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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1913

Page

8

Acton Centre Notes Visit and Grange Meeting

Misses Gertrude and Maurie Davis visited over Sunday at the home of grandparents Mr and Mrs A N Noyes. The Grange met Tuesday on the town hall for its last regular meeting this month. Water was turned on in the Centre district Monday with good pressure at hydrants tested. Mrs Geo Braman is sick with tonsilitis. Mr Batt of Junction appears Sunday.

Gertrude Maurie Davis A. N. Noyes Grange Town Hall Centre District Geo. Braman Mr. Batt Junction Ong Gund i

Local items and notices from an Acton page

Messy OCR lists various local happenings including a church event at Odd Fellows hall this Wednesday night and a benefit for the Univeraa Met church. It notes trades and exchanges such as a twin cylinder Harley for a single with chain drive, and mentions a measles case at Dartmouth. Ivans of New York visited, and a 7% lb girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson on Saturday. Frank Mansir suffered a grip illness.

Odd Fellows Howard Joseph Reed John Murray Pigott Kempton Billett Maynard Enterprise Office West Acton South Suds Wellesley Gould Dartmouth College Es Genthner the Baptist Ivans New York William Lawson

Longtime Acton Resident Charles Morris dies at 82

Charles Morris passed away suddenly on January 20 after years of confinement to his home and farm. At 82, he was one of Acton’s oldest residents, having lived in Acton nearly 40 years and earning respect for his industrious life. A community gathering and well wishes are noted as part of local remembrances.

Charles Morris Mr. Morris Acton Ys Grand Pelson

Baptist Church Notes and Upcoming Sermons

The Baptist church holds its annual rollcall with a social hour and supper at 7. Rev C L Pierre finished a sermon series on practical living titled A Happy Old Age. Upcoming topics include A message to every citizen of the town, then Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. Card of Thanks for support after bereavement.

Ford Baptistry Society C. L. Pierre Abraham Lincoln Geo Washington Pierce

Acton Ladies Sew and Community Notes in South Acton

The South Acton Ladies' Social circle of the Universalist church will meet to sew with Mrs. Frank Stiles on Thursday January 30 at 2 PM. Residents discuss illnesses, visits, work updates, and local happenings including measles, bronchitis, piano work, and a 82 year old burial at Woodlawn cemetery.

Social Circe The Universalist Church Frank Stiles Anna Sage Medford Charles Whitney Christie Ayer Ed. Burke Winona Hayden Jean Fletcher Will Webster Piano Stool Company Bruce Webster West Acton A. Merriam Co. Mortis Acton Alhley Anness

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