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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1914

Page

12

Acton Notes on Dance Plans and Local Events

South Acton residents discuss a February dance at Exchange hall to raise funds for a school Victrola. Wesley Bent, a centenarian, had a fall last week and is recovering with his son James by his side. The Apollo quartet from Boston is slated for January 28, 1915, at Exchange hall under Congregational ladies.

Wesley Bent James Acton Marion Hertha

Christmas preparations and church program announced

The community lists holiday visits and church events including a Christmas tree distribution on Wednesday December 23 at 7 30. The cantata The Light of Life is planned for Sunday December 27 with a full program of music and readings. Activities include Sunday school at noon, C E at 6, and a Friday prayer meeting omitted.

Elsie Duncan Adam Geibel

Acton Notes On Local Events And Incidents

Miss Alice Genthner spends two weeks in Foxcroft Maine. Esther Vance visits North Leominster. Six telephone poles to Samuel F Carlisle for future service. John Kempton knocked down by a fast team. driver fled. Mrs William Moore convalescent from pneumonia. Stow towns discuss water supply. Rural carrier W J Benere returns after illness. Eva Gilmore plays piano with orchestra at Hardy's hall Ayer. Winona Rebekah lodge elects officers. Helen Reed assists at Stanley & Co Maynard. Acton I C C F 208 to elect officers next meeting. New snowplow debuts on sidewalk. 49 members of Acton lodge IC OF attend event in Ayer. Universalist church service features Christmas address.

Alice Genthner Foxcroft Esther “Vance Irene Farrell North Leominster Samuel F. Carlisle John Kempton Littleton Stanley & Co Maynard Acton Lodge Aaton Lodge Ayer Robert Burns Lodge Universalist Church

Christmas Programs Highlight West Acton Baptist Notes

The Lyceum entertainer Miss Lucille Barry wowed the audience with The Little Rebel in West Acton. Christmas cantata, tree program, and missionary youth meeting promise a lively week with music by Mrs Tyler and Miss Evelyn Knowlton.

Lyceum Lucille Barry Eastern Lyceum Bureau Boston Barry West Acton C. L. Pierce Pierce Japan Samuel Carlysle Brooks Parker

Local Notes From Acton Centre and Nearby Mrs Wood Family Visit

Miss Helen B. Wood visits at her parents home in Acton Centre with Mr. and Mrs. E B Wood. E G Small and wife of Everett visit the parsonage as relatives of Mrs Tingley. Miss Mary Drysdale returns from Lynn to see her son. Miss Flora B Reed returns from Norwood for holidays. John Edwards and wife of Gloucester are mentioned in the social notes.

Helen B. Wood EB. .C. Wood Everett Tingley Mary Drysdale Lynn Flora B. Reed Norwood John Edwards Glouces

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