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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1937
Page
3
A rustic collection of recipes outlines tea with lemon, refrigerator rolls using yeast cake and mashed potatoes, lemon sponge dessert, an oat cookie variant, and a tangy grape Roquefort salad. It evokes grandmotherly kitchen aromas and memories of home preserves and spice-filled jars.
A nostalgic dinner plan features an appetizer orange and white raisin grape salad with a crisp lettuce base and optional pineapple or Bartlett pear. Main courses include pan roasted potatoes with short ribs of beef in a raisin sauce, plus a dessert of oatmeal and coffee or tea.
A chatty homemaker recalls spice use from cooking and preserving jars, then shifts to sewing a peasant style apron with crayons and dye, describes planting bulbs with tulips, discusses paste recipes and scrapbooks, and invites reader participation in overstuffed, nostalgic domestic notes.
A fragmentary advice note discusses marital reconciliation and the difficulty of keeping harmony. It mentions saying sorry, making up, and strategies to hold a husband, warning against repeated faults and suggesting timing within marriage.
Miss Annie Bulette of Newtowne road recently returned from an extended trip to Finland. She visited Helsinki and Tampere during her journey and plans to resume daily activities this week.
Pastor Arthur Wilde led 10 45 morning worship with Sunday school at noon. Mid week service 7 45 Wednesday. Sunday school officers met 8 30 Wednesday to plan Rally Sunday, Arthur Lee in charge. Ladies Circle Rally held Thursday at Miss C Wetherbee and Mrs Whitcomb home. Christian Endeavor Rally Friday at West Concord with large delegation from this church.
Acton Evangelical Church Congregational led by Rev Glenn W Douglass holds morning worship at 10 45 and Sunday school at noon.
Sudbury officials revoke Agostino Visocchi’s victualer license for the Royal Garden after a police raid. Seven people were fined at Framingham court. one man $200 and six others $5 for gambling. None of the fined residents were from Sudbury. The Saturday Evening Club members and local residents named in the notice are listed. The Sudbury Men's Club to hold its first meeting of the season in the Town hall tonight.
A warning of approaching cold weather prompts Christmas tree buyers to canvass Maine. Berries remain unpicked in some areas as winter looms.
Concord police departments golf team defeated Maynard and Hudson entries at Maynard Country Club on Thursday afternoon. The Concord trio of Chief William Ryan, Sergeant Marshall J Witherell, and Patrolman Edward N Lawton led the field, with Maynard and Hudson each fielding two players.
South Sudbury notes report Theodore Baldwin and his son visiting, vancy Howe returning to Colby Junior College, and the Memorial church Sunday school starting September 26 at 9 30 a.m. The Young Peoples social is set for September 30. Forrest Bradshaw, Wyman Rogers and Mr and Mrs Fred Stone attend the Legion Convention in New York. Fred Miller has suffered a shock but remains bedridden yet comfortable. Ormand Scott of Beverly visits friends en route to the Springfield Fair.
Maynard The Intertown Bowling League aims for an early Fall start with 83 bowlers registered. Last season's popularity may push the league from ten to twelve clubs, with team draws scheduled at Lynch Alleys tomorrow night.
The fifth weekly Scotch foursomes at Maynard Country Club drew the season largest crowd for 18 holes. Winners were Charles Manty and Ruth Monihan, Clifton W Downey and Fileen Doyle, Frank Croft and Gertrude May, Arthur Mullen and Ruth Bradley, James Priest and Catherine Murray. A hot supper and social followed.
John J Sullivan of Old Pridge Road West Concord was fined 310 in Concord District Court after a curve crash on School Street South Acton killed Ezra White and injured three others. He was found not guilty of manslaughter but guilty of operating to endanger with a 100 fine and a guilty plea for operating under the influence.
In a brief notice, Sw Michael J Foley and Frank G are noted to have appeared for pyre et torney proceedings. The item records attendance without detailing case specifics or outcomes.
State Police under Chief Foley conduct sobriety checks near the south end bridge and Piper Road curves to deter drunken driving. Officers watch vehicles leaving Route 2 to enforce liquor laws and promote safe travel.
The Maynard high football season ticket is now on offering a bargain price for home games this fall featuring Hudson, Marlboro and others. Proceeds may fund the team and benefit fans financially while supporting the school’s athletics program.
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