Local Acton Notices and Schoolhouse Delays
A period of illness keeps a resident in bed with daily medical care while a new dentist is expected to join the community. A vehicle left near Universalist church cut the frame connecting West Acton to the center from Saturday night to Sunday. Several local names appear in a jumble, mentioning a sleigh ride and a man taken to town, with I.O.O.F. involvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrier
Universalist
West Acton
MeéLaren
South Wilt Abell
I. O.ouf
Acton
Smith PiperWedding in Littleton Ceremony for Elizabeth Smith and Luther Piper
Elizabeth Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs James Smith of Littleton wed Luther W Piper of Acton on Monday afternoon at First Church Boston with Rev Charles B Park officiating. The groom, a longtime choir member, is well known locally. A small group of relatives attended and the couple planned a brief New York trip before returning to begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plizabeth Smith
James Smith
Littleton
Luther ‘W. Piper
South Acton
Charles.b. Park
First Church
Boston
Mrs
Piper
Seton ‘Pho
Acton
Towne Dentist Insane Public of Uruguay Probate Notice
Public probate notice for the estate of a deceased individual in Middlesex County. The petition for administration is granted to Ben C Brooks of New York, bond set, publication required once weekly for three weeks in a newspaper. Judge confirms date of March 1, 1915. Rogers, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Middlesex
Sa‘d Court
Concert at Union Hall Draws Strong Attendance
The advance sale of tickets for a Sunday evening concert in Concord Union Hall drew a large crowd. Adelbert Messer organized the program featuring juvenile performers who were praised for their pretty and engaging parts, contributing to what patrons called one of the best concerts ever given by the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perpen
Asiake
Saas
Concord
Joige
Adelbert Messer
Union d _ Tt
Taken Ill at Church James Caldwell Stricken With Pleuro Pneumonia
James Caldwell was taken suddenly ill Sunday evening during the annual after concert at Union church. He felt cold, left the main church, was found in a Sunday school room, and rushed to hospital with a severe pleuro-pneumonia developing after admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caldwell
Union Church
Pickard
Deaconess
William Dickenson Dies After Illness At Forty Seven
William Dickenson died after a few days illness marked by severe head pain misread as neuralgia. He grew up in Heart's Content and had lived in Sleepy Hollow for two years after moving from South Acton. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at his home with Rev. S. N. Adams officiating and burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. He was a loyal worker and respected craftsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dickenson
N. Adams
Sleepy Hollow
Dickenson
Flo
South Acton
Noted Speakers Plan April 19 Celebration
Plans near completion for an April 19 celebration with speakers including Governor David I Walsh Congressman J Rogers Judge Keyes and L B Macdonald noted for the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David I. Walsh
J. Rogers
Keyes and Few
L. B. Macdonald
Okéte
Sullivan Couple Announced at Concord Junction Camp
Mrs and Mrs Sullivan are noted at Concord Junction with family attendees and camp events. the fragment hints at a social gathering or local ceremony involving the Sullivan family and community members.
County Commissioners Set Date for Estate Hearing
Mrs. Gusan Ai of Concord petitions in succession matter for Richard H. Williams. The county court schedules fourteen days before the hearing for notices and returns by Assistant Clerk John R. MacKinnon with Sheriff Kingsbury attesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusan.Ai
Concord
Richard H. Williams
Kingsbury
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