South Acton Flash News Briefs Include Walkins and Work
Multiple notices from South Acton recount residents seen at neighborhoods, vacations, and visits to towns such as Wachusett Medford and Lexington park. Workers return from breaks at Lothrop’s ferrule factory and town projects continue on River street. A small engine room fire at Piano Steol factory caused brief alarm with no damage beyond wetting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brown
Frank Stiles
G. C. Turner
Wachusett
John Beach
Lothrop’s
A. Sage
Medford
B. Baird
Nettle
Royalston
John Cahill
T. F. Newton
Grace Fullenton
Franklin Falls
N. H
Charlotte Canfield
Lowell
Piano Steol
Littletons Fall to Actons in Lopsided Baseball Contest
Saturday the Littletons were unable to challenge the Actons as Cotting shut them down. The locals scored two runs in the first and three in the sixth largely on errors. Bixby and Tuttle aided Acton with a key eighth inning miscue. Ray Tuttle led the Littletons with the bat, Norris catching well and improving daily while the team stole 19 bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littletons
Actons
Bixby
Tuttle
Cotting
Ray Tuttle
Norris
Actons to Face Boston and Maine in Big Labor Day Treat
Earned runs and hits listed for Actons with pitchers Hulmes and Cotting, 15 strikeouts by Cotting and 6 by Hulmes. Umpires are Co. Tuttle and P. Smith. Next Saturday Actons vs Boston and Maine promises a hot game. Labor Day plans include two games with Lancaster, one at home and one away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actons
Norris
R. Tuttler
R. Tuttle
Connell
Cotting
Hulmes
Co. Tuttle
P. Smith
Boston & Maine
Lancaster
Local notices from Cohasset and nearby towns
Miss Clara Stone visits Cohasset. Residents from Leominster and Malden to Gloucester and Five Islands Maine on vacations. Families announce travels to White Mountains Portland and Nova Scotia. A sewing and art class meets weekly and a village lawn party August 25 funds Acton lodge I O O F. Inaugural births and a funeral noted. new tenement moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Lodge, I. O. O. F
A. F. Blanchard
Obituary of Mrs Emma A Tenney in Rutland
Mrs Emma A Tenney wife of William Tenney died at a private sanatorium in Rutland on Aug 15 after long tuberculosis illness. Funeral services were held in Chelsea with Rev Gorham Easterbrook and the Adelphi quartet present. She leaves a son Field Tenney of New York, her mother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma A. Tenney
William Tenney
Rutland
Adelphi Quartet
Boston
Geo. W. Want
Winona Rebekah Lodge
A Card of Thanks From West Acton Residents
Mrs G W Want ofrey Morrison Boston Mrs Shaw Mr and Mrs J Arthur Shaw Brighton Fred C Tenney Mrs Harry Cook Winchendon Mr and Mrs J R Lawrence Concord Junction Mrs W F Stevens Leominster extend gratitude to friends neighbors for support during prolonged illness. Special thanks to Rebekahs for sympathy and flowers. West Acton August 22 1906. Wm Tenney Field Tenney Mary Field Lizzie Field.
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G. W. Want Ofrey
W. Morrison
Boston
Shaw
J. Arthur Shaw
Brighton
Fred C. Tenney
Harry Cook
Winchendon
J. R. Lawrence
Concord Junction
W. F. Stevens
Leominster
Rebekahs
West Acton
Wm. Tenney
Field Tenney
Mary Field
Lizzie Field
Acton Centre notes and upcoming sales and notices
Rev F P Wood filled the pulpit last week. Residents welcome lamps lit again. Several residents and visitors appear in town for vacations and jobs. Auctions planned by Otis H Forbush on Aug 31 and Sept 9 and 14 property sales in Acton West Lincoln and Stow. Dog license deadline Sept 1. warrants for unlicensed dogs. D J Wetherbee Constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Conant
Lowell
Horace Tuttle
Acton Centre
Otis H. Forbusn
Acton
Mass
Arthur D. Shaw
South Acton
Maplest
West Acton
Lincoln
Stow
D. J. Wetherbee
Official Route Chosen for G A R Denver Trip by Boston & Maine
The Boston and Maine Railroad along with several lines is designated as the official route to Denver for the G A R National Convention delegates from Massachusetts. The headquarters train departs Boston North Station at 11:00 a m on September 1 with a return via Colorado Springs Pueblo and Kansas City.
