New Teacher Resigns as Raateena af Meneen Appointed
Acton sees a vacancy filled as Raateena af Meneen, recently in New York visiting friends, is chosen to take the post. Misses Baxter and Reed return from Cape Cod. Mrs. John Torkelsen recovers from illness. town nurse Lillian B Frost begins this week with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
Raateena Af Meneen
Acton
New York
V M M Baxter
Jennie Reed
Cape Cod
John Torkelsen
Lillian B Frost
Sunset Draws Acton Residents in Rangeley Lakes Visit
Residents of Acton gathered Sunday evening at Rangeley Lakes Maine to enjoy a vacation period and the scenic sunset.
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Rangeley Lakes
Maine
Acton
Open Air Service Planned With Special Music
Rev. Glenn Douglasa will speak on Some Suggestions for the meee. Mildred Dusseault will provide organ voluntary. March Militaire and Gloria in Excelsis by Barrett accompany a congregational hymn. Harlan and Bertrand Brown will sing On Life's High. Weather permitting, the service will be held outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemen
Glenn Douglasa
Mildred Dusseault
Voutary
Barrett
Harlan
Bertrand Brown
Public Speaking Class Formed at Acten Center
The Young People at Acten Center form a Public Speaking class meeting Wednesdays 8 20 to 9 30 led by the pastor. Speeches this week discuss The Most Enjoyable Experience ever. Last week seventeen members enjoyed a sail on the Har. The Woman's Church Aid plans a food sale on the Common opposite the Library on Saturday August 11 at 3 o'clock. If weather is stormy the sale will be postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver Hed
Ruth Experiences Highlight Family Quarrels and Child Security
A psychiatrist links unhappy early experiences to later trouble noting a child’s need for security and high standards. The church vacation school lists helpers Frances Spalsor Marguerite Taylor Mrs Harlan Tutte Mrs Taylor Spencer Taylor Jr Emma Fairbanks Louisa Wood assisting in Beginners Primary Juniors Music and games Handwork and Instrumentalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Frances Spalsor
Marguerite Taylor
Harlan Tutte
Taylor
Spencer Taylor
Mma Fairbanks
Louisa ‘Wood
Surprise Birthday Visit at Central Street Home
About 50 relatives and friends gathered last Saturday afternoon at Mr and Mrs Edward Bergling s Central street home to surprise Mrs Bergling on her 60th birthday. Guests from Manchester Dover Dighton Taunton Everett Brookline Beverly Swampscott Lynn and South Acton joined in a warm welcome and an enjoyable afternoon and evening with ice cream cake and friendly conversation.
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Edward Kerglind
Central Street
Manchester
Dover
New Hampshire
Dighton
Taunton
Everett
Time worn perfumes and Paris glamour for American women
A discussion of fragrance secrets from Paris and Russia, tracing how beauty lore travels to American markets. It highlights daytime scents like fresh floral blends, cautions on secrecy around perfumers, and describes six leading perfumes with tips to apply after bathing and on lingerie or handkerchief for a refined, unobtrusive aroma.
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Aurevilly
Parix
Barkin
Ory Block
Paris
Russia
Marlee
Concord Run Club Tours Marblehead Gardens and Flower Show
The Concord Run Club of 35 members traveled by motor to Marblehead on a Wednesday to visit the Eastern Yacht Club and garden displays. They toured estates Rockhound and Low Woods owned by William and Charles Barker, admired sea terraces and hanging flower beds, and viewed the Marblehead Flower Show where Mrs Gordon Hutchins earned second prize. Tea and coffee followed at nearby homes with relatives hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Run Club
Marblehead
Walter K. Shaw
Eastern Yacht Club
William Barker
Charles. M. Barker
Mra Gordon Hutchins
Maynard and St George church groups plan summer events
Neighborhood society notices report visits by Mrs James Howe and family to Meridan Conn. and July activities at Lake Boone and DeMolay Camp. St George church organises Aug 25 lawn party. junior choir rehearsal set. DeMolay outing listed with 15 boys and 10 advisors. Sheehan Family Association reunion planned for next Sunday with mass at Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord and program at Acton town hall. Whist party and bingo prizes awarded to local residents and families.
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Lake Boone
Deane Street
Connecticut
St. George's Church
Harold Taylor
Robert Hull
L. D. Wilson
Lake Winneperauke
Annus Veunion
Sheehan Family Association
Our Lady Help of Christians
West Concord
Acton
Office Nine Clobbers Spinners 7–2 in Crowe Park Diamond
Vic Sallo way's Bets routed the Spinners 7 to 2 at Crowe Park Saturday, sparking mill department rivalries. Four departments—Fulling Mill, Piece Dye, Shoddy, and Dressings—clamor for a chance to face the bookkeepers, with Hinds pushing an elimination tourney to decide the mill diamond champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mill Office
Vic Salloway
Crowe Park
Salloway
Peta
Billy Hinds
Mr. Hinds
Lowell Sport Shoot Recap and Rifle Match Results
Lowell Sportsmen report a rifle match held Sunday with notable scores. Participants include H Coburn Kenefick and EB Greene with totals around 373 to 387. Team Concord Rod and Goodwin posted a 374 and a 387, contributing to a team total near 1911.
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Kent
Lowell
Cord
Lowell Sportsman
H. Coburn
Kenefick
Concord Rod and Goodwin
EB. Greene
F. McKellar
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Congregational Church
Church Activities Acten Center
Lawrence
Bradford
Washington Street
West Acton
Clara Louw Sheridan
Paramount
Concord Garden Club
James Howe
Mary
Meridan
Conn
Arthur Jordan
P. W. Post
Dav
William Merritt
June McGinnis
Hike Foncell
Lael Walsh
Isa Kelley
Dorothy Glickman
Mabel Martin
Stella Kugima
Minnie Campbell
Helen Klemola
Harriet Pillman
Stanley Simenak
William Anderson
Henrietta Bamford
John Dora
William Reid
Alice Holleran
Sherman McGreen
Harlan Cooke
Lena Franklin
Edward Hoffman
Theresa Sharpe
Margaret Me
William Phelps End
Triacs
Reece
Lowell Sport Shoot CO
Pini
Textile Realty Company
The
American Woolen Company
Mass
Samuel T. Freeman & CO
Federal Street
Waltham and
Pail
Henry W. Cooke
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