Hopeful Outlook for Settlement of School Question
A small turnout at Cooperative hall saw under 100 voters as a Wednesday meeting debated the town’s school issue. Discussion focused on site selection for a new school, with bids and budgets discussed, and a test vote hinting at the Rich property as a preferred option, while Mullin’s lot remained under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Hall
Deweal Groan
Prank B. Sanderson
Arthur J.coughlan
Daniel Goodenow
William Naylor
Gavin Taylor
Goodenow
James J. Hilferty
Gaypdenow
Arthur J. Coughlan
Dr. Goodenow
James Mullin
Maln St
Main St
F. U. Rich
Mainst
James Mul Yin
James J. Ledgard
Mullin
George H. Gutteridge
Town debates high school site and grade building plan
Residents discuss a proposed new high school versus an eight room grade building. Mr. Fowler urges prioritizing grade facilities to relieve congestion and preserve the current high school. The town votes to postpone action until January 13 and no site action is taken Art 6. Whitney Haings cuts fees in South Acton amid rising demand.
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Fowler
Nason St
Sudbury
Mitchell's Corner
Acton St
Garfield St
Main St
Gan
Ord
Coughlan
Third Annual Middlesex Club Concert and Ball a Great Success
Colonial Hall hosted the Middlesex club third annual concert and ball. Poole's Orchestra from Boston played from 8 pm to 2 am with a full program including Marche World's Peace and Shadowland. Beatrice Callahan and James Priest led the grand march with 49 couples. guests came from Newton Cambridge Lowell Marlboro Concord and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hall
Middlesex Club
Poole
Orchestra
Boston
Mareh
Zamecnick
Gilbert
Erminie
Jakobowsk
Oes Remick
Beatrice Callahan
James Priest
Callahan
Carlson
Fred Hayward
William Stockwell
Daniel Downey
Thomas Maley
Clifton Downey
Cornelius Callahay
J. Vincent Sweeney
John Punch
Joseph Dineen
Newton
Cambridge
Lowell
Marlboro
Concord
the cActons
Revival Services Led by Boston University Gospel Team
A. Morrill Osgood, minister, reports revival services Saturday evening and Sunday led by the gospel team of Boston University School of Theology. Members include Henry Alexander Wesday from Ohio, Hugh Duglay from Indiana, Camil L Moore from Ohio, and Fred Calvin Sutton from Kansas. Services continue next Saturday evening and Sunday at 10 45 am and 7 pm with a special prayer meeting this Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morrill Osgood
School of Theology
Boston University
Henry Alexander Wesday
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio
Hugh Duglay
Dakota Western University
Indiana
Camil L. Moore
A. B
Ohio West Univiroment
Fred Calvin Sutton
Baker Univ
Kansas
Tennyson program at Wo mans club meeting
The January Wo mans club meeting will be in Masonic hall Tuesday afternoon. A lecture titled The Poetry of Tennyson will be paired with musical interpretations by Mrs. Carrie Gordon Leland. Current events will be read and tea served. Gentlemen's night is set for Thursday evening January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Masonic Hall
Tennyson
Carrie
Gordon Leland
Alfred Teningson
England
Lever Buys Fitchburg Stores In Major Retail Move
S Lever has purchased J A Wilson Inc men s wear shops at 783 and 785 Main Fitchburg and C H Brandt ladies wear store. The Brandt shop will move to Phoenix block and join the two stores. Lever took possession Monday and plans combined operations in Fitchburg s heart shopping district with his established business methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Lever
J. A. Wilson, Inc
Main St
C. H. Brandt
Fitchburg
Phoenix Block
Lever
Pleasant surprise Valentine gift at North Concord home
Mrs. William Graham received a five dollar gold piece at her Parker Street home on Thursday evening from friends led by Paul Taney. The gathering included Misses Rose May, Elizabeth Reilly, Hattie Haynes, Cecelia Bourke, Jessie Jeanie and Mrs. William Griffin among Concord Junction friends. A program of music games and refreshments followed the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Graham
Parker
Paul
Taney
Rose’ ‘May
Elizabeth Reilly
Hattie Haynes
Paul Delaney
Elmer Rankin
Malcolm Caldwell
Concord Junction
Cecelia
Bourke
Elizabeth
Jessie
Jeanie
Wiliam
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Maynard
Garner Acton and
Foster
Agnes Gibbons
St. Uy
South Acton Coal & Lumbe ™ Co
Pletehar
South Acton, Vicon
Sina
E. Taylor & CO
Eons
Albion L. Millan
S & Te
Mass
Avcton Centre
Hon
West Acton
Isabet ‘Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
iCard
Acton
Concord Jet
Cotvord
B. J. Coughlin
South Acton
Concord, Maynard and Hudson ‘Street Railway
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Cial
Ebb
Tar Tee Ven
Uneeda Biscuit
Zu Zu
National Biscuit Company
Whitney & Ha ‘Ings
Moe
Domiand
Middlesex
Methodist Episcopal Church
Barnum
P. 1
Alwage
Eaton’s Market
Quincy
We Lace
Shewe
A S. Williams
Bedford St., Cone
Wilson Lumber
R. L. Wilson
T. A. Wilson
Mer
Loewe Bros
Clarence McAuslan Nason
George G. Keith
Tel
P. J. Schnair
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