Local Notices From Acton Community Routine
South Acton residents exchange news on visits and health as Grace Hutchinson and Pauline Kimball host friends. Schools reopen Sept 5. Andrea Mayhew suffers a foot injury at work but recovers. John Kennedy convalesces from summer cholera. tragically the twins of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bradley die of cholera infantum after two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hutchinson
Waltham
McGreen
Pauline Kimball
Mabel Hastings
Corvina
Leslie Willard
Somerville
Vdle
Charlotte Canfield
Lowell
G. Stockbridge
Mary Lothrop
George W. Kimball
Maple St
Concord
N. H
Mary Jones
Manchester By-The-Sea
George Greenough
Gloucester
Edwards
Frank Stiles
Gertrude
Holbrooke
Eva Gray
New Hampshire
Leslie Sawyer
Richardson's
Maynard St
Andrea Mayhew
Maynard
John Kennedy
Herbert Bradley
Congregational Church Notices and Local Events
The sermon next Sunday will be appropriate to Labor Day with special choir music. The CBE meeting Sunday evening at 7 will discuss Lessons from Great Lives IX Daniel led by Miss Elizabeth Edwards. A musical service in the church auditorium is planned for Sept 24 with top local musicians, aiming for monthly programs through fall and winter. The Ladies' Church Aid fair and entertainment at town hall begins 3 PM with food, ice cream, candy, lemonade, aprons, and a reader Miss Laura Belden, plus local musicians. admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBE
Daniel
Elizabeth Edwards
Ladies’ Church Aid Society
Laura Belden
Rob Christie
Madison Fairbanks
Frank Greenough
Ralph Hastings
Harold Merriam
Otis Reed
Stoughton
Elmer Wetherbee
Fort Pond
Barnes
Charles Miles
Nova Scotia
Congregational Church
Mabel Puffer
Susan Parper
Concord Junction
Harold A. Merriam
So. Acton
W. A .Wood
Concord
Will Richardson
Lunenburg
Wilf
Local Notices From Acton Centre And Area
Arnold Lincein moves to Maynard to board with his aunt. Mr and Mrs Holden of Pawtucket visit Joseph Welsh. Robert Wayne’s condition is serious with a possible head vessel break. J A Brennan of Melrose visits B A Phalen. Brennan was Phalen’s boyhood teacher. William Kingsley remains in hospital with a Diaster cast on his ankle and swelling only slowly recedes. Suffragette meeting on the common last Saturday drew few interested, three women spoke on Woman’s Rights, audience regarded it as a joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Lincein
Mayard
Mrs. Holden
Pawtucket
Joseph Welsh
Robert Wayne
J. A. Brennan
Melrose
B. A. Phalen
Brennan
Mr. Phalen
William Kingsley
North Acton News Roundup
North Acton J. White sinks his well deeper by H. C. Crockett of North Chelmsford. Robert C. Mianés visits his mother. he is a Amesbury letter carrier. Miss Jessie Scott visits Edith Frost. Harry Hollowell and wife visit North Acton from Jacksonville. September brings return of summercottagers. Edward Shehey leaves B&M section for A. L. Millan. Ernest Bare takes railroad job. George H. Brooks loses a horse. Charles I. Miller’s sister from Vermont visits. A child narrowly avoids injury when a team from J. S. White runs over the street. No injuries or broken bones after inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
H. C. Crockett
North Chelmsford
Robert C. Mianés
Amesbury
Jessie Scott
Edith Frost
Harry Hollowell
Jacksonville
Fla
North Acton
Clyde Line
Edward Shehey
A.L. Millan
Ernest Bare
George H. Brooks
Mn Bradbury
Lowell
Charles I. Miller
Vermont
J. S. White
West Acton Notes Local Visits and Baseball Highlights
Alfred Richardson visited Melrose High lands with friends on Sunday. West Acton Hops defeated Boxboro 15 to 6. Acton beat Littleton 3 to 1 in a pitcher’s battle. The two teams meet again Saturday at 2 pm. Harry Stevens of Medford married Miss Jim Wheeler of Stow at her home and will reside in Hyde Park. Numerous local visits, church events, and a Wheeler Stevens wedding are listed along with travel and light installation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Sabens
Earl
Baldwinville
C. B. Stone
California
Hampton Beach
Maynard
St. Bridget
West Acton
Acton Boys
Littleton
Acton
Milton Bean
Concord
C. J
Geo. W. Burrough
Boxboro
Ruth Hopkins
Ohio
Helen Hall
Bertram E. Hall
Boston
Guilford
Gertrude Leighton
W. B. Holt
Wheeler-Stevens
Stow
May Hamilton
Spellman Seminary
Atlanta
Baptist
Narrow escape when auto strikes buggy near Littleton
A. H. Gilmore narrowly escaped serious injury Sunday afternoon after a touring car hit the buggy carrying him, a young colt, and its owner near the suspender factory in Littleton, throwing them out and endangering the trainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Gilmore
Littleton
Mr. Gilmore
Car Attack Report Prompts Call for Severe Punishment
Witnesses describe a collision incident where two friends were struck by a car that fled the scene. A second vehicle nearly struck them as they noted the first car’s number and reported it to Mr. Gilmore. The state house was alerted early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rng
Gilmore
Residents Share Visits Across Towns In Brief Notes
Mrs George Perry of Shrewsbury recently visited Mr and Mrs 3 D Perry and Mrs A A Dakin. Mr Mrs 8 D Perry and Mr and od M Parmenter are at Brant at Root a week. Mr and Mrs D R Dean are spending a week at Cavendish Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Perry
Shrewsbury
3. D. Perry
A. A. Dakin
8. D. Perry
Od M. Parmenter
Brant At
Root
D. R. Dean
Cavendish, Vt
Remembering Faces and the Spirit of Sympathy
A compact reflection on speaking kindly and avoiding fault finding. It compares living by love and truth with the misjudgments that follow poor memory for faces, urging effort to learn and recognize people in business life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Harper's Buzar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dressinghams
Takhoma
Loose Wiles Co
Christie’s
Main Street
Glenwood
Finney & Hoit
South Acton
Otis H. Yorbush
Brighton
L. W
Forbush
Winchester
Mass
Park Land Company
School St
Sudbury
J. B. Haynes
Carlisle
Peabody
New England Live Stock Co
New England
Concord Council
Fair Grounds
Base
Concord K
Empire A. A
The
Maynard Brass Band
Monument Hall
King’s Orchestra
Alfred Richardson
Melrose Highlands
Burroughs
Oak Bluffs
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