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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1922

Page

2

Newton man releases Wood from Alerts and plans property change

Concord D Lloyd of Newton Mass announces the release of James A Wood from Alerts and states papers will be passed to develop the property. A lecture on the Duty of Parents to Teach the Duty of Teachers is recorded.

D. Lloyd Newton Mass James A. Wood Cee Seh Association L. Bumford Board of Selectmen Tuttle Gélertmen

Universalist Church Christmas events and local moves report

Reading residents attend Christmas services and an Illustrated lecture at the Universalist Church in Acton. Families move housing on Stow Road, Maple Street, and Marlboro, while Addie Chase breaks her arm in Marlboro. Nellie Vine wins prizes at New End and Acton Fairs. Charley Howe helps Acton clubs as Concord High student serves as secretary.

Herbert A. Dodney Stow Road Reading Universalist Simday School Ris George M. Ball Waltham Chester A. Sawyer Maple Street Ball George A. Smith Sawyer Martin Street Addie M. Chase Marlboro Joe Tosheteas Universalist Church Clark L West Acton Univ Rae Eon Nellie Vine New End Acton Young Howe The Charley Howe Concord Grammer

Post Office Hours for South Acton Dec 24 and Christmas Day

The South Acton Post Office will open Sunday December 24 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 2 to 5 p.m. It will be closed Christmas Day. Parcel post demand is expected to exceed prior years, so patrons should mark and wrap parcels carefully and address them properly. All mail received will be promptly dispatched to aid service during the holiday period.

South Acton

Champion Gardener Charles Howe Receives Honor

Charles Howe son of Mr and Mrs H Howe has received the champion gardener designation in a local contest. The award highlights his skills in horticulture and prizewinning plant arrangements.

Charles Howe Ficar H. Howe

Parcels Due At Office Before 30 P.M Daily

Fragment indicates parcels must be delivered to an office before 30 P.M each day with missing context on location or event.

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Card of Thanks for Loss of Two Wives

Sinter pleased God to take from us two beloved wives. We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy in our great affliction and for the many beautiful flowers. George W. Worster Oswell L. Tuttle Ella B. Dav Hiram E. Gates Elbert A. Bradish

George W. Worster Oswell L. Tuttle Ella B. Dav Hiram E. Gates Elbert A. Bradish

Mrs Ralph Crocker Returns From Pleasant Cincinnati Trip

Acton Center Mrs Ralph Crocker returned home Sunday December 10 after a pleasant trip to Cincinnati Ohio.

Ralph Crocker Patton Cincinnati Ohio

Personality lecture at Acton Women’s Club meeting

The Acton Massachusetts Women’s Club held its December meeting at the Community House with Mrs Isabella Griffin introducing Nor man B. Cawley who spoke on Personality. A food sale and barter sale followed the program and the club voted five dollars for disabled soldiers at Groton Hospital. Transportation to a Jan 3 meeting at West Acton Club was arranged by phone. Frank Emery remains ill at Deaconess Hospital.

Acton Massachusetts Women's Club Community House Isabella Griffin Norman B. Cawleye Cawley Grace O. Sears Groton Hospital Acton Massachusetts

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