Local Notes From Acton Center and Nearby Towns
P W White reports Carl Willis ill with pneumonia. Randall of Waltham visited town. Fullenton’s welcomed a baby girl. Otis of River Street recovering. Waltham factory hours set 7 to 4. Mrs Alonzo Tuttle moved to Dorchester for winter. Ben Anderson bedridden with rheumatism. Dr Howard Tuttle among diphtheria cases at Tewksbury hospital. A Merrim Co worker injured finger but returned to work. Michael Lavoie recovering at convalescent home. Joseph Randall elected alderman in Waltham. Ladies Social Circle sale and supper date moved to Dec 18. Rev Merritt Farren preached first sermon as pastor. Hall Bros chopper injured foot. stitched and off work a week. Ac ton ball club dance tickets on sale for Christmas night. Walter Hayden wed Miss Freda Hadley. they’ll live in Aver. Edward Gallagher injured cheek by a flying spike. treated and returned to work. Acton council elects Royal Arcanum officers. Mr and Mrs Kingsley visited Connecticut. Luther Conant ill with cold. John Keyes has grip. Dole of Cambridge visiting. Advertised letters: Nelson N Bixby, Miss Stella Smith, Mrs Hannah McDonald, C L Corliss. Dr Barker ill but seeing patients. Rev T M Miles still housebound. Rev Gilmore of Andover preached. Ormond Greenwood left for New York and then California. Helen Sanders of Lowell pictured. starred in New Old Folks in Lowell. Ladies Aid Bazaar announced for Dec 12 with readings songs orchestra ice cream cake. doors at 7.36 p.m.
Regents and officers named for annual meeting in new Arcama hall
Regent Herbert Hale leads as vice regent Thomas Hearken secretary Herbert Fish collector T F Newton treasurer William Rawitzer chaplain W A Flint guide B J Ineson warden Carleton Taylor sentry J P Brown trustees for three years at Fairbanks The next meeting will be held Dec 17 in the new home Arcadam hall Patrick Dineen a Waltham Work train mechanic had a close shave on Martin St an east bound freight struck him injuring head and spine at Mass General Hospital his injury status undetermined A South Acton notice seeks a housekeeper for Frank Merriam Box 82 with strong references
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Herbert Hale
Thomas Hear
Herbert Fish
T. F. Newton
Treas
Wm. Rawitzer
W. A. Flint
B. J. Ineson
Carleton Taylor
Fairbanks
Arcadam Hall
Patrick Dineen
Waltham
Martin St
Massachusetts General Hospital
Storewide sale offers 15 to 25 percent savings
Our store offers a wide range of quality articles from leading manufacturers ideal for Xmas gifts for all ages. To boost sales during a slow period we sell for cash, enabling customers to save 15 to 25 percent while choosing from top goods and samples shown below.
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Santa Claus
Gift Items Highlight Menus at Bargain Prices
A catalog note promotes fountain pens opera glasses reading glasses thermometers and accessories like studs scarves pins cuff links and lockets as precious gifts at all prices inviting customers to visit and shop.
Fancy decorated and hand painted China
An ornate collection of china items is described as ornate decorated and hand painted with ormolu gold plating and elaborate detailing. The note emphasizes decorative artistry and gilded finishes across dinnerware and display pieces.
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China
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P. W. White
South Acton
Carl Willis
Will Randall
Mr. Otis
River St
Waltham Watch Factory
Ben Anderson
Concord Junction Road
Howard Tuttle
Tewksbury
State Hospital
Billy
A. Merriam Co
Michael Lavoie
Convalescent
Waverly
Joseph Randall
Fletcher Corner
Congregational Church
Merritt Farren
Hall Bros
Conant
Acton
Exchange Hall
Tolman
Walter B. Hayden
Benedict
Freda V. Hadley
Concord
Aver
Edward Gallagher
Royal Arcanum
Acton Centre
Mrs. Kingsley
Connecticut
Luther Conant
John Keyes
C. G. Dole
Cambridge
P. O
Nelson N. Bixby
Stella Smith
Hannah McDonald
C. L. Corliss
T. M. Miles
Mr. Gilmore
Andover
Ormond Greenwood
New York
California
Helen Sanders
Lowell
Véenny
Herald
Sanders
Frank Merriam
B. A
Geneva
STUDS
Back Comics
Pocket Books
Brella
H. P. N. Dahl
Post Office
Maynard
Mass
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