Fire call and family visits scatter in town notes
Fragmentary local notes describe a fire department response on a street Sunday and relatives visiting from Randolph Vermont and Buffalo New York. It mentions Mrs. Charlies Lamore and PGK Mow Howes, as well as Mrs. L. G. King and Mrs. Fred Zeller.
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Edward McClellan
James
Ian
Mary Boylan
Randolph, Vt
Muldoon
Fred Zeller
York
Zellers
Julia Cottage
Concord Junction Visitors and Local Notices
A jumble of names and places notes visitors in Concord Junction and surrounding towns. Jennie Driscoll visits her sister in Needham, families and relatives are mentioned across Danvers and Washington, with scattered references to Clark in New York and hospital recovery news.
Mr Hadley Receives Cards From Women Hikers
Frank H Hadley was approached by two young women hiking from New York to Maine. They asked questions and later sent postcards showing buildings along the routes. He later received a $5 gift from someone in the party and his daughter Elizabeth Hadley. The family was burned out in Waltham.
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Frank H. Hadley
New York
Maine
Hadley
Elizabeth Hadley
Waltham
Local Car Purchases Reported From Devens and Nearby
Frank Gallagher of Devens buys a new Dodge roadster. Agnes Boule of Soithe contracts for work. Stephen Flynn purchases a 1923 model car.
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Frank Gallagher
Devens
Stephen Flynn
Mits Axvn Coughlan Guest at Clinton House
Community members attend a social gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs James of Athel and Mrs Martin. Raymond Jones works at a store while Marion Angel recovers from surgery at Deaconess Hospital. Crowley operated at Parker Hill Hospital and is expected home soon. A meeting of Frank J DeMars post plans delegate selection for a state convention in New Bedford.
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Mits
Axvn Coughlan
Clinton
James 8
Athel
Ry Martin
See
James Misse
Greenwich
Seissine Her "Ranatoger
Toe Ee Forge
Raymond’ Johes
Autasrtdes Rh
Mies
Marion Angel
Mystery clears as man found bloodied on Lutimer Hill Road
Reports say a man was found on Lutimer Hill Road Tuesday morning covered in blood after a fall caused by an alleged liquor ailment. Investigators, including medical staff, considered the incident a possible accident.
Sims H olds Pitshing Record in No Hit No Run Game
Sims held the opposing batters to a quiet night as Bedford Rangers suffered a rare no hit no run setback. The performance marked a standout pitching display against Bedford at home, with a decisive score and a season highlight for the pitcher.
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Depur
Rangers
Bedford
Béed
Stow Beats Maynard as Lent Shines on Hilltop
In a rugged ball game Don Lent pitched for Stow while Stokéa and Obi battled at the plate. Ray also contributed as Maynard struggled to contain the offense in a tense early season county clash.
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Don
Hela San If
Beiek Rt
W. Stokéa
Tomobi
Tle Plate
Ray
Local notices reveal brief city happenings and travels
Fragmentary notices show D Bil a tonic maker taking a short pie and Hew Reo on leave. Wheeler and Black from this city plan a two week vacation at New City. Kathryn Divyer of St is visiting for a few days.
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D ‘Bil
Miag
Kathryn
Divyer
Ulittora
West Acton Notes and Local Movements
West Acton residents Witte Johnson and family spend the week at Beverly while Lawrence and children are away. Mrs. Twente, a teacher, returned Sunday. David had been ill and plans to move next, still confined to the house. Holt spends the week in Somerville at H. E. iatocaner’s. a trip to West occurred yesterday for a Republican outing. Harrod of Lexington visits his uncle F. S. Whitcomb. R. Morison died in Boston Sunday and the funeral will be held there. A new store managed by N. Hederstedt is expected to open Sept 1. Work continues at Central Square. C. O11 involved in a wheel accident. Mrs. Feliz Fox and children of Brookline visited. I. O. O. F. lawn party proceeds neared a substantial sum. Rev. and Whitelogk of Manchester NH visited Mrs. Ranny Porter and Mrs. Emma Evans of Providence RI stayed with her mother, Mrs. A. H. Knowlton. Annie Blanchard, Carrie Wetherbee and others left by auto for Maine. Marteg wott and several men plan to asset the house. Mrs L. A. Sebastian and C. G. Durkee in Acton. Winona Repetah lodge to Moptiibors with Maynary arrangements.
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Witte
Johnson
Lawrence
Beverly
Twente
Daviad
Holt
H. E. Iatocaner
Westrday
Ga Harrod
Lexington
Edgar H Hall for Senate in 7th Middlesex district
Edgar H Hall of West Acton enters the 7th Middlesex district senate race. He is described as a man of fine character with strong connections and a solid record, and district leaders are urged to support his candidacy as widely favorable.
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Edgar H. Hall
West
Ness
West Acton
Hall
Middlesex
Baptist Church Service Sees Whitelock Preach Twice
Reverend Mr. Whitelock of Manchester New Hampshire preached at both services in the Baptist church. Mrs Whitelock and a solo performed in a delicate manner during the evening service. The pastor attended the meeting. Next Sunday plans include a sermon titled The Sign of the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Whitelock
Manchester
Baptist Church
For Sale Jersey and Guernsey Heifers From Ver Farm
Auction notice offers one fresh Jersey and two fresh Guernseys from Ver farm. Cattle described as young and handsome with proper health. Includes one yearling heifer eligible for Clas sale.
Acton Center Duchessa apples face disease era in Acton
Acton Center reports widespread planting of Duchessa apples as disease pressures on Macintosh varieties persist. Duchessa trees have surged in Acton over three years with aims for eastern markets while local efforts to recruit labor for harvest and transport to Boston markets continue amid ongoing agricultural challenges.
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Acton
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