Littletons Rally Past Goucher in Acton Ball Thriller
Free Delivery fall Russell Case to Brown University. Saturday Acton saw a rattling game as the Littletons, led by Tom Goucher a top semi professional pitcher, overcame a 4 to 1 deficit to tie the score and win 5 to 4 in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Case
Brown University
St.rouds
Littletons
Tom Goucher
Goucher
Jones
Acton
Prouty
Bixby
Billy Piper
Tuttle
Bedford Notes on Local Residents and Real Estate Push
Albert R. Bacon visits his mother Mrs. C. R. Bacon for a month. Miss Bessie Coulter from Waltham vacationing with Mrs. George A. Skilton. Librarian Fanny H. Wood enjoys two weeks vacation including Squam Lake. Miss A. M. Straw sails July 3 to Glasgow then England and Scotland for extended tour returning September via Antwerp. Warren and Miss Cutler improve their home with bath, dining room, steam heat and town water. contractors A J Poland Co and JL Halladay Co. Bedford real estate market active with buyers for land and tenements. M. F. Manning invites inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Bacon
C. R. Bacon
Bessie Coulter
Waltham
George A. Skilton
Elm Hill Farm
North Road
Fanny H. Wood
Bedford Public Library
Squam Lake
A. M. Straw
Montreal
Glasgow
Scotland
Miss Straw
England
Antwerp
Warren Cutler
A. J. Poland & Co
JL. H. Halladay & Co
Bedford
M. F. Manning
Mass
Marlboro Enterprise Ad Rates and Office Contact
The Marlboro Enterprise lists its publication details and subscription costs. It notes 3 cent copies, six month and three month rates, and advertising charges with special yearly rates. Office located at 461 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts and rates for local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Marlboro, Mass
Acton News Briefs from July 14 1909
East Deerfield worker Kerr Jones and Dorchester doctor Hoisington were in town. Lizzie Brown resumes work after vacation. A. Hosmer couple back from Amesbury. Cowan and Bernstein return to Connecticut. Zeigler attended a Providence funeral. Gotting shines for Attleboro this year. Glines attends John Dearborn funeral in Hilton New Hampshire. Acton Littleton game planned for Saturday with Hulmer managing Littleton. Hastings couple at Newport Vermont for two week vacation. Agnes Richardson to enter Fitchburg Normal after Concord school graduation.
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Mrs. A. Hosmer
Amesbury
Death of Mrs. Sarah Fletcher at Acton home
Mrs. Sarah Fletcher wife of A S Fletcher died at her Maple street home after a long illness. She was born October 10 1834 in Port Deposit Maryland married A S Fletcher January 14 1866 and moved to Acton. A devout Methodist, she active in the Relief Corps and cherished family and friends. She leaves an aged husband a son and a daughter and also brothers and sisters in the South and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Fletcher
A. S. Fletcher
Maple St
Sarah Tit. Kidd
Port Deposit
A.S. Fletcher
Acton
Maynard
Relief Corps
Acton Centre Picnic July 20 at Fort Pond
The annual Sunday school picnic is listed for July 20 at Fort Pond. Mrs. Mary Wayne has fully recovered from illness. Miss Lena Laker of Wayland visits her aunt Mrs. Nellie. P Gates and I W Flagg bought a Cadilac touring car for son Harland. George Tuttle is visiting brother Horace F Tuttle. Misses Jennie and Flora Reed are also mentioned.
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Fort Pond
Mary Wayne
Lena Laker
Wayland
Nellie. P. Gates
I.W. Flagg
Harland
West Acton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Anna Dodge visits friends in town while B A King buys a new automobile. Town reports several cases of whooping cough. Mrs Spaulding spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Corey. John King and wife spent Sunday in town.
