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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1903

Page

8

Community Notes From South Acton And Nearby

Local notices report visitors from Boston Maynard Bridgewater and Marlboro. A fishing party at Long Pond brought back 120 monsters. Fire company adopts new engine house rules. A derailed B M train delayed traffic. Fitchburg wrecker reaches in four minutes. An Athens lecture at the Universalist vestry drew a large audience and turkey supper plans for Feb 23.

Ethel Rich Maynard Alice Fairbanks Merriam’s Helen Warren Bridgewater EB. D. Richardson P. W. White Dora Owen Marlboro Fitchburg South Acton Universalist Vestry Athens W. F. Dusseault Hayward Smith Dep Hart

Annual Masquerade Draws 65 Couples at 20th Century Club

The annual masquerade in this vicinity by the 20th Century club drew about 65 couples for dancing after 9 pm. Comics performed before the dance, Fred Tuttle won best comic costume and Miss Florence Howland of Concord the prize for the handsomest gown. Knowlton Allen's orchestra supplied music. Wm. J. Sibiley provided refreshments.

20Th Century Club Fred Tuttle Florence Howland Concord Knowlton & Allen Wm. J. Sibiley H. L. Jones H. K. Tuttle F. W.hoit L. W. Piper W. A. Tuttle P. E. Tuttle A. E. Tolman E. O. Hoit

Harnesses and Shoe Repair by C. H. Clark

South Acton locals learn repair services for harnesses boots and shoes offered at reasonable prices by C H Clark in the local shop or street venture.

South Acton C. H. Clark

Boxboro Local Notes and Board Meeting

Boxboro records show Lra D Whitcomb relocating to Somerville for work. Chas A Dudley visited his sister in Dorchester last week. Mr and Mrs C A Hemenway returned to Framingham. Four membership applications were received by Boxboro Grange at the latest meeting. Mr Mackin the new district superintendent met the Boxboro school board last Friday for preliminary talks.

Lra D. Whitcomb Somerville Chas. A. Dudley Dorchester C. A. Hemenway Framingham Boxboro Grange Mackin Boxboro School Board

West Acton Community Notes and Local Gathers

Marlboro resident Gertrude Cutler visited West Acton last week. Several residents ill with malaria, grip. A grammar school delay due to visiting day and a fire alarm caused a school closure. A large Post 128 contingent attended the G A R encampment in Boston. Frank R. Knowlton and Nellie H. Hall married February 12. W R C No. 62 members attended Boston convention. Whitcomb and Preston birthdays honored with turkey dinner at Sarah Hutchiss home.

Gertrude Cutler Marlboro Chas. H. Holton A. A. Hart Blanche Clough Boston Emma Armstrong Hyde Park Emeline Hall Post 128 Frank R. Knowlton Nellie H. Hall Fannie Parker Sara R. Richardson Jennie B. Harris Kate W. Sawyer Margaret Holmes Mary Newtom Mary C. Stevens Parker F. H. Whitcomb O. E. Preston Sarah A. Hutchiss Henry ¥. Hosmer South Lancaster Whitcomb

Thanks for sympathy and kindness after bereavement

The Whitcomb and Brown families of West Acton express heartfelt thanks for sympathy and many acts of kindness after a recent bereavement. February 17.

Local Visitors and Church Services Highlight Acton Centre

Mr and Mrs William V Northy of Clinton visit Mrs Joseph Reed while Rev F P Wood preaches at the Congregational church in West to Sunday morning. Miss Carrie Barker of Waltham stays with Dr and Mrs Frank J Barker. Rev J N Lowell of Haverhill preaches at the Congregational church morning and evening. Miss Marie Edwards, Wilmington teacher, has been unable to work for a week due to grip illness.

Grace Ruillard G. RB. Keys William V. Northy of Clinton Joseph Reed F. P. Wood Ft Congregational Church Carrie Barker Waltham Frank J. Barker J. N. Lowell Haverhill Congregational Church Marie Edwards Wilmington

Auction sale at Elm Stock Farm Reading Mass

The Mass cattle bureau grants oils H For bush a permit to auction on February 19 1903 at 9 am. at Elm Stock farm Reading Mass. includes farming tools horses wagons carts sleds dairy utensils office furniture fixtures household goods cattle and more. The well known farm recently sold and all property will be sold without reserve or limit featuring a variety of tools and wagons and sleighs.

Cattle Bureau of Mass H. Forbush Elm Stock Farm Reading Mass

Boys Suits and Overcoats Sale Across Sizes

A local sale advertises 54 boys suits in sizes 3 to 15 and 90 suits in sizes 3 to 16 with vestee Sailor and Norfolk styles. Also offered are two-piece outfits, long overcoats 9 to 16 years, marked down from 4 dollars to 3 dollars and 50 cents on today’s sale.

Oxford Peter Thompson

Winter Trousers sale offers Reading Hair Line and Rogers Peet

Bargains on 150 pairs of Reading Hair Line trousers durable for daily wear with riveted buttons. 200 pairs of heavy wool cheviot mechanics trousers with neat stripes priced low for cold weather. 300 pairs fancy worsted trousers in varied patterns discounted from seven to eight dollars. Rogers Peet finest trousers, marks down to a special sale price.

Rogers, Peet & Co Rogers Peet’s

Large New Household and Equine Gear Sale Listing

A distant catalogue-style notice advertises a sale of new double harnesses two pairs of light driving harnesses express and wagon harnesses riding saddles bridles and related items. Also lists street items ptable blank hooded robes quarters and other horse equipment, dairy utensils, hot white goods, and a wide variety of valuable household goods. The sale is described as one of the largest in years with noon supply and emphasis on postponement avoidance.

North Acton Notes and Local Club Outing

Mr and Mrs J W Dupee are away on vacation. Mrs Vater of Clinton visited her parents briefly. A party of 40 from the P D C club of Lowell spent Tuesday evening February 10 at Nagok state for a three hour outing ending with baked beans and a return trip to Lowell in the early morning hours.

J. W. Dupee

Arnica Salve Cures Runaway Injury in Franklin Grove

A runaway near Franklin Grove caused a severe leg ulcer in J B Orner that resisted four years of medical care until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it. Also recommended for burns, bruises, skin eruptions and piles. Available at J C Briand’s drug store in Concord and Johnson’s and Maynard pharmacies.

J B. Orner Franklin Grove Bucklen J. C. Briend Concord Johnson Maynard

Furnishings and Caps Cheap Sale Notice

A retail sale advertises caps and gloves at deep discounts. Kersey caps satin lined marked down to 75 cents, winter caps at 37 cents, boys caps from 19 cents, satin lined golf caps at 37 cents, plush lined leather gloves at 23 cents, and suspenders at 15 cents. The sale touts all wool heavy cheviot cloth and suggests higher value at five dollars.

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Carl Willis E. E. Day H. E. Gaites Sarah EB. Hammond Harvard Orn Boxboro West Acton Lou Whitcomb Ed. Crampton Newton Lidian Whitcomb Mrs. Brown Hattie Whitcomb Y. P Elisha Cutler Sumner Hayward Omaha Neb Mia R Burroughs Universalist Society C. B. Stone Florida C. EB Geo. Burroughs Augustine Withington Lidian E. Whitcomb Joseph L. Brown Acton Centre Putnam &Son Central Street Lowell Rogers Peet 4 Junction North Acton Atos T. J. McCann B. W. Brown's J. S. Wilson H O. Hartwell Monument St M. R
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