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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1922

Page

12

Acton Center Community Notices Lose to WhatsNew

The Acton Center column reports on the Ladies' Aid Christmas sale held December 5 with readings by Mrs. Gage of Lowell and music by the Ladies' Orchestra. Mrs. J. M. Brown and daughter Marjorie plan a winter residence in Belmont after leaving Acton Center on December 7. The community notes also mention telephone service changes and residents moving to winter homes, including Alden Pax's family into Madan Browns’ house and Mrs. George L. Noyes visiting family in Sage.

Acton Center Belmont Sydney White

Rifles Shot Guns Fishing Tackle Steel Fish Rods

Classified notice listing rifles shotguns fishing tackle and steel fish rods for sale. Includes items available with prices and contact details for buyers.

Acton Gener School Lark Served at Recess

For several weeks Lark has been served to the children at recess. It is not compulsory but many of them are glad to buy it at fifteen cents a week.

Petition for administration of Laura M. Wookart estate

Probate Court in Cambridge Middlesex County issues citation to heirs next of kin and creditors regarding petition to grant administration to Arthur T. Woodart of Maynard without a surety bond. Hearing set for December 27, 1922 at 9:00 AM. notice in weekly newspapers. Witness: Register F. M. Bruty.

Kip Laura M. Wookart Maynard Arthur T. Woodart Middlesex Oll Cambridge Middsex Newspa

Old Christmas Guest Feasts and Village Cheer

A rustic verse recalls Old Christmas bringing gifts and kindness as people gather. Children, families, and neighbors share food from goose to mince pies while holly and ivy decorate walls, inviting hospitality and the spirit of giving through a village celebration.

Fragmentary Verse Fragments Surface in OCR Text

Readable lines present a religious lyric fragment mentioning temptation and redemption. The incomplete text hints at a biblical or devotional theme with phrases about grief, relief, and yielding to temptations. No identifiable persons or events are clear from the fragment.

Fragmentary verse note from 1am Ryant

A cryptic love fragment describes a night hour and cold sky, with scattered feelings and a sense of trouble. The text reads like a personal meditation on lost affection and fleeting chances.

Uncle Santa Claus and the American Christmas Tale

Children hear a story of Uncle Santa Claus by Uncle Peter who imagines a modern version of Santa aiding nations. He describes Santa after the great war repairing damage, sending gifts, and helping to make America prosperous while children dream of stockings and a hopeful future.

Peter Uncle Peter Santa Claus Jack Alaska China Cuba America Ames Uaele Samta Edith George Uncle Peer Etter Samia Mr. Atlis Mary Petér

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