Local Notices From South Acton Community Scene
South Acton residents attend social events and homes fill with visitors as families host dances and gatherings. Julia Dabney Alice Stevens from Boston stay in Acton bungalow. Miss Maud Vila away. Parsonage social planned at church on Wednesday evening with guests from Waltham Somerville and Boston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allagher
B. Gibson
Waldo F. Skelton
Dixford
Acton
Julia P. Dabney
Alice Stevens
Boston
Maud Vila
Christian Endeavor Society
Tional Church
Clifford Robbins
g@ster
Arlene
Waltham
Ang
George Todd
Daugh
Doris
Somerville
Walter BE. Hayward
Stow
Concord Hearing on Service Station Permit
Miss Alice Fuller visits Concord area. The Consumers' Service Stations seeks permit to erect a modern service station at the former Tuttle property on Walden Street. A hearing is scheduled in the Selectmen's Office on Thursday evening in July 1928 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Fuller
Howton
T Viey
Concord
Sweeney Ave
Kansas City
Fiedeens
Consumers’ Service
Tuttle
Walden
Acton Community Notices and Fair Plans for 1922
South Acton residents and families in Longpong occupy cottages on July Tuesday with church services led by Rev. A. meeting times listed for Sunday and Friday events. August vacations planned for pastor and Mrs Ba. Lowell road rebuilding continues with detour via Prosper Street. Acton Agricultural association membership forms available from the postmaster. Big Acton Fair dates set for September 2 and 30 with town committees and President Richardson seeking wide participation to make 1922 the largest edition yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Milton Kimball
Caceres
Longpong
Congregational Church
Christian
Endeavor
Lowell Road
Standpipe Hill
Prospett St
Acton Agricultural Association
Acton
Richardson
Local meetings and events and a football score
The Goodman will meet at town hall Monday evening July 17 Auxiliary of i at Le a hall will be held July 17 The M E a women will hold a lawn party July 19 The Woman's club will hold a lawn party July 19 Ketttleton Saturday at Littleton They were defeated the second time this year by a score of 6 to 0
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman
Town Hall
Lea
Woman's Club
Ketttleton
Littleton
Hubbard Brown Passes Away at Home in South Sudbury
Hubbard Brown died at his late home after a long illness. He was born to the late Edward Brown and was the last of a large family. A longtime resident, he retired to South Sudbury and belonged to the Congregational church, where his tenor voice sang in the choir. He married Julia f and leaves two sons Ernest and Raymond and a daughter Mrs Josephine Brown ney. Interment followed in Mt Wadeworth cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Brown
Edward Brown
Mr. Brown
South Sudbury
Ae Town
Congregational Church
Mr Hubbard
Julia F
Ernest
Raymond
Josephine Brownney
Mt Wadeworth Cemetery
Garden Party Benefit At Mrs Raymonds Home
The Womans' Club reschedules a garden party for Thursday afternoon July 13 at Mrs Lydia G Raymond's home. Guests will enjoy eight foot water views and hospitality. Walter Stone has traveled to Iravan Noor for treatment of a throat condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans’ Club
Lydia G. Raymond
Walter Stone
Iravan Noor
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South Acton
Rochester
Albany
Chicago
Spokane
Wash
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Skatose
Marysville
Phillips Exeter Academy
Tel
Distatios Pure Food Market
HAM
Hamburg
Freeh Grouna
Maynard
W. L. Douglas
Madras
Serges
Crawford
Lion Brand
Ciic Unie
Bath
Swider Store Street
May
Aynard, Mass
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