South Acton Masked Ball Delights Out of Town Guests
At the Exchange hall the 20th Century club staged its annual concert and masquerade, drawing attendees from Maynard Litchfield Hudson Concord and Concord Junction. The event featured a full orchestra, lavish costumes, a grand march, and prizes, with steady crowds from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. The evening showcased community spirit and lively entertainment.
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20Th Century Club
Exchange Hall
Knowlton& Allen
Orchestra of
Natick
Henry Hodges
Maynard
Lucy Stone
Ernest Hosmer
Alice Mahoney
Nellie Punch
Mabel Brown
Sadie Fisher
Clara Sawyer
Kitty Sullivan
Mise Billings
Annie Nee
Ida Bixby
A. Merriam
Eliza Fletcher
Lizzie Brown
Ig Brown
Guy Elms
George Fitz
Floyd Watson
Ed. Hoitt
Frank Holtz
Walter Hanna
Alfred Owens
James Adams
E. Symonds
Milton Bean
Myrick Brown
N. J.ean
Theg Wven
Bers
H. Lewis Jones
EB. C. Hoitt
Walter Tuttle
Percy E. Tuttle
H. K. Tuttle
L. W. Piper
H. B. Tolman
F. W. Hoitt
Littleton
Hudson
Concord
Concord Junction
Harness and shoe repair by C H Clark offers specials
South Acton local notice from C H Clark advertising harness boot and shoe repair at reasonable prices. To introduce his work he will for a short time offer treatments at special rates. Dry shine and repair services offered with no terms.
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C. H .Clark
Acton Community Notes and Local Games
Miss Alice Hall visited from Wellesley over Sunday. Mrs. Gorham Estabrook returned from the hospital. The Ladies Benevolent evening is planned for Feb 11. A birth was announced to Mr. and Mrs. Shattuck. Multiple residents seen for illnesses. Dr Tasker attends. Rev Lawford preached at the Baptist church. Woman's Club met at Mrs Blanchard’s home. next meeting at Mrs Hall’s. Actons defeated Com can play the game of basketball. An upcoming game features Actons against Marlboro Company F this Saturday at Littlefield’s hall.
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Tarbell
Fred L. Tuttle
Ford
Inkey Club
G. N. Holt
Acton
Carlisle
Elias Titus
Charlestown
P. W. Titus
C. A. Harrington
Ae Centre
Arthur A
Gorham Estabrook
Ladies’ Benevolent
Gon
Mice
Olice Clough
John Watkins
Reeds Ferry
N. H
Ed. Pierce
Hyde Park
Ed. H. Hall
Nellie Newton
Everett
Angie Knowlton
G. B. Parker
A. W. Armstrong
Emeline Hall
Hall Bros
F. R. Knowlton
Porto Rico
J. L. Richardson
Waldo Littlefields
Chas. Leighton
Josiah Withington
Mrs. Willoughby
Dr. Tasker
Waldo Whitcomb
Flora Lawrence
F. E. Harris
Bertram Hall
Lowell
QO. A. Knowlton
Knowlton
Mr. Lawford of
Maynard
Baptist Church
Lawford
Grace Richardson
Stoneham
Baptist the Woman's Club
Charlotte Blanchard
Jennie Littlefield
E. L. Hall
Actons
Comcan
Beach
Morris
Littlefield
Homey
B. Holt
R. Kinsley
Charles B. Stone Esq
Florida
A. Brooks Parker
West Acton
Os_A. Marden
Stoughton
Sears Building
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Hiram J. Hapgood
J. K. W. Wetherbee
South Acton
Littlefield’s
Birthday Party for Miss Katherine Richardson
Miss Katherine Richardson celebrated her eighteenth birthday at home Saturday evening with friends arriving after the doorbell. The gathering featured games, a birthday lunch, and a toast by Helen Knowlton to the hostess, as Grace Richardson, Emma Hart, and Virginia Sanderson assisted.
