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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
8
South Acton notices include Lester Owen visiting Ge See Wie Week and Bilis Wetherbdee selling the Igaigh Reed farm to Mr. Ham Phureday. Mrs. G Turner slipped downstairs, suffering severe head and hip injuries with eight stitches for a scalp wound. she is reported as presently well.
Joseph Reed travels to Vermont. The maple syrup supper at Boxboro will be Thursday evening. Miss Keegan and John Coughlin visit Mrs. Leveronia. Mr. and Mrs. O W Medd return from Florida. Miss Marie Walker visits Miss Madeline Staples in Grafton. Thomas Booth relocates after selling his shop. R Brooks, ex-town resident, hangs himself in Melrose. Mrs. L R Godard visits sister Mrs. Hall Staples. Blanchard plans new building at town meeting. Chas L Woodward moves into new home. Lotus quartet concert at Maynard praised as best.
Local residents are noted visiting and returning home including Harold Phalen Flora Reed Will Edwards Cora Hartwell Nellie Hardy and Mrs Lydia Hartwell. An obituary mentions Gardiner Brooks who died by suicide in Melrose. Auction sales announced in Nobscot Framingham Carlisle Groton for Mrs Hodgeman estate with cattle horses and personal property.
Midday aged Mrs McDonald of Acton Massachusetts seeks general work options for a day hour or week. She is available for flexible tasks and reliable employment.
Help wanted notices state Knowl ton's tobacco works in West Acton seeks ten girls immediately for factory work. Applications requested from qualified applicants with preference for local residents.
Geo Hillock plans a move as Zoeth Freeman recovers enough to work. Miss Emma Morrison of Boston visited her brother over Sunday. Mr and Mrs F H Holden and Mr Green called on Saturday. Samuel Miller and family spent Sunday at his father's. Helena McCarthy loses her second bout with measles. Mrs N F Patterson visits with her mother. Everett Dexter Spinney bought the Ambrose Heald farm in Carlisle from Blanchard and Gould. Susan Oliver, recovering from a hip fracture, was not well last week. Frank Benere occupies the cottage vacated by Axel Lawson since April 1. Benere now works for D C Harris. Arthur Harris bought the Ford from Charles Smith last season and swapped to a larger car of the same make. B and M railroad plans to straighten a sharp curve south of the station and move the crossover to the New Haven track above the freight house.
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