Church Friday gathering urged at Main 4
An appeal invites attendees to a Friday event at Christie’s location on Main 4. The notice promotes the good play and encourages community participation.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
12
West Acton Wedding Adds Tolman to Town Family
The wedding near Concord Junction linked Tolman with Miss Kath Finney and Hoitt. The groom, a Concord High and Burdett College graduate, worked at Benton business house then River View laundry and Maynard ux wet wash, now a partner in Maynard’s laundry. The celebration drew about 50 guests amid piano solos by Mildren and Lois Moore. Reverend Tewksbury preached, Nellie Newton of Worcester visited Knowlton family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
West Acton
Kant Finney & Hoitt
Tolman
Concord High
Burdett Business College
Benton Business House
Springfield
Misses Mildren
Lois Moore
Jim Cobleigh
George A. Tewksbury
Concord
Baptist Church
L. Pierce
Nellie Newton
Worcester
A. H. Knowlton
Turkey Supper and Comedy Delight at Congregational Church
The Men's Club of the Congregational church held its annual Turkey Supper at 6:30 with a well received 3 act comedy The Deestrict Skule staged at 8 by a large cast including N H Tenney Mrs Walter Young Mrs Bean Mrs Frank Merriam Mrs bert M Hawkes and others. The event drew cheers from Blueberry Corner residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
B.C. Paige
Walter Young
Edson Baird
Samuel Christie
Charles Whitney
Alfred Richardson
N. H. Tenney
Bean
Frank Merriam
Bert M. Hawkes
George Hodgen
Sophia Taylor
Bertha. McLean
Mary Young
Nettie Baird
Elizabeth Hinckley
Azie
Bumpus
C. Paige
Mra
Charles Whitin
R. I. McKenzie
Alfred Viint
Carl Flint
Fred Chandler
Harold Merriam
Terry Burns
Robert Christie
Acton Observations Mention Local Residents In Social Notes
West Acton J S Hoar and men work at Mrs Daniels home in North Acton. W B Kelley praised for fine paint work at Mr Daggert home. R Houghton of Toledo wintering with Mrs O W Mead at St Petersburg Florida. Mr Philbrick of Galem joined S J pea Gladys McGregor for a Sunday visit. Concord lodge at Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Hoar
Ale
Concord
Peter Slant
Worth attending town hall agricultural course set
The post school opens in Acton Centre town hall on Monday February 2 and runs daily to February 6. Farmers fruit growers and poultry raisers will find instruction. A home making course for women will be held in the lower hall daily with cooking demonstrations. Sessions run from 93.4 to 4 p.m. and attendees are urged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pssr ER
Acton
Girls Athletic Club Social Dance At O F Hall
The Girls' Athletic Club held a social dance at the O F hall on Wednesday night. Twenty couples attended, making it a social success though not financially profitable. The hall was adorned in blue and white crepe paper, the club colors, with Newell's Marlboro orchestra providing the music. Matrons present were Mrs H H Gardner Miss Althea D Bruce Mrs S J Foster and Mrs Alberta Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell's Orchestra of
Marlboro
H. H.gardner
Althea D. Bruce
J. Foster
Alberta Mead
Built A Kitchen Cabinet
A street grocer known as the meat man built a kitchen cabinet in his basement over many Sundays. He labored with saws and hammers, silencing noise, while signaling to his wife. When finished he invited coworkers to view the fine project and carry it upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauge
Fritz
Union social at Congregational church supports club efforts
The boys and girls club social at the Congregational church room drew a good turnout despite stormy travel. Rev. F H Tingley praised the short training period and the event raised a generous sum. Mr and Mrs A L Noyes celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with autographs and 3600 in gold gifts and flowers from around 100 callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Reed
Chelmsford
F. H. Tingley
A. L. Noyes
Careful Orders Urged After Call In Action
A terse directive urges careful action following a reported call in. Authorities emphasize compliance with orders and prompt response to ensure safety and accountability.
Acton Baseball Club 1875 Reunion at Arlington
Old Acton players Marshall, Tutte, Conant, Reed, Beck, Emerson, Tayer, Mullen and Puffer recalled a 1875 season with two losses to the Bartletts of Lowell. The surviving members joined 15 other clubs for a Freeman N. Young bungalow reunion in Arlington, hosted on Mr. Young’s birthday with a silver bat and ball gift, a bountiful banquet, and fond memories of the good old games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Barker’s Corner
Marshall
Tutte
Conant
Reed
Beck
Emerson
Tayer
Mullen
Puffer
Bartletts
Lowell
Actons
Freeman N. Young
Arlington
Mass
Fy Conant
G.J. Reed
C. L. Beck
J. B. Tuttle
Mr. Young
Marie Mystt
Mystic Lake
Enel
Japanese Auction Is Tame at Oriental Sale
An East Asian auction conducted in a Western style is described as silent and restrained. Bidders submit written bids on slips and the auctioneer speaks little, with no dramatic “going, going, gone” rhythm. The event emphasizes inspection and careful decision over speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipeen Ors
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Christie’s
Concord, Mass
Lou Wheeler
National Bank
Massachusetts
Cashitenia
U .S
Jabilitins
Sant
Middleod
Fay Heywooon
Mc Walter
Prescott , Charlies E, William
Saterday
Jeary
Berlin
Rai
Tyd’s
Naylor Brock
Maynard, Mass
Royal Mail
Maynard Machines and Auto Co
Main
Mill Maynard, Brass
Bulwer
Giaucas
W. X
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