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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1922

Page

9

Acton Residents Enjoy Hampton Trip and Community News

Acton residents Mr William Robbins and Wesley Flagg with Ina Pederson visited Hampton shore resort, returning pleased with the attractions. Dr Conant, long absent, rests comfortably at home after illness as Acton Agricultural Association plans Thursday meeting at 7 46 PM to approve fair department appropriations and read chairmen reports. Mary J Richardson serves as corresponding secretary while farmers note low early apple prices due to market glut and mixed varieties.

Herbert F Robbins Acton Centre Wesley Flagg Ina Pederson East Acton Hampton Shore Resort Ocean Acton Agricultural Association Mary J. Richardson

Barn Additions Deserted by Builders Likely Delayed

Herbert F Robins finished the addition on his farm stables and is now extending a garage to a Paes barn with EB A Phelan handling the work.

Herbert F Robins Paes EB. A. Phelan

First visit to old home in 42 years revealed memories

M. E. Taylor hosted Edwin Hosmer of Indianapolis on his first east trip in 42 years to Acton. Hosmer found old chums including Taylor and S Hammon Taylor and others, visited Woodlawn Cemetery to locate the Hosmer lot, and noted many changes. Nomination papers for Senator Henry Cabot Lodge circulated and signed by local citizens without pay as part of the Lodge campaign. Real estate talk and rumors filled the scene with little concrete news.

M. E. Taylor Acton Edwin Hosmer Indianapolis So. Acton Hosmer Taylor S Hammon B. Faulkner Conant Luther Conant J.K.W. Wetherbee Cias. H. Mead Mr .Hosmer Woodlawn Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge Mother

Miss Elizabeth Edwards Vacation with Mr and Mrs John Edwards

Miss Elizabeth Edwards is on a brief vacation with Mr John Edwards and Mrs John Edwards. The outing appears casual and private with no further details disclosed.

Elizabeth Edwards Mrs John Edwards

Weekend Guests Visit Wal tham and Enfield

Miss Margaret Claflin and Margaret McGill visited Joseph Claflin in Wal tham. Mrs. Alice Marsden and daughter Sarah Duggan spent time in Enfield visiting relatives. A heavy fish catch off Boston Light was reported by Maynard fishermen with varying detail. names include Elmer Cook Ray Phelan Frank Archer and others. The vessel sailed from Swampscott.

Alice Marsden Sarah Duggan Enfield Relativ Charles McGill Lowell Boston Maynard Elmer Ray Cook Phelan Hookey Frank Archer Frank Roy Edward Archer Elmer Cook Frank Taylor Ray Phelan William Marchant Harry Croft Martin Mosher Joseph Martin Alfred Lord Edward Jensen Swampscott

Somerville Legion Defeats Maynard 7 to 3 in Sunday Game

Somerville Legion, the standout local team, beat Maynard 7 to 3 Sunday afternoon. Maynard struggled with wild baserunning and costly errors, while Somerville pitcher Leet Sukin earned his fifth win. The game featured a first inning home run by Lenton. Dickerman contributed for Somerville.

Somerville Legion Maynard Costy Lenton Dickerman Somerville

Pedestrians Urged to Use Left Side of Road for Safety

The American Automobile Association urges pedestrians to walk on the left side of country roads to face oncoming traffic and avoid danger. Despite the rule to keep right, many walkers on Pleasant Street to Hudson stroll on the right, risking collisions as dimmed headlights and dark clothing reduce drivers’ ability to see them.

American Automobile Association D. L Ee Fae Mr. Lewis Jim Pleasant St Hudson

Sixth Birthday Party for Clarence Braman at Home

Master Clarence Braman celebrated his sixth birthday with a lawn party at his West street home. Guests included Lawrence and Adaman of Stow Katherine Ward Glenna Laura and Mae Jones. Refreshments were served by Mrs Sineahs Mrs Thomas Murray Mrs Ralph Jones and Miss Ariene Jones. The event featured a birthday cake with six candles and gifts from friends and out of town cards.

Clarence Braman Waldo Braman Wests Sineeahs Thomas Murray Ralph Jones Ariene Jones Lawrence and Adaman Stow Katherine Ward Glenna Laura Mae Jones

Mr and Mrs Fletcher Return From Two Week Visit

Mr and Mrs Jonathan P Fletcher return home after a two weeks visit. They traveled to a distant city for a family reunion and sightseeing with relatives.

Jonathan P. Fletcher

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