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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
8
South Acton reports visiting relatives and injuries from tar spills and a car accident. Local residents prepare for summer travels, a hospital stay for eye and limb injuries, school staff changes, and planned Grange activities with upcoming grass sales and community gatherings.
Acton Centre residents shop in Maynard at Chris tie s while William Kingley buys a touring car. Miss Helen Wood spends the Fourth at Somerville and Miss Ella Wright visits town. Mrs Charles Curtiss of Cambridge visits at the Homestead. Haying season starts as farmers work. Moses Taylor II visits with his father S H Taylor. Helen Hughes of Arlington goes to Dr Allen for the summer. Town assessors busy at the library last week. The night before the Fourth is quieter than usual.
The Arc club of this village held its second town hall dance on Wednesday with about sixty couples attending. The hall featured flower decorations and crepe paper streamers. Ice cream and cake were served, and King Cole's orchestra provided music under matrons Mrs Muir Mrs Shaw Mrs Pries and Mrs Gates.
Mr and Mrs Joe Willett announce the birth of a baby girl. Mr and Mrs John Kempton visited relatives in Springfield over the Fourth. William Tenny began a month long trip to Maine and New York starting Saturday.
Nearly new two seated three spring wagon with leather upholstery priced as a bargain. Also a good driving harness offered cheaply. Telephone application via Sta Agt North Acton Massachusetts.
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