Christmas Gifts for Business Women in 1920s Style
Practical gift ideas for business women include scarves for day and evening wear, ivory toilet sets, leather writing cases, framed prints, calendars, and tasteful accessories. Emphasizes quality over quantity and cautions matching gifts to the recipient’s tastes, noting powder bags and decorative boxes as clever, compact options.
Canal boat family shows canal life inside a compact home
Mrs. Boggs guides a tour of a canal boat cabin turned into a roomy living space. The boat uses clever alcoves, hidden storage, a sliding door for privacy, and a foldaway dining table. Extra comforts include a sewing machine, fruit lockers, and a small cold storage hold. A New Year’s Eve concert on a nearby boat offers a warm invite.
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Dore
Canalboat Fk
Acton Weekly Briefs and Local Notices From 1911
A compact record of Acton notes including Alfred Flint's cattle loss by peritonitis, Christmas plans at churches, family visits to Vermont Hyannis and Biddeford, plus benign town incidents. Also features a 90th birthday tribute to Grandma White and church mission group officers for 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Viper
Biddeford
A. N. Piper
Winnefred Chandler
Vermont
Universalist Church
Elizabeth Hinkley
Hyannis
Yuletide
J. B. Case
Fruit and Flower
Boston
Habitaille
West Arichat
Hattie le Blanc
Victoria
Cape Breton
Bradley
North Acton
Bastile
Bridgewater
Sarah White
Grandma White
L. A. Hesselton
South Acton
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions
Christie
S. A. Christie
V. P
A. Clough
Ruth French
Emory Lothrop
Mystery chest game based on Mistletoe Bough tale
In a Christmas parlor a blindfolded lover must identify which retainer hides in a chest. The scene follows a verse inspired premise with players encircling the chest and the hidden participant answering inquiries to reveal themselves without breaking the rhyme.
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Trithe
Cold Friday frames Marlboro records and community notices
Marlboro reports Friday as the coldest Dec 16 in records. A Goulding job press added at Fiske Printing Co. Several social events including Unitarian Covenant club dance and Marlboro K of P box party occurred. Schools mostly closed for Christmas vacation. Local residents attended dances and concerts. several moves and illness updates statewide. An upcoming Company F annual concert set for Jan 27 and a Sons of Veterans minstrel show director hired. About 3000 pairs of shoes produced daily at Mainst factory. K of P election planned Jan 2.
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Fiske Printing Co
Covenant Club
Unitarian Church
Grand Army Hall
Mary Chariton Eepone
Houghton Royal Arch
Royal Arch
Salvation Army
P. G. Colleary
Sons of Veterans and Daughters of Veterans
Local notes on vacations and life in two towns
Loraine Miller spent the weekend at home as schools closed for a two week vacation. Miss May Burroughs and Harold Wilson wed in Somerville with plans to host friends at 76 Winslow Ave. West Somerville. A winter storm slowed electric cars with light snow on the rails and a late arrival.
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Ethel Evans
Lowell
Misa Faine
Maine
W. E. Whitcomb
Angie Knowton
Fred Holt
Maynard
Sumner Teele
Wilson-Burroughs
West Somerville
Hollis Carr
Acton
Harvard
B. D. Hal
Sui
Miss May Burroughs
Harold Wilson
Somerville
Miss Burroughs
Winslow Ave
Christmas Music at Baptist Church on Sunday Dec 25
Christmas program at the Baptist church features a morning service with organ preludes and anthems by Merkel Caiger and Schuecker, choir pieces from Hope of the World, offertory by Caiger, postlude Grand Triumphal Chorus, and an evening service with Beethoven Andante from the Fifth Symphony.
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the Baptist Churea
Shepards
Offertory
Cantilene Nuptiais
Dubois Caiger
Guilmant
Mr. Caiger
Beethoven
Adoration and Cantata Singers At Christmas Service
Scripture and prayer open with the Song of Ages by Rev. David W. Lovett. The Christmas cantata features the The Adoration augmented choir with a grand chorus and postlude. An old sleigh for sale by W. W. Smith and insurance services note a new agency purchase offering low rates from many companies.
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Meredith
David W. Lovett
Nevin
Charles B. Stone
North Acton Notes On Visits And Local Events
North Acton and South Acton residents visited relatives in D C Harris on Sunday. Isaac Hills of Leominster spent the day with Mrs Cheney. Several locals enjoy a two week vacation at home. A kit of automobile tools was found on the state road. Extra freights on the N H road indicate strong business. The morning train engine failed near the station, delaying passengers about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Morris
Maynard
Walter Howes
D. C. Harris
Frank Stiles
Chicdher
South Acton
Isaac Hills
Leominster
Mrs. Cheney
Lowell
Lowel
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Alfred Flint
Ralph Viper
Excnange
Dee
Congregational Church
Sherry West
North Carolina
H. P. West
Exchange Square
Willows
Parmenter
Marlboro Lodge
K. of P
Pythian Hall
Roy McKay
B. F. Gibby
Forrest Crawford
Southboro
New Ir Orchestra
Walter Shaw
John A. Curtis
Warren Ave
Lizzie Bartlett
New York City
John K. Andrews
Hastings At
Joseph Pacific
Lincon St
Winthrop St
A. Pelletier
Belmont At
Carney Hospital
Fannie Hall
George R. Hall
Company F
Thomas F. Williams
Charles Keyes
J. W. Fulton
Methodist Parsonage
Harriet Morse
F. C. Curtis Camp
Henry Lafrance
Lamson’s
Herbert
Chlorida Favreau
Doria
Marie ‘Rosanna
Webster
C. A. Pesky
Albert Bess
Skowhegan, Me
Marlboro
Hudson
Marlboro K
Tr. Haynes & CO
Maynard, Mass
West Acton
Loraine Miller
Geo. H. Reed
Merkel
Edward B. Caiger
Schuecker
Peatlude
W. W. Smith
Arfitiens
Nora McCarthy
Rick White
Allan Frost
Robert Cheney
N. H. Road
Goodyear
Goodyear Welt
United Shoe Machiner
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