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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1913
Page
8
West Acton week end events include visits from James Kingsley and friends of Mrs John Cori H Somerville. Notables: Miss Mary Armstrong hyacinth exhibit and new flagman position at Haywood crossing. Local social life features relatives, teaching duties, quarantine release, lodge gatherings, and a West Acton Woman's club meeting noted.
The village marks a 25th anniversary for Mr Holton and his wife Mrs Holton with a celebration featuring five engineers. Mrs Holton, a West Acton Woman's club member, recalls wedding day habits and plans to save half a cigar for their golden jubilee.
The Perkins and Owen families express sincere thanks for flowers and kindness received after their bereavement.
Miss Anna Donavan of South Boston spent Sunday at the Acton Inn. Miss Rosa Beagin of Jamaica Plain stayed with her sister Mrs W E Morgan. The Christian Endeavor society held a successful town hall entertainment last Wednesday evening featuring Harold Merriam, Clara Leighton, Hazel Holden, Grace Cole, and the Webber quartet with high school orchestra accompaniment. Roland Rikeman visited during Washington's birthday. Taylor Fletcher visited his sister Mary Fletcher who is ill at Margaret Bouslara's home. Sadie Wood is vacationing from school at her brother OQ F Wood's home during the week of North Acton funeral. Interment was at Woodlawn cemetery. The Grange met last Tuesday in town hall for the last meeting of the month. Payson hosted Walter Wood of Concord and Helen Wood of Leominster in town Sunday for a short visit.
Madame Wiley of F viing attends events at home in Stow. Fullenton continues papering work in Stow while Mabel Hall prepares a new place. Mrs J Ford’s brother and Jounier’s south trip are mentioned. Rev Mr pleasant speaks on a country tour. A neighbor moves into a vacant ton address. An infant daughter mourns with family and friends extend sympathy.
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