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Katherine Richardson
Grace Richardson Sosceel
Emma Hart
Virginia Sanderson
Helen Knowlton
Funeral Held for Mr Hayward After Pneumonia Illness
Thursday morning services followed a brief illness from pneumonia. Mr. Hayward leaves a wife and four children, including eldest daughter Mrs. Sanford Searles of Acton and three sons Warren Charlie Bennie. Burial planned in the family lot after Baptist rites led by Rev Easterbrook. Lydia Harris dies at 76 in Malden, mother of Frank B Harris who supported her care.
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Hayward
Sanford Searles
Acton
Warren
Charlie
Bennie
Baptist Releane
Easterbrook
Ee Saat. I Oo. G. B
Lydia Harris
Badger
Malden
Windsor House Hotel to Close April First
The Windsor House will close on April 1 and is not expected to reopen as a hotel. Mr. Coughlin plans to attend the St. Louis fair and stay in the city for several months.
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Windsor House
Coughlin
St. Louis Fair
Second special mid winter sale for J L Peckham cows
The notice advertises a second mid winter sale for J L Peckham at Crawford House stock farm Randolph Mass on Friday Feb 19 1904 at 1 pm. The sale features cows and calves with electric cars convenient from High Street.
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Herbert Robbins
Ethel Wayne
Medford
Simon Taylor
New Hampshire
Lyman Tuttle
M. E. Taylor & Co
J. L. Peckham
Crawford House Stock Farm
Randolph
Mass
High St
Otis H. Forbush
Auecton
Chamberlains Pain Balm Aids Rheumatism Relief
Daily demonstrations show Chamberlain's Pain Balm easing rheumatism. Parker Triplett of Grigsby Virginia reports it cured his back pain when other remedies failed. he would not be without it. Sold by P H DeLee druggist Maynard.
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Chamberlain
Parker Triplett
Grigsby
P. H. DeLee
Maynard
Fragmentary thought on choosing to sell and advertise
A fragmented snippet urges making a decision to sell and advertise, implying a moment of commitment. The obscured text hints at a native adage about timing and action.
Marlboro Notices and City News Briefs
Col EB Wheeler finished painting the Montreal House. Charles Libby went to Stoughton for work. Rebecca Bradley sick with tonsillitis. Daniel Connors of Whitman visited friends Sunday. Crystal club to refurnish its cottage at Fort Meadow. M A Greenwood of Leominster hosted at Gleason House Monday. J M Carpenter store closed for stock taking. S H Howe Main factory cutting room full. J Edward Fee released from home after operation. Israel Morin and Miss Melvina Rob desade with Mates Gee sonage Sunday. Bartenders union voted to present David Harpin with a $25 purse. Warren & Co hold repairs contract for a Framingham house owned by Mrs Chas Estabrook.
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Daniel Connors
Whitman
Crystal Club
Fort Meadow
M. A. Greenwood
Leominster
Gleason House
J. M. Carpenter
S. H. Howe
J. Edward Fee
Israel Morin
Melvina Robdesade
Gee Sonage
Wooisse
Bartenders’ Union
David Harpin
BE. Warren & Co
Framingham
Chas. A. Estabrook
Obituary notices for Julia Martin and an Almshouse resident
Julia Martin widow of John Martin died at her home 16 May street Sunday morning after a long cancer illness. She leaves 10 living children among 20. among them Mrs God Brouillette and Mrs Louis Lanois of Brockton and others in city and Webster. Anne society member aged 67. Warren almshouse resident died Monday evening from grip. aged 74 and long resident there.
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Julia Martin
John Martin
Warren Almshouse
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Walter Gordon
Wm. Lakin
Middlesex
Worcester County
Alice Hall
Wellesley
Warren Hayward
Acton Centre
Marlboro
Col. EB
E. B. Wheeler
Montreal
Charles Libby
Rebecca Bradley
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