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Transportation Committee
Denver
Colo
Department of Massachusetts
Boston & Maine Railroad
West Shore
Nickel Plate Road
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Wabash Railroad
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Kansas City
Boston
Deerfield Valley
Hoosac Mountains
Rotterdam Junction
New York State
Mohawk Valley
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Chicago
Town Notices and Social Roundup from Sudbury
Friday in town saw Miss Clara Parmenter and Miss Annie Cunningham visiting. Rev. Albert Felch of Natick and Rev. J. F. Phillips returned from trips. Miss Frances Bent stayed with a Quincy party. Sons of Veterans picnicked at Bowman's Camp. Nantucket hosts Maud Hunt and Inez Perry for the week. Rhode Island School of Design professor Ipcke and son Perry visited. Frances Parmenter returned from Ocean Point and remains in town. Mr Hutchinson of Cambridge accompanied in town.
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George Hall
Littleton
River St
Luther Piper
Whitney
Maynard
W. Merriam
Acton Road
I. Ford
Waltham Hospital
Roy Center
New York
O. W. Titus
Cambridge
A. Heber
Fred Temple
Grand Manan
Maine
Wm. Goodwin
C. Symmonds
Bedford
John Lee
Agnes
Caspara Graun
Lexington Park
Clarence Mead
Fort Pond
Cyrus Hosmer
Concord
School St
Albert
Chester Pigon
West Somerville
Grace Hurd
J. E. Richardson
Fannie Teele
Nova Scotia
Clarence Porter
Emma Hart
Virginia Sanderson
Arthur Whitcomb
Great Chebeague Island
Adelbert Cutler
Passaic
N. J
Adelbert Cushing
Ernest Miner
C. D. Wood
Helen Wood
Upton
Angie Main
Waltham
Howard Daniels
Pittsfield
Acton
H. B. Daniels
Cora Warren
T. F. Noyes
Warren
Hartford
Luther Conant Jr
Washington, D. C
Mr. Conant
West
Government
Alice Bent
Bristol
R. 1
Newport
Buzzard’s Bay
J. F. Phillips
Canada
Pennsylvania
Frances Bent
Hough’s Neck
Quincy
Sons of Veterans
Bowman’s Camp
Hurd’s Pond
Pelham
Maud H. B. Hunt
Frances Parmenter
Ocean Point
Town
Mr. Hutchinson of
Narrow escape as auto rear-ends Rogers carriage
Mr and Mrs H H Rogers of South Sudbury narrowly escaped death when an automobile struck their rear on Union Ave near the Middlesex South Agricultural Society fairgrounds. The crash hurled them from the carriage. Mrs Rogers suffered bruises and abrasions while Mr Rogers had a sprained wrist. The auto fled after the impact, its license number 3965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Rogers
South Sudbury
Union Ave
Middlesex South Agricultural Society
Mr. Rogers
Rogers
Carriage Home After Minor Wagon Collision
The report notes only minor injuries as the front wheels were slightly sprung. After medical attention, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers were driven home in a carriage from a livery stable.
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Rogers
Sullivan Seeks House Return Sparks District Contest
Patrick J. Sullivan of Maynard renews bid for the house triggering a large district contest. The 10 year agreement territory remains open this year, but Sullivan insists on running. Hudson and Stow have named candidates and more may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Sullivan
Maynard
Sullivan
Hudson
Stow
Hudson Band Concert Plans and Plymouth Obituary Notice
The Hudson band presents a program this Wednesday evening featuring Waldmere Low Overture Dawn of Love Benéit Duet for cornet Larboard Watch Concert Waltz Italian Nights Finale Selected. Mrs A O Fay of Plymouth dies at Mast Aug 22 after two weeks illness. Advertise in The Enterprise.
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Hudson
A. O. Fay
Plymouth
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Baseball News
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H. Tuttle
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Littlefield
Brown
Ireland
Callahan
Hartwell
Clara Stone
Cohasset
Fannie BE. Wetherbee
Five Islands
Edgar Hall
White Mountains
Gertrude Webster
Portland
Sadie Sullivan
Lake Mooserock Magnatic
Harriet Gardner
Malden
Grace Richardson
The
Baptist Church
M. W. Fulsom
Gleasondale
Gloucester
M. A. Armstrong
East Jaffrey
Conant High School
John H. Littlefield
New England Telephone Co
F. P. Wood
Cleary
Wil Main St
Wayoar
Hal
Mir
Main St
House Furnisher
Maynard, Mass
Sudbury
Clara Parmenter
Albert Felch
Natick
Annie K. Cunningham
Nobscot
Frank Gibbs
Gladys
Ruth Gerry
Oxfords
A. F. Smith
M. M. Poresky
Nason St
Mechanic St
Clinton
Sherwin- Williams
Casex
Stam Fruen
Sy Ey
T. F. Parker
Mill Dam
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