Rose corn entry and second prizes for Anjou and Sheldon pears, Seckel pears, and multiple corn varieties. Wilfrid Wheeler Jr. won third prizes for Beurre Bose pears and Seckers pears, plus additional prize boxes.

Geo. F. Wheeler Waltham Fair George F. Wheeler Anjou Sheldon Seckel Kentucky

Prize Winners at the Waltham Fair

Parks won multiple prizes at the Waltham Fair including first in yellow sweet corn ten ears cauliflower one bushel and carrots one bushel while taking third in cabbages six heads and first in tomatoes one bushel.

Waltham Fair

Traffic counts on Lexington road near Cambridge turnpike

Census of automobile traffic recorded 6600 vehicles passing Sunday October 2 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. The peak two hour period logged 2716 vehicles between 3 and 5 p.m. also noted. Wanted a middle aged woman for general housework in a two person family. apply 20 Elm Street Concord Massachusetts.

Lexington Road Cambridge Turnpike Elm Street Concord Mass

Borges to run to Acton fair Friday and Saturday

An eventful week in South Acton with Borges planned for Friday and Saturday to the Acton fair. A business observer noted an auto truck carrying 60 crates of piano tools and benches from Merriam's factory passing through Exchange Square on Tuesday afternoon. Charles H. Miles attended his aunt Mrs J Frank Miles’s funeral service in Somerville, with Rev KR Perry Bush officiating on Sunday afternoon.

Borges Acton Merriam’s Actory Yixchange Sq Charles H. Miles J. Frank Miles Olep Somerville Sun Perry Bush Sisea

Pastor Ralph A Barker Conducts Morning Service

Ralph A Barker, pastor, leads the Mary morning service scheduled for 10.50 AM.

Ralph A. Barker Mary

Reverend Wheeler to fill pulpit in exchange program

Rev A E Wheeler of West Acton will occupy the pulpit in exchange with the pastor. Sunday school at 12. Evening song and preaching service at 7. Prayer meeting in the vestry on Friday evening at 7 30. Topic Our Life with God.

A. E. Wheeler West Acton

Reverend Paddock to Lead Vermont Pastorate Pulpit

Rev Mr Paddock of Vermont will occupy the pulpit as a candidate for this pastorate, signaling his potential appointment and seeking support from the congregation.

Mr Paddock Vermont

Maynard Nuptials at Parsonage for Sullivan and Martin

Arthur J. Sullivan and Grace E. Martin were married at the parsonage on Monday evening. Rev. E. C. Winslow, agent for the New England Home for Little Wanderers, served as speaker at the Sunday evening gathering.

Arthur J. Sullivan Grace E. Martin E. C. Winslow New England Little Wanderers

Recital in Methodist Church Delights Capacity Audience

An audience at the Methodist Episcopal Church filled to capacity enjoyed Dr. Minot C. Baldwin's organ recital on the new pipe organ. Highlights included Baldwin's The Storm, Mrs. Carrie Hancox and Mrs. W. C. Blake providing solos, and the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel. The program blended Bach, Haydn, Rossini and Wagner selections with vocal numbers. A separate notice seeks a sales agent for J. R. Watkins Co. in Concord and other cities.

Minot C. Baldwin God Be With Carrie Hancox Hudson W. C. Blake Marlboro Baldwin Argsthio Ilgrims Tannhauser Rlee Wagner Haydn Coping Carrie Hanco

Fishing exchange on public water becomes miracle claim

In a brief quip from Edinburgh Scotsman, a dialogue on whether fishing counts as a crime if done on public water leads to the inhabitant calling it a miracle, illustrating a tongue in cheek exchange about rights and luck.

Edinburgh

Boxboro Fair Brings West Acton Win 6 5

West Acton beats Boxboro 6 to 5 after Boxboro refused to finish the game citing a close umpire decision. Rally day at the Baptist church drew a large audience with a program and plans for two or three high class concerts by the men's class.

J. A. Goding M. J. Handley A. H. Perkins Milford Pepperell Boxboro West Acton Baptist Church

Terrific blaze destroys McCarthy barn in Waltham area

Last Friday at 6 45 p m John and Joseph Coughlin and a sister found John McCarthy s barn ablaze near the cupola. Firefighters battled the flames as 40 tons of hay and a horse were lost. The home nearby was cleared and a baby grand piano moved to the village. Loss estimated at 15000 partly insured. A large crowd aided the effort.

John Joseph Coughlin John McCarthy Cram and Beach Richard Foss McCarthy Place

Thanks for assistance after fire at our home

We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for timely aid after the fire that destroyed our home. Mr and Mrs John McCarthy Mr and Mrs Eugene McCarthy Miss Annie McCarthy

John McCarthy Eugene McCarthy Annie McCarthy

West Acton Woman's Club marks 25th anniversary event

The West Acton Woman's Club observes its 25th anniversary on Monday October 10. The first meeting of the season will be held at the Baptist vestry with a fine program provided.

West Acton Woman's Club Baptist Vestry

Coaches From Tower On Rutgers Football Field

A portable twenty foot high tower used by Foster Sanford to coach Rutgers football is shown with four iron wheels and a shaft for pulling on the field. It allows sight of the end zone and plays as Sanford has it erected for field coaching.

Mary Jane Foster Sanford Rutgers Sanford

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Mt.tle Theotrtess Union Church South Acton Congregational Church First Universalist Church Maynard Methodist Episcopal Church J. R. Watkins Watkins J. R. Watkins Co Dept New York N. Y Newell Geo. Swede Hardy John W. Mara Concord Mass Vermont Creamery Cloak and Suit House, Inc Chevy Chase E. Z P.c Manufacturer S Cloak & Suit House Inc Main Street Lowell George E. Holton Ed. Pratt THE Universal F. O. B. Detroit Ford Ford Motor Company Maynard Motor Company Maynard Tel Towlor
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