Christmas notices and local family news brief
Fred Pierce has been working at Whittcomb's market during the Christmas trade. Mrs Angie Knowlton stays with Geo Watson. Addie Holt visited Somerville last week. Alexander Bresth enjoys a weeklong vacation from M I A. Christmas tree events planned at Baptist and Universalist churches with Santa. Louis Urban and wife welcome a baby son. Mary Stevens travels to Pennsylvania for winter with her sister. A F Blanchard on business in New Brunswick. Gar age trucking remains busy. fourth truck hired from Concord. The error company, started just over a year ago, shows promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pierce
W. E. Whittcomb
Angie H. Knowlton
Geo. H. Watson
Addie J. Holt
Somerville
Alexander Bresth
M. I. Ha
Baptist
Universalist
Santa Claus
Louis Urban
Mary Stevens
Pennsylvania
A. F. Blanchard
New Brunswick
Concord
Acton Prey Co. O. F. officers election announced
The Acton prey Company O. F. holds officer elections next Monday as currents fail and lights go out. Raymond Flicks visited at home B has recovered enough to walk. B. B. Coolidge travels to Springfield for Christmas with his sister. Skating joyfully enjoyed by local youths. Arthur W. Goddeart studies at Co operative Engineering School in Boston and is home for Christmas. The Boston Y M C A system educates more students than any institution in New England except Harvard and Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Prey Co. O. F
Raymond Flicks
B. B. Coolidge
Springfield
Arthur W. Goddeart
Co-operative Engineering School
Boston
Boston Y. M. C. A
New England
Harvard
Yale
Resolutions Adopted by West Acton Sunday School 1913
Resolutions mourn the death of Mrs. Anna Bi Twitchell a longtime active member and leader in the church and Sunday school. The statement extends sympathy to her husband children and family and notes her faithful example of kindness and faith. The committee asks that the resolutions be filed and a copy sent to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna-Bi. Twitchell
Seine
Bertram FE. Hall
South Acton Notices and Local Meetings
Grace Welch assists in the post office holiday season. Albert Evans works for Geo. through school vacation. The South Acton W T U meets with Mrs Walter Hayward on Wednesday at 3 p m. Mrs Hodgen speaks on Our responsibilities in the New Year. Mrs Bird discusses Boy Scouts. Russell Cage visits from Newton Theological for Yuletide. Edw Conant showcases an $850 Hallet & Davis piano won in a tour contest. Finney & Hoitt lease and display the instrument for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace’ Welch
Albert Evans
Geo. A
South Acton W. C. T.U
Walter Hayward
Hodgen
Boy Scouts
Bird
Russell Cage
Newtoneological Seminary
Yuletide
Ps Burns
George Ames
Hallet & Davis
Edward Conant
Finney & Hoitt
Hic
Coal Quality Promise Aimed at Real Heat Value
The advertisement stresses efficient fuel with high heat from our coal. It claims lower consumption and similar or lower price to competitors while offering the finest quality. It urges customers that choosing our coal yields the most heat per use.
The C. J. Five Cent Cigar Ad
A vintage advertisement for the C. J. five cent cigar touts its aroma and satisfaction. It promises a real cigar experience at five cents and notes a tempting quality that smokers recognize in each pull.
The Real Gift for a Box of Cigars Holiday Offer
A promotional piece promotes Lynch made cigars as ideal gifts in festive holiday boxes. Each box conveys warmth and good cheer with messages of love and esteem inviting recipients to enjoy themselves and be wished well.
Middlesex Cigars Offer Calm Repose in The Unknown
A fleeting, poetic fragment extols Middlesex cigars as carriers of smoke into space. It imagines wreaths of smoke bearing troubles and responsibilities, delivering peace and quiet to the smoker and a calm, contented repose. The text suggests an ideal gift or token for men and for social bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Acton Grange Christmas Meeting Highlights Community Enjoyment
A pleasant Acton Centre Christmas gathering at Acton Grange on Tuesday featured a well laden tree with gifts. Local talent performed with Miss Elia Miller and Miss Martha Smith in charge of the tree, and Mrs. Bertha White and Mrs. Harriet Phalen directing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Grange
Elia Miller
Martha Smith
Bertha White
Harriet Phalen
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A. T. Haynes & Co
Maynard, Mass
Istmas Club
Jess
Mard Trust Co
West Acton Universalist Sunday
South Acton
Whitney
Concord Jenetton
W. A. Haynes Co
Christie’s
Main
Maynard
C. J
C. J. Lynch
Maynard, Cass
Acton
Minnie Gamble
Woburn
Moses Taylor
Fi2
Elbridge Conant
Savannah
Luther Conant
Leonard ‘White
Dartmouth College
Flora B. Reed and
Wood
Willis