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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1906

Page

8

Baptism Blessings Mark Event For Watkins Family

Nellie Gert daughter of J. H. Watkins West Acton and Mabel Louise with Albert Watkins of Reeds Ferry were baptized in the Episcopal faith after a ceremony under a bridal arch. Rev A B Papineau officiated. A reception followed with about 50 relatives and friends present.

Nellie Gert J. H. Watkins West Acton Mabel Louise Albert Wills Thos, Watkins Reeds Ferry N. H H. Watkins A. B. Papineau England Altoona Mrs Watkins

Actons Prepare For Maynard Game As Town Notables Visit

SOUTH ACTON notes list a variety of weekend visits and town affairs from Dr Shaw’s return to Montague and Alvin Lothrop’s trip from Washington to Acton. Several residents are named, including Miss Jessie M. Pease, Mrs J F Boynton, and Geo Hutchins. A planned ball game against Watt Hayward’s nine is mentioned, with further notes on local changes and a battlefield lecture series beginning with Lookout Mountain.

Actons Maynard Shaw Montague Alvin Lothrop Washington A. B. Cole Thomaston Chas. Campbell W.C. Webber Ashfield Fred Gray West Acton J. F. Boynton Marlboro Charlies Titus Harding Bent Labrador Jessie M. Pease Lewiston Marjorie Peeblkg Dorchester L. Jennings F. J. Hastings Christie Rob Winthrop Beach Mr. Tower Pepperell Lew Willard Pride Huntoon Beth |Harrington Ernest Willard Fitchburg Sen Geo. Hutchins Powder Mill Caspara Graun Boston M. M Tuttle Julius Clark Philip Cottage City Willard Newburyport Watt Hayward N. H. Tenney

Congregational Church Notes on Gettysburg Address

Sunday evening address on the Battle of Gettysburg drew a full house. An orchestra including Harold Merriam and Mr Peebles on violins and Mrs Peebles at the piano performed patriotic selections and a large relief map of the battlefield was displayed with bunting and lit to highlight key landmarks.

Battle of Gettysburg Harold Merriam Mr. Peebles Dr. Daniels Frank Merriam Wm. Merriam Cemetery Ridge Culps Hill Little Round Top Devite den Peach Orchard Wheat Field

West Acton Scene Reports Local Visits and Affairs

Mrs. H. T. Clark visits at son RE W Clark’s home while Newton C. Haywood of Omaha arrives on business. Miss Sadie Nelson of London guests Mrs. C. B. Stone. Fresh H Nash ill with scarlet fever in Cambridge. Dr Rufus Haw and family welcome newborn daughter born Friday June 29. Elizabeth and Edward Nash visit Cambridge grandparents. Katherine Richardson attends Waltham public schools graduation. Edith Winslow among graduates. Grace Richardson travels to West Swanzey to visit relatives. Middlesex Co association attendees from W R No 62 gathered at Holliston. Mrs. George Davis dislocates shoulder while closing a blind. Mabel Thompson hospitalized after appendectomy at home of sister Mrs. James Grimes. Dr Barker attends.

H. T. Clark RE. W. Clark Newton C Haywood Omaha Neb Sadie Nelson London Eng C. B. Stone Fresh H. Nash Cambridge Rufus, H. Haw Bert. I. Gardner Everett Elizabeth Edward Nash F. C. Nash Katherine Richardson Waltham Public Schools Edith M. Winslow Grace Richardson Stoneham West Swanzey N. H L. H. Dickerman Josephine Dupee Sarah E Whitcomb Katharine Richardson W. R. No 62 Middlesex Co Association Holliston George Davis Davis Mabel Thompson Miss Thompson James Grimes Barker

Watkins Sneddon wedding at Watkins home

A family wedding and christening took place Friday evening June 22 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Watkins. Frederick William Watkins and Miss Margaret Sneddon were the couple, with Rev. A. B. Papineau officiating in the Episcopal ceremony. The bridal party included relatives from Reeds Ferry, Maynard, and St. George's Episcopal church. The bride wore pale blue silk and orange blossom adornments as guests observed a decorated arch and bell centerpiece.

J. H. Watkins Frederick William Watkins Margaret Sneddon Thos. Watkins Reeds Ferry N. B A.B. Papineau Maynard Harry Watkins N. H Minnie Meacham J.H. Watkins

West Acton Upholstering and repair shop notice

Fritz Aelschleger offers upholstery, harness and shoe repair services at Rice's small shop in West Acton. The ad lists repair work and location details, signaling a local craftsman serving the community.