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Miss Anna
Dodge
Spaulding
Corey
John King
Edith May Wilson Marries William F Nelson at Fletcher Avenue
At 8:30 Saturday evening July 10 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D L Wilson on Fletcher Avenue, Edith May Wilson wed William Frederick Nelson of Easton Pa. Rev. D C Torrey officiated. Only immediate family attended. A short honeymoon followed with the bride’s sister Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Wilson
Fletcher Ove
Edith May Wilson
William Frederick Nelson
Easton
D. C. Torrey
Providence Couple Return to Bedford Home
A Providence resident and her husband will relocate to Bedford, where they will reside. Many friends in the town extend best wishes for the couple’s happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntley
Providence
R. L
Nelson
Bedford
Funeral for Percy L. Lane Held in Bedford
The funeral for Percy L. Lane was conducted Sunday at 2 45 p m from his father's home in Bedford. He died after a brave struggle with a long illness. Attending physicians included Dr. Hamilton of Bedford Dr Titcomb and Dr Lord of Massachusetts General Hospital. The Rev D O Torrey officiated with the Combination Hose Co and Shawsheen lodge aiding as pallbearers and escorts. Burial followed in Shawsheen cemetery amid a profusion of flowers. Percy, born March 1887 in Bedford, was the son of Willis G and Alice Lane and was highly regarded in the community for his industrious nature and generous character.
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Percy L. Lane
W. G. Lane
Lane
Dr. Hamilton of
Bedford
Titcomb
Lord
The
Mass. General Hospital
Willis G
Alice Lane
D.O. Torrey
Congregational Church of
Combination Hose Co
Shawsheen Fire Engine
Shawsheen’ Lodge
Shawsheen Lodge
Shawsheen Cemetery
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Asetiona
Alaska and Star
Alaska
Mattings
North Star
Sime
Harwich
Ethel Wayne
Mrs
Robert Wayne
Harold Phasen
Marion
Flora B. Reed
Franklin
Norwood
Luther Davis
Susie, Palmer
Ida Beebe
Galveston
Tex
Miss Pitkin
Hartford, Conn
Dee Beebe
Brooklyn
N. Y
Owl Club
Taylor Fletchpe
Otis H. Forbush
A. Ilsley & Co
Westfield St
Lowell
Mrs. Plorence Littlefield
George Stillman
Bangor
Richard Kingsley
A. A. Hart
Medford
Fred Green
A. H. Perkins
Nova Scotia
A. Knowlton
E. H. Whitcomb
Malden
H. W. Parker
Stoneham
G. B. Parker's
G. M. Guilford
Edith and
Martha Baker
Boston
Ralph Baker
Edna Teele
West Somerville
W. H. Teele
S. Shattuck
South Acton
Mary ,Burns
Mary Kappler
Arthur Holbrook
Harry Holt
New York
Vivian, Reed
Bertha Cram
Leland
Concord Junction
F. L. Bailey
Mr. Davis
Sumner Hayward
S. R.burroughs
O. A. Knowlton
Hannah Morrison
Walter B. Morse
Walter P. Frye
WM. D. McPherson
Marlboro
South
Kerr Jones
East Deer‘field
Dr. Hoisington of
Dorchester
Lizzie Brown
A. Zeigler
Gotting
Attleboro
F. S. Glines
Hilton
N. H
John Dearborn
MTS
Vilncs
Christie
Littleton
Hulmer
L. C. Hastings
Newport
Newport House
Frank Hap
Agnes Richardson
Concord School
Fitchburg Normal
Fletcher
George Tuttle
Horace F. Tuttle
Jennie
Flora Reed
West Acton
B. A. King
Wilson—Nelson
Edith Houghton
M. E. Folan
Canton
Blanche Sanders
Ayer
Mary Sullivan
Abbie Cutter
John Kimball
West Rindge
N.H
Miss. Hempstead of
Geo. Canney's
James Smith
Concord
J. E. Smith
Long Pond
Chas. P. Hartwell
Spectacle Pond
Winifred Ahern
Newport, N. H
Esther McEnnis
Idlewild
Richard Harwood
Rapier Church
Gertrude Hamlin
Westford
A. T. Kimball
Lizzie Hamlin
Emily Bullard
New Haven
B. H. Houghtoi
Adde
Orange
Grange
Central Hall
John Wright
Pingreyville
W. E. Conant
Edwin Connant
Shirley
Westminster
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