Worcester Visitors Highlight Local Notes
Mine Lizzie Wilson visits Worcester while P. J. Sullivan tours Concord Junction. Maynard items appear on pages 1 3 4 6 and 7. Ellen Casey at St Mary hospital Lowell improving. Mrs Thomas Campbell and May Worcester visiting James Ledyard. Girls Friendly Society and St George's choir plan Sept 23 entertainment. D E K Sheehan says two monuments to Lowell parties suggest prices and goods are right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Ellen Casey
St. Mary Hospital
Lowell
Thomas Campbell
May
Worcester
James Ledyard
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. George's Church
D. EK. Sheehan
Maynard Real Estate Offers Fast Selling Lots and Tenement Blocks
Maynard local notice: William Maynard’s property sells quickly at low prices. Of 20 houses, 14 sold. five four tenement houses on Percival Street at $179 each. one eight tenement block on River Street for sale. Contact W. C. Croft, local agent. Also Henderson harness shop for repairs and upholstering services offered by T. J. Butler and W. H. Aspgreen with addresses given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maynards
Percival St
River St
W. C. Croft
Acton Centre Notes and School Appointments
Miss Lucy Swift of Hartford is visiting Miss Sophia Taylor. Mr. Campbell and family take a two week vacation at Fort Bond. Rev. Miles preached at the Congregational church after a three week vacation. A list of teachers selected for Acton public schools includes Miss Ruby Atwood and others from Brown Colby Worcester and Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Swift
Hartford, Conn
Sophia Taylor
Campbell
Fort Bond
Mr. Miles
Congregational Church
Acton Public
Ruby M. Atwood
Brown University
South Grammar
Harriet Harlow
Colby University
South
Martha Fagerstrom
Worcester Normal
Inez J. Kelton
West Grammar
Jennie V. Sargent
West
Gertrude Peet
Westfield Normal
Center Grammar
Nancy M. Buckman
Mechanics Falls
Grammar School
Laura Weaver
Providence
R.I. B. Symonds
Worster
Aiden Eastman
Milford
B. D. Lothrop
Roy Lang
J. L. Adams
Mamie Callon
Barre
J. McGreen
Nova Scotia
Goole Family Plans Granite Memorial at Old Garrison Site
Sudbury descendants of Edmond Goole move to place a granite memorial at the old Goodenow Garrison site near Cookinge brothers farm along the South Sudbury to Wayland highway. Frank W. Goodenow John B. Goodenow and Nathan B. Goodenow lead efforts to inscribe the dwelling’s brief history. The Haynes Garrison is noted as another designated site in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Goolenow
Wayland
East Sudbury
Goodenow
Cookinge Brothers
South Sudbury
Frank W. Goodenow
John B. Goodenow
Sudbury
Nathan B. Goodenow
Boston
Haynes
Electric Bitters offered to prevent death by own action
A dubious ad claims a preventive for self destruction is found and promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic and nervine to strengthen nerves and improve digestion. The text lists druggists and distributors including Burdett & Barnard, Shattuck, Fright, Johnson’s Pharmacy, Maynard, and Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdett & Barnare Maribor
T. Shattuck
Northboro
J. 2
Frfend
Concord
Jor
Son's Pharmacy
Maynard
E. B. Lucia
Hudson
Druggists
Local Notices From South Acton Community Page
A roundup of residents on vacations visits and work. Names include H L Holmes L W Piper Miss Grace Hutchinson and many others with notes on travel and local business. The piece mentions the Acton ball team game with Harvard and a new telephone booth plus historic events in Peterboro New Hampshire with a planned monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Harvards
Harvard
M. Brochu
F. Hosmer