Fritz Aelschleger Rice West Acton

Turkish Kaik and the Gondola Like Crafts Compared

The article notes the Turkish haik as swift and deft in the Bosporus and Golden Horn, its resemblance to the gondola argued as evidence of a common origin, and praises Turkish boatmen as among Europe’s best oarsmen. It also traces steam engine history from Hero to Watt, highlighting Watt's 1760 patent as pivotal.

Crawford Constantinople Perth Paris Europe Bosporus Golden Morn Hero of Alexandria B.C. Branca Savey Thomas Newcomer James Watt

Her Fiance

A West Philadelphia family discusses Ediths fiancé at supper as the wedding nears. A servant delays dessert while noting the engagement remains unseen, revealing social dynamics and curiosity in a domestic setting.

West Philadelphia Virginia Edith

Sunday School Picnic At Fort Pond

Acton Centre notes report the Sunday school picnic will be held at Fort Pond. Local residents welcome visitors as they plan seasonal gatherings and summer stays.

Advertised Grass Auctions Across Concord and Acton Mass

Otis H. Forbush, auctioneer, lists multiple grass and haying tool sales in Billerton Concord Junc tion Acton Centre and surrounding farms. Auctions include Frank Crosby, Berry or Tarbell farm, F J Campbell place, late Mrs Harrington, Conant farms, Nonesuch Carlisle Navy yard trip, and Carlisle to Monument House. Tickets 25 cents. sales span July 9 to July 18 with steady bidders expected.

Otis H. Forbush Acton Mass Billerton Frank W. Crosby Tarbell Concord Junction W. J. Crossley Seill F. J Cambell South Acton Nonesuch Carlisle Navy Yard Monument House Acton Centre Thoursday Duren Soldiers’ Monument and Public Library Minnie Duren Carlisle Pumping Station Monument House Landing Mr. Forbush Frank Foss Concord E. H. Smith Mars

Launching a Vessel and the Moment of Buoyancy

The article explains how launch science uses calculations to monitor the ship’s strain during water entry. The moment of buoyancy must exceed the moment of weight, or risks to the cradle and keel occur as the stern rises and weight shifts. It cites the Ramillies example where excessive buoyancy caused cradle damage.

Ramillies

Sunlight For All the Leaves Telegraph Plant Behavior

The telegraph plant of India uses three leaflets per leaf to capture light. The large terminal leaflet stands upright by day and bends down at night while the two smaller leaflets continuously rotate with a jerking motion like a clock’s second hand, resting briefly at times.

Telegraph Plant India

Marlboro second baseman released after weekend game

J A McPherson Parker formerly of Marlboro second base has been released after Saturday’s game due to not being fast enough. Mrs Anna G Warren a former resident will spend July with Mrs Mary Parmenter Ames place. Miss Rachel Clafin left for Cottage City to join family who went last Thursday. The Bachelor club at Lake Boone held another dinner at the clubhouse with William Marshall the club chef. The city bought ambulance two years ago and moved it from McGill's stable to B J Adams's.

Parker Marlboro Anna G. Warren Mary Parmenter Ames Place Rachel Clafin Cottage City Bachelor Club Lake Boone William Marshall Ambulance McGill B. J. Adams

Granddaughter Frances Fic Invited to Haverhill Visit

Miss Frances Fic of Waltham spent two week vacation with relatives and friends in Haverhill, visiting Mrs Rose Arnold and Myrtle of Elm Street.

Frances Waltham Mrs Rose Arnold Myrtle, Elmst Haverhill

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mous Peeples Secon Lookgut Mt. Chattanooga Missionary Ridge America Congregational Church Notes Watkins—Sneddon Kaik Gondela Fiance Fort Pond Wm. Boyd Friends Lillian Ceouant Lowell Gertrude Daniels F. J. Barker Daniel Morrison Nellie Kinsman Hamilton Sarah A. Wood Sunday W. C. Allen Dr. Allen Miss Blood George Knapp Salem Frank Knapp George Halasteras George A. Underwood C. Howard Netlie D. Andrews Frank A. Dame Combination Cash Store Company The FOUTH Walet Maynard’s Maynard, Mass Thal Comfort Morris Inher & Moitt Agency Comfort Miss Im Cade P. W. White J. A. McPherson Glendale Edward Stanley Harrison Michael Colle Joseph J. Kelley Platefielf John W.morse UP. m Charlestown Navy Yard
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