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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1901

Page

8

South Acton Defeats Invincibles In Close 18 to 12 Ballgame

South Acton edged the Invincibles 18 to 12 in a tight contest. Piper miscued a base hit, Ray Tuttle drove in the deciding run in the ninth, with Merriam and Hanniford on the Piano Stools battery and Willis on the Invincibles mound. Umpire I F McBean drew praise for a steady strike call.

Invincibles eCore Piper Ray Tuttle Merriam and Hanniford Willis Newton Howard Tuttle Hudson Miller's Falls I. T. McBean Dr. Barker Boston Lewis James Maine

Sudbury News Roundup of Local Health, Real Estate and Road Plans

Alpheus Paffer returns from a long visit to Sudbury and shows partial recovery from a left side shock. Percival W. Jones recovers from a fractured rib after bull attack. A. W. Rogers completes extensive home improvements. Public auction set for July 23 at Jesse Parmenter’s former residence in South Sudbury, with George E. Harrington as auctioneer. State highway layout approved for a new Sudbury road segment from Wayland line through South Sudbury near John B. Goodnow. Consolidated Railroad adds electric gong at central crossing for safety. Mrs. Caroline J. Taylor to return to Waltham. Atherton W. Rogers family to visit Nova Scotia. Mrs. Nichols Hunt injures wrist in fall. Sudbury tax rate remains the same as 1900. Rufus H. Haribut returns from Lake Champlain trip.

Alpheus Paffer Sudbury C. Fred Goodnow Percival W. Jones A. .W. Rogers South Sudbury Jesse Parmenter Geo. E. Harrington Parmenter Massachusetts Highway Commission Wayland Town Sand Hill John B. Goodnow Wayside Inn Nova Scotia Nichols B. Hunt Rufus H. Haribut Lake Champlain

Fitchburg Lodge Hosts South Acton Visit

Local society notes describe a pleasant evening as the Fitchburg lodge entertained the visiting lodge from South Acton. C H Clark offers harnesses and boot and shoe repairing at reasonable prices.

Fitchburg South Acton C. H. Clark

Local Notices From Acton Center and Surrounding Areas

Sunday services noted for Rev Mr Sweet of West Medway with morning and evening rites. Neighbors visit kin including Mr and Mrs William Norton of Clinton who stayed with Mrs Joseph Reed. Miss Viola Tuttle returns from Wellesley Hills. Miss Emma Hutchins of Lowell visits Mrs Hiram Proctor. Florence Whitcomb visits Bolton relatives. Arthur Ball sustains a broken rib while playing last week. Mrs F F Wood and daughter Helen go to Newtonville. Blanche Varney who teaches in Williamstown spends summer with her mother Mrs C G Dole.

Mr. Sweet West Medway Congregational William Norton Clinton Joseph Reed Viola Tuttle Wellesley Hills Emma Hutchins Lowell Hiram Proctor Florence Whitcomb Bolton Arthur Ball F. F. Wood Helen Newtonville Blanche Varney Williamstown C. G. Dole Rangeley Lakes

Indemnity Deadlock Clouds China Settlement Talks

Washington reports prolonged deadlock over Japan indemnity terms tied to Chinese bonds. Li Hung Chang presses ministers for a final plan as Great Britain and Russia clash on payment details. Elsewhere storms maim and deaths occur as storms and violence unfold in several regions.

Washington State Department Rockhill Japan Cordingly Russia United States Sallence Pekin Great Britain Li Hung Chang China

Teams for the regular column to be handed in early Theeday

The article instructs that teams for the weekly column must be submitted to the regular correspondent by Theeday morning. It warns that items mailed to the Enterprise Cor respondent at the Post Office will receive prompt attention.

Post Office Enterprise

West Acton Social Notes and Local Church News

Miss Lucy Grant visited Mrs H H Gardner last week and Mrs Jane Brace has been ill. J BR Houghton dies in Toledo and funeral at West Acton Baptist church. A lawn party under W A venue raised about $40 for veterans needs. Local visits include Mildred Brown from Oxford and Ellinwood of Worcester. Dr George A Dodge to preach Universalist church July 21. I O F lodge installation held with officers named.

Lucy Grant H. H. Gardner Jane Brace Davey Wm. K. Davey Sarah Hutchins J. BR. Houghton Toledo Ohio West Acton Baptist Church W. A Acton Mildred Brown Oxford Joel Whitcomb Providence

Tribute to Supt. Dixon Receives Local Notice

The Springfield Republican reports Edward Dixon, ten years as superintendent for three towns centered in Acton, has accepted a larger post in Orange. On March 7 at Sturbridge a social event honored him with a gold watch from the school committees of Sturbridge New Braintree and West Brookfield for his service to their schools. His leadership is credited with much of the district’s improved system over the past decade.

Springfield Republican Edward Dixon Orange Sturbridge Dixon Callahan New Braintree West Brookfield Acton

West Acton Local Ads Offer Wagon and Bargains

For sale a nearly new covered wagon suitable for market or heavy grocery or exchange for a new or nearly new cushioned tire Corning top buggy. H A Littlefield advertises night robes summer underwear and hosiery at Miss Armstrong s. Bargains in marked down shoes at Littlefield s. Come quick while your size is here. Also notes families quarrel over Jacob Rogers money while Met Museum art dispute continues.

H. A. Littlefield Miss Armstrong's Littlefield’s

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George Ames Kimball and Son W. R. Buxton Mise Merrill G. N. Hoyt Charlie Hunter Abram Conklin Universalist Church Fr. Townsend Howard Wilson New England Order of Protection Acton Center Stowe James G. Stowe Cape Town Mr. Stowe South Africa Corning N. Y John Rowley Martin Dillon Paria Jules Guerin Sepuneconte Switzerland Oran Algeria Max Regis Algiers Eeeee Ane West Acton Ellinwood Worcester Josiah Withington Orlando Davis Mr. Davis J. Hutchins Fred H. Nash Cambridge H. E Jennie Kingsbury Waltham J. E. Richardson George A. Dodge George F. Clark Allston Hingham Acton Lodge D. D. G. M. EB. F. Worcester and Suite of N. G Supt. Dixon Metropolitan Museum of Art Jacob Rogers Paris Moore’s Market de Lee’s Delee's Pharmacy Nason Street Maynard, Mass South Acton Coal and Lumber Company Western Lumber C. D. Holmes Maynar Regulac Tb Orpen Wenness Seneca
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