Genie Fletcher
Morristown
N. J
David Spares Saul in Night Camp Echoes Mercy and Faith
In a cave at Adullam David spares Saul, who lies asleep under a Lord delivered sleep. Abishai seeks to kill Saul, but David refrains, trusting God's plan. Saul repents aloud, and David refuses to harm him, illustrating meek trust and divine deliverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Press Association
David
Saul
Abishai
Jonathan
Adullam
Moab
Abiathar
Jeremiah
Shimei
Ishbibenob
Abner
Knaianaina Notinericas
God
Paul
Satan
Acton and Gleasondale Ground Game Delivers Upset on Prospect
A Saturday clash on Prospect street grounds saw the Actons pull the upset over the previously unbeaten Gleasondales. Late hits and noise from rooters swung the momentum, lifting Acton to a 9 to 8 win after a strong ninth inning rally. Brooks Renault Bruce A Tuttle led a 14 hit Acton attack as Littlefield and Bruce shuttled mound duties. Umpire Cosby called the game with honors to both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Street Grounds
Gleasondales
Actons
Harvard
Littletons
Acton
Gleasondale
Brooks
Renault
Bruce
A. Tuttle
Littlefield
csIammond
Renault Brooks
Riley
Taylor and Conant
R Cosby
W. Baron
Harness and Shoe Repair by C H Clark in South Acton
South Acton local offering harness, boot and shoe repairing at reasonable prices by C H Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. HI .Clark
West Acton Community News Highlights Local Moves
West Acton reports residents traveling for fishing and saltwater trips. A Boxboro dance draws attendees from the village. Multiple visits include Mrs. Fred McDonald of Lowell and Mrs. Jennie Tuttle of Fitchburg. Blueberries remain plentiful locally while others stay scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxboro
Fred McDonald
Lowell
Alle Monroe
Portland
Lucinda
Helen Flagg
Conway
N. H
Jennie Tuttle
Fitchburg
Fred Goding
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marlboro Peat Office
Main Street
Lizzie Wilson
P. J. Sullivan
Concord Junction
T. J. Butler
Loewe's Drug_ store
Nason St
Central House
Main St
W. H. Aspegreen
Acton Centre
South Acton
H. L. Holmes
L. W. Piper
Grace Hutchinson
Whitineville
Sid
John Laffin
Herbert Robbins
Lynn
John Bixby
Son Fh
Hopkinton
T. F. Newton
D. W. Cullinane
Tuttle & Newton's
Ralph Hastings
Frank Tuttle
North Acton
Carrie Shapley
E. Jones’ Store
Jennie Fletcher
Miss Shapley
H. L. Jones
L. H. Piper
Jerry Bradley
Provincetown
the Telephone Company
L A. and
M. Electric Co
Labor Day
Frank E. Hapgood
Springfield
Greenfield
Wm. Wood
S. A. Christie
State House
State Board of Registration of Medicine
Reuben L. Reed
Peterboro
Col
Charles Scott
Gen
D. M. White
William Diman
Lexington
Reed
Diman
Bunker Hill Historical Society
Lake vi
D. M. Stearns
West Acton
H. T. Clark
D. H. Hall
O. A. Knowlton
Vera Knowlton
George Barker
Magnolia
C. G. Durkee
Mrs
Lidian Whitcomb
Oxford
Florence Littlefield
Raymond
Dorchester
Whitcomb
George Mead
Somerville
G. C. Wright
Margaret
Frankie McDonald
John Collins
Brookline
Luke Blanchard
Annie Blanchard
W. Houghton
Mattie Houghton
Plymouth
Fred Cutter
Sister Marion
Wakefield
C. B. Stone
Josephine Fletcher
Olive Howe
Salvation Army
Framingham, Sunsay
Annie Howe
Marlboro
Emerson Pianos
United States
Asarge
Emerson PianoCo
Chicago
Boylston St
Wabash Ave
Maynard’s Block
Ing
Ering
T. F. Mahoney
ALL America
Rice & Hutchins
Combination Gash Store Co
Mass
Nason St. Acton
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
General Insurance Agency
C.F. Nevens
The
Maynard Harness Shop
Mill Pond
E. Severson
J. Kulchar
New
York
Barber Walden Street
Concord, Mass
A. Josephine Gleason
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