Alfred T Haynes Bets Big On Ace Speculation
Alfred T Haynes claims another bold wager on a grand ace speculation with only 450 remaining to be disposed of, signaling high risk and potential reward.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1905
Page
5
Alfred T Haynes claims another bold wager on a grand ace speculation with only 450 remaining to be disposed of, signaling high risk and potential reward.
South Acton residents report visits to Limenburg Concord York state and Nova Scotia while Ethel Duren and Fred Sprague family ties are mentioned. A. Glassy recovers from heat exhaustion and local pastor Clapp delivers a sermon. Baseball chatter promises a Colts versus Old Horses game drawing local interest.
Emery F. Hosmer son of Samuel Hosmer of Lowell and great grandson of the late Denis Hosmer of Acton has been promoted to signal quartermaster to the commander in chief of the Asiatic squadron. He is stationed on the flagship Ohio at Cavite under Rear Admiral Charles Train. Hosmer previously served as quartermaster on the Monadnock and sailed with the Brooklyn to Manila in 1899. He trained at Newport in 1897 and served on the Alliance along the New England coast during the Spanish American War.
Local notice offers an upright ice chest for sale at a low cash price. Apply to W. C. Bass in New Market Concord Massachusetts. Almanac notes a summer forecast with fair weather in New England and precise moonrise and high water times.
Miss Bessie McKenzie visits Miss Fannie Teele while multiple residents travel to Maine. A large block of community life covers visits, August church closures, and a detailed plan for a new lodge hall 38 by 70 feet with first and second floor layouts. The Acton lodge vows a new home within a year after a destructive fire and generous local subscriptions.
The Odd Fellows new building on Littlefield's block site is rapidly advancing with outside work nearly done. Contractor F F Harrie says the exterior should be finished this week. The two story structure features a hip roof and dormer windows.
For sale or exchange six and two second hand work horses at Wag nell Farm West Acton Dr Christie offers teeth extractions without pain Souvenirs of Acton and apparel sold at Miss Armstrong's WANTED a tract or woman for general housework in a small West Acton farm family Box 44 West Acton Mass or telephone 12 12 West Acton
Doris Darling of North Brookfield visits friends in town. Dr. A V Bowers, former resident, also in town. Charles P Tucker returns from York Beach Me. A dance August 15 at the opera house benefits Frank English. Edward Guyette back from Canada after two weeks. Arthur Holmes of Worcester lands trout catch. Charles Hosmer returns from Garland Me after two weeks. Vege Cance of Main St catches 27 pouts and one sucker at Brucy’s pond Monday evening.
Clarence Kenney recovers from illness while residents from Marlboro and nearby towns report visits to East Weymouth Lake Boon and Crescent Beach. Various residents travel to New York City Malden Springfield Woonsocket Boston and Boston theatre with multiple families planning vacations and relocations.
Otis H. Forbush of Acton Mass conducted a two sale day at H E Burroughs stock farm Warren Massachusetts. He sold Michigan and Massachusetts cattle and sent some to the Brighton market while a Newtonville sale was scheduled but moved to C M Hosmer assisting after 22 years. Forbush traveled 52 miles by electric car home, arriving at nine P M.
Miss Helen Hearsey spent last week with friends in Cambridge. Warren Smith spent part of last week with friends in Kingston Rhode Island. W. B. Case and Sons will continue. Miss Evelyn Hearsey vacationing at Brant Rock. Miss Mavel and Millard Felmor visited Nova Scotia. G. F. Murdock and family of Warren are spending their vacation in town. Miss Alice Hearsey spent weeks with friends at South Weymouth. C. W. Robinson and Miss Emma Warren week at Pigeon Cove. Misses Mabel and Helen Rogers of Lowell visited C D Fletcher's family. Unitarian church closed until the last Sunday in August when Rev Beane of Lawrence will preach. Repairs of machines at Singer Store 201 Main St. Maribora.
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