Acton Pharmacy Proprietor Weds Miss Starnfield in Quincy
Acton Jacon, proprietor of Acton Pharmacy, and Miss Edna Starnfield of Dorchester were married in Quincy on June 25. They will live on Central Street, West Acton, occupying Dr. Franker’s residence while he stays at Lake Boon camp. Stoler has quickly won many friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacon
Acton
Edna Starnfield
Dorchester
Quincy
Mr. Stoler
Central Street
West Acton
Dr. Franker
Lake Boon
South Acton Ball Game Rained Out
Weather forced postponement of a Boston Park League contest between Middlesex Laundry managed by Dick Loftus and Wolff's of Acton at Jones Community Meld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Community
Dick Loftus
Middlesex Laundry
Wolff's
Boston Park
Ermine Fur Described as Regal and Durable
The winter pelt of the weasel is called Ermine and features a black tipped tail that contrasts with its white fur. Well tanned skins stay white long, though larger pelts may yellow over time.
Car collision cited in Concord District Court
The report notes a June Concord District Court case where Mr Watts was arraigned on a charge of driving under the influence after a collision involving a Watts car and a Hurley car. Witnesses Miss Alice Truesdale and Joseph Ballon sustained minor injuries and the event occurred on North Road near Prescott Mill. Chief Prosecutor Frederick H. Sullivan led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werdell Avenue
Hend
North Road
Prescott Mill
Alice ‘Truesdale
Re Street
Somerville
Watts
Joseph Ballon
Nsett Avenue
Dorchester
Hurley
Concord District Court
Fredrick H. Sullivan
Death of Mrs. Ethel Shiland in Boston
Bedford mourns the sudden death of Mrs. Ethel Shiland in Boston last Wednesday. She had lived in Bedford for years, moved to Boston after her husband died there, and resided with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Shiland
Bedford
Boston
Poedoe
Dford
Trooper Girls Club Plans July 4 Weenie Roast
The Trooper Girls Club voted to hold a Weenie Roast on Sunday morning July 4 at the Grove in Fort Meadow. Members listed include June Hatch Frances McDonough Rog Braica Elizabeth Donovan Cecil Roberts and Nancy Braica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Trooper
Grove
Fort Meadow
June Hatch
Frances McDonough
Rog? Braica
Elizabeth Donovan
Cecil Roberts
Nancy Braica
New England Photo Prize Prints For Contest Winners
Sam Chamberlain captures a series titled Know New Me Toile and Kn New England. Four photogravure prints measure 8 by 11 inches and will be awarded to each contestant who completes the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Sam Chamberlain
England
New England Times
Britannica
Boston
Capitol
New England Enjumble Contest Opens With $2000 Prize
A region wide word jumble contest for regular or summer New England residents runs ten weeks starting today. Six scrambled words per week represent states and regional themes with a top prize of 2000 dollars and multiple smaller awards. Eligibility excludes New England Press Association staff and past prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Niston
Lewchester
Mancheser
Lewiston
New Wngiana Press Association
New Eayland Press Association
New “Eng
4Fieldchester
Springmany
Manchester
Springfield
Pyngland
My Favorite Recipe Ron Harding
A compact note describes dressing chicken with celery egg and paprika then boiling until tender. It mentions salting to taste and cooling before serving. The text repeats the name Ron Harding and offers minimal culinary steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Harding
Past Lecturer Night At Acton Grange Observed
Acton Grange held Past Lecturer Night on June 22 with all chairs filled by past lecturers. Inga Frost and Mary Spinney were elected and late installed by Sister Sarre, with Putnam as marshal, at Prescott and Pepperell granges with other officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Grange
Ter
Melora Proctor
Natick
Pomona
Eyes
Boxboro
Flora
Carrie Witt
Wachusett Grange
Leominster
Isabelle Callum
Prescott Grange
Pepperell
Cirel
Inga Frost
Mary Spinney
Sarre
Putnam
Ancient Voting Methods Named by Antiquity
The article describes ancient voting practices including showing hands, striking weapons on shields, and taking positions to the right or a line as methods used to cast ballots.
Voyage of Life on the River Shifts Narrative
Fragmentary lines describe a voyage theme with patty titers and a guiding star. The text hints at a voyage motif and a character named Tupper guiding through uncertain currents.
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Ettes
Bettes
Maynard—Johnson’s Pharmacy
Concord—Richardson’s Drug Store
Acton Pharmacist
South Acton
Weekly Enterprise
Spapers
Bellows Hill
Haver Falls
Westerbury
Maniston
Ees Fereoet Comets
Gs Contant
Fae
Wil
Mer
New & and Press
Yes
New England ‘Association
Thash
Chateau
Weely
Bing
Ice
Nui
Conn
New England Coast
N. E. States
Emilies
Phil
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