South Acton Sunday School and Local Notes
The South Acton column reports parish visits by W Stevens and Elisa Viettner, and notes Acton residents’ social visits last Saturday. A baseball reference mentions B. F. Conant near the top of a national game lineage. Roche and wife celebrate a new eight-pound baby.
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South Acton
W. Stevens
Boston Ee
Acton
Ie Elisa Viettner
Ain
Apna
Baseball
Conant
Taylor
Roche
Outing and Picnic Notes From Local Day Trips
An assortment of community events appears in the readable text. Attendees enjoy ice cream and cake at a Mrs. Hayward gathering, a Mothers' event profits noted, and a July 15 picnic for South and West Acton Universalist Sunday schools at Lexington Park. Additional items mention travel to Boston and Brookline visits, a camera display, and local family updates.
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Arcanum
Boston
W. Stevens
Providence
R. Ich
Chris
Mass
Harriet B Sawyer
Clinton
Bscoe
George Clapp
West Acton
Tuttle & Newton
Aus
Congregational Church Sunday School Picnic Planned
A Friday night meeting at the church will discuss the annual Sunday school picnic. Walter Preah is noted among those expected to attend.
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Congregational Church
Walter Preah
War Relic Parade Highlights Concord Junction Fourth
A July 4 parade in Concord Junction featured war relics and historically themed costumes. Notable items included an eagle worn April 19 1775, a 1812 gun carried by Arthur Herbert, and a coat and sword linked to General Brown. The Fossil of 1861, a Spanish War costume, and a tin lantern with a 1758 Bible were displayed by local historians.
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Concord Junction
Arthur Herbert
Brown
New Hampshire
M. Leighton
Theodore Ward
Esther Leighton
Bunker Hill Historical Society
Sam ‘Emerson
Concord
Andover man to open bake shop in Reed building
A report notes William Wright of Andover plans to open a bake shop at the Reed building after a trip that began Monday. The scene mentions water on a fire and a short motor trip with visiting relatives and a wife returning with Miss J. and a son.
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Willy Pretty
William ‘Wright
Andover
James D. R. G. Reed
Ithra
J . & Ay and Son
Auto accident report from Shore area details
Fragmentary note reports an auto accident near Shore with mention of A. W. Davis and a vehicle in good shape. No clear outcome or additional witnesses are provided in readable text.
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A. W. Davis
Acton Centre Morning Service Collection Summary
The fragment notes a collection taken at the morning service may be successful next Sunday, with uncertain outcome and unclear details.
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Will
Acton Vin Destroyed by Fire at Local Inn and Barn
Fire swept an Acton hotel site and nearby barn destroying structures. Rescue was hampered. Concord Jypetion units arrived late. The old inn stood replaced since the 1860s. Value listed at 4000 dollars. A town hall dance and auction details followed, with admission and timing noted.
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Concord
Balkan War Escalates as Bulgars Fight Serbs and Allies
Dispatches from Belgrade and Sofia report shifting fronts in the Balkans as Bulgaria and Serbia clash over the Rhos Midia line with Greece in the mix. Romanian mobilization looms, cholera spikes at Istip, and Serbs claim advances while Bulgarian losses mount.
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London
Bulgaria
Bulgeria
Servia
Greece
Parte
Rhos-Midia
Daneff
Roumania
Turkey
Balkan
Belgrade
Istip
Vienna
Sofia
Kiki
Osigova
Rujan Heights
Kustenil
Obrenovac
Pirot
Serlin
Senate caucus seals tariff bill action ready for debate
Washington July 9 The senate caucus has bound the majority on the tariff bill signaling near completion and that the measure will soon be taken up in the senate for debate and passage It is unclear how long debate will last Rumors suggest passing each schedule separately to ease progress and secure footing before moving on September first remains a possible target date
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Washington
Senate
New England Robbers Take $5,000 in Jewelry from Cambridge Home
Newly married couple William B. Russell and his wife were away when thieves posing as workers used a false key to enter their Brattle Street residence in Cambridge. Jewelry valued at $5000 was stolen. the couple returned to a ransacked home and began investigations into the burglary.
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Cambridge
Massry
William B. Russell
Governor Russell
Brattle Street
Russells
Sells
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