Local notices and events in Acton community life
Various local items note an entertainment and tree on Christmas Eve, a Sunday School concert at Universalist church, and vaccinations by Dr. Hartwell. Mrs. Gardner visits New Bedford, and families plan Boston trips. Club entertainments, store staff changes, and a Benevolent Society sale and supper are reported with Miss Laura Brown readings and Actonia music.
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The
Benevolent Society
Actonia
Laura Brown
To Let An Elegant Newly Renovated Detach Tenement
West Acton locals offer a brick house detach tenement for rent. Inquiries directed to Miss Armstrong or John R. Redfearn at Concord Junction Mass.
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West Acton
Miss Armstrong
John R. Redfearn
Concord Junction
Mass
Testimonial on Balm Cure for Chronic Catarrh by Train Engineer
Josiah Bacon, a P. W. & B. R. R. conductor, says he suffered 36 years with catarrh before trying Geo. H. Hearn's balm after reading a testimoni... appears to have begun using the product and noted changes within months.
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Josiah Bacon
Geo. H. Hearn
Hearn
Sir
Community Fire Meeting Signals Partial Progress
A Monday evening fire meeting was not wholly successful. A change in the company's by laws is expected soon. The Universalist church union will host a Christmas program next Sunday evening. Many villagers were disappointed by Prof. Green failing to run his dancing school in Concord Janch on Monday nights. Ruth Piper and Genie Fletcher are home on two weeks vacation from Leominster and Fitchburg duties. The social in Mo on Scene reported a good time despite occasional local chill. Heavy Sunday rain damaged the cellar and grounds of the new station and nearby properties, washing much grading into the river. The New England Order Protection held its annual election on Tuesday evening December 14 with officers Ward en H. W. Owens, Emma Reed, H. E. Clough, Ernest Hosmer, Chas. Leighton, and I. S. Ford. December 17 marked the birthday of Mrs. Richardson, age 8, and her son Charles H. Richardson of Wayland, 48, plus son-in-law Augustine Hosmer. gifts and conviviality followed. Social Circle of the Congregational church plans a large supper and sale with oyster dishes and various booths under Mrs. Laffin, Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Keys, and Mrs. Quimby. The harness, boot, and shoe repair at reasonable prices by C. H. Clark. A medical cure advert mentions Brazilian Balm aiding estuma and asthma relief after long illness.
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N. J. Cole
New England Order Protection
H. W. Owens
Emma Reed
H. E. Clough
Ernest Hosmer
Chas. Leighton
I. 8
M. D. Richardson
Congregational Church
Fancy
Laffin
Hdks
G. N. Holt
G. R. Keys
Quimby
Clough
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Santa Claus
COA
John M. Carpenter
Marlboro
BR bin Cel Hudson, Mass
Xmas Shopping
BEC
TOY Department
China
Elnathan Jones, So
Acton
H. A. Littlefield
C. H. Mead
Universalist
Violetta Gardner
Gene Ee
George
New Bedford
WestrActon Whist
John King
C. B. Stone
Boston
Minnie Farnum
Emma Hooper
Lock Senes
H. Aittlefield
the Universalist Society
T. Clark
Preston
Cca
Vin Holbrook
South Acton
Frank Tuttle
Cora Hooper
A. Drew
I. Pean Pee
Albert Moulton
Gtagenetent
Sidney Laffin
Nova Scotia
H. Lewis Jones
L. W. Piper
H. K. Tuttle
Arizona
Tremont Theatre
the Universalist Church
Vestry
Teeatee
U. P. C. Union of the Universalist Church
Green
Concord Janch
Ruth Piper
Genie Fletcher
Leominster
Fitchburg
Geo. Ames
C. H. Clark
Rochester
Cicinnati
Bristle Goods
C. H. Whitney
Telephone
Concord
Harvard Veterinary School
Tuttle
Roger Bros
H. A.littlefield
Florida
California
Jamaica
Malaga
Catawba
H. J. Heinz
Moore’s Market
C.H. Mead & Co
WASS
South Acton Coal and Lumber Company
Coal, Astern and Western Lumber
S.cerah
C.D. Holmes
Maynard
Saemata
Rene
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