Grange leads local church shed renovations and civic events
The Grange action funds the church shed renovations with EB A Phalen overseeing. In town, the dramatic club stages Our Jim in the town hall, while Neighbors' night draws 175 from Littleton Boxboro Concord and beyond with acts from Littl eon Boxboro and a mock trial Hittifity vs Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Phalen
Taylor Fletcher
Taylor, Jr
Harold Phalen
Chicago
Tufts College Glee Club
Dramatic Club
Our Jim
Grange
Littleton
Boxboro
Westford
Concord
Hudson
Plummer
Acton Church Notices and Civic Letter Demand School Reform
Notes from CONG L CHURCH outline Ladies Aid and WCTU meetings, missionary exposition tickets, Easter services and flowers, and a comfort bag send to Boston. A citizen letter denounces Acton high school location disputes urging civic duty and lawful school funding. Auction notice: Otis FH Forbush to sell cows and milker on April 21 1911 for W A Prescott Care Center Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Church Aid Society
Boston
Sunshine Society
E. C. Hayes
Union Church
Concord Junction
Otis FH Forbush
Acton
Mass
W. A. Prescott
Center
B. R. White
Property sale of tools and household items by owner leaving town
A positive sale offers a corn planter and all small shop tools needed to run a business plus hens and a few house items. The owner is leaving town and has no further use for any of it. Blacksmiths and wheelwrights should be interested in such a sale.
West Acton Notes From Maynard and Surroundings
Local notices report visitors and property activity in Acton Maynard Stow and Concord Junction. Guests include Mrs G Ericson and Mrs Andrew Ericson with Miss Nellie Sullivan’s house sale to a Concord Junction family. Electric wiring bids, land grading, cottage building for Boston buyers, and church events are noted along with lodge degrees and village improvement society plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Christies
G. Ericson
Andrew Ericson
Mies Ethel Ericson
New York
Anton Weber
Norwell
Andrew Peterson
Thomas Booth
H. E. Mead
Boxboro
EB. H. Hall
Mr. Maynard
Boston
F. H. Stevens
Stow
Nellie Sullivan
Duke
Concord Junction
W. E. Whitcomb
Mr. Redfearn
F. B. Harris
Arthur Tuttle
South
Acton
Conant Hill
Fort Pond
Geo. F. Mead
Somerville
C. B. Stone
B. A. King
W. A. Brown
Groton
Isaac Davis
Lowell
P. H. Bliss
Athol
D. W. Lovett
Rhode Island
Everett Sanborn
Easter greetings and local moves in East Acton Mass
East Acton residents share holiday visits and moves. George Lane of Dorchester visits his uncle R. B. Harris. D. H. Farrar returns from Florida while Fred Robbins relocates his family to Dorchester for work. Dexter Spinney sells his farm to Maynard residents and various neighbors travel to Lake Nagog and Pomona for season goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Woods
George Lane
Dorchester
8. B. Harris
Florence Worden
Revere
D. H. Farrar
Tampa
Fla
Fred Robbins
Benj. Pope
Fire at Lake Nagog blamed on brush fire not hired man
A two week old Lake Nagog fire is attributed to a brush blaze rather than a hired man, as stated in local notices. Martha G Seaverns has applied for a Sixth Class liquor license to sell intoxicating liquors as a Druggist in Tuttle & Newton's shop, South Acton. Acton Massachusetts. April 18, 1911. James P Prown clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Nagog
Fred Hollowell
Martha G. Seaverns
Tuttle & Newton
South Acton
Selectmen
Actton
Mass
James P. Prown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Faulkner
Grover Walkover Mayfair Boardman
Acon
Acton Enterprise
Concord High School
Massachusetts
Veritas
John M. Keyes
West Acton
East Acton
Boltonne
Dexter Spinney
C. S. Miller
William Hollowell
Herbert Waters
Fulton Spinney
Gaylon Spinney
Wal
North Acton
Nason St
New Merchandise
Bes
Fubiggli
Main and Nason Sts
Maynard, Mags
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