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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
8
Newton caller A Tucker. Thanksgiving greetings among residents. Christmas season sales and local church events. Updates include illnesses, visits, school vacation, Standish quartet concert, and upcoming dances and auctions in Acton and Maynard with notices of cross country team, dancing school, and holiday entertainments.
West Acton notes residents traveling to Rutland California Boston for studies and work. Local events include Christmas concert plans, lectures, and a church supper. The town awaits municipal water as a growing need and several residents visit family or recover from illness.
Chauncey Fuller assists on Fred Whitcomb’s farm when Whitcomb’s nephew dies suddenly as cows are watered. Dr. Hall Staples and H. J. Walcott attend the scene. the funeral was held Sunday at 1 pm. Survived by a wife, two brothers and four sisters.
The second vesper service will be held Sunday December 11 at 5 o clock. The program includes Kipling s Recessional De Koven Quartet Duet Our Best Redeemer Stewart Mr Piper and Mr Lowden Solo The Shadow Land So Beautiful Bird and Jubilate sung by Miss Genie Fletcher.
The Enterprise notes Finney and Hoitt operate a well equipped store and asks which town in Massachusetts the size of South Acton hosts such a shop. The report ponders the prevalence of well stocked stores in similarly sized towns.
Local word reports a fire burning Mr. Fowlers store at Concord Junction early Friday morning. Other brief notes mention Mrs. Miller at Pomona Lowell and Norris Millbury visiting Gaylon Spinney in Billerica. Dexter Spinney has mumps but remains mobile.
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