West Acton Notes and Nearby News Briefs
Local notes report events from West Acton including meeting attendances in Boston, a new Baptist pastor appointed after his second year, and a postponed lecture due to equipment problems. Other items cover a horse-and-bridle theft, bakery ads, Vermont fire losses, a long-married couple in Kennebunkport, and assorted regional briefs with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Fr Rich
Albertie
Union
Universalist Church
Allen Patten
Duke
Windsor
New England Forecast Warns of Mixed Showers and Warmth
Almanac notes forecast for New England with fair skies in the north and showers in the south. Winds variable and temperatures rising, signaling a warmer day ahead.
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BES
New England
Hudson Local Notes and Social Updates
Hudson community briefs report births and travel plans for Palmer resident W H Small's infant, Jeremiah ONeil. Local events include a joint tribal installation, fence improvements on Main Street, a Stowe factory injury, and new housing and business changes.
Weather Bureau adopts hurricane signal for mariners
The Weather Bureau announces a two flag hurricane signal to warn of approaching tropical hurricanes and severe storms. Signals will be shown at offices coast to coast and on many vessels, with rockets and whistles used where telegraph is unavailable. Districts include Galveston and Mobile bays, Florida coast, Virginia to Georgia coasts, and Frying Pan Shoals.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Lake Region
Atlantic Coast
All Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
South Atlantic
Gulf
Galveston Bay
Mobile Bay
Florida
Tampa Bay
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Frying Pan Shoals
North Carolina
Southport
N.C
Dr Brooks Dead Brother of Late Bishop Brooks
Rev. Dr. Arthur Brooks rector of the Church of the Incarnation New York died aboard the German Lloyd steamer Fulda July 10 of a bowel tumor. He was born in Boston and was a brother of the late Bishop Phillips Brooks. He served at St James Chicago and later at the Church of the Incarnation.
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New York
Arthur Brooks
Church of the Incarnation
Fulda
Brooks
Southampton
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Harvard College
Trinity Church
Williamsport
Stevens
St. James’ Church of
Chicago
Henry F. Montgomery
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West Acton
tian. _Endeavor
Mead Hes
E. I. Lindh
the Baptist Church
Vermont
Swanton
Swanton Methodist
St. Albans
Kennebunkport
Joseph Manuel
Manuel
Sarah Wildes
Providence
Infantry
Nat Herreshoff
Priladelpaia
Andianapoli
Martin Hogan
Indianapolis Baseball Club
Henry Buschmann
Hogan
H. Bethune
Haverhiel
Mass
Henry Smith
Pearson
Fal Riven
Lonsdale
Manufacturers’ Association
Ricimann
Lunenburg
Pollard
Martin Coyne
Mary Cody
Highlands Crossing
Coyne
Annie Bornstein
Tyler Street
Hype Park
J. EB. D
the Weather Forecast
Windsor Slivery Stable
Kudson
W. H. Small
Palmer
Jeremiah O'Neil
Nantasket
Pompositticut Tribe
Nawadaha Council
Main Street
Grove
Charles. M. Houghton
Stowe
D. Whittaker
Cherry Street
Christian Army
Warren Taylor
Fred H. Campbell
Franklin Street
Zoeth H. Woodbury
William Daly
England
Hudson
Fitchburg Station
Joseph McNammara
Central Railroad
Greenfield
Hudson Cycle Club
Worcester
Brigham
Joseph Boulette
W. F. Brigham
Washington Street
de Witt
B. F. Johnson & Son
Maynard
C. H. Whitney
Concord
Bertrand P. Macomber
Clark Institution For Deaf and Dumb
Northampton
Holden & Robinson
Charles Demming
Mary E. McIntire
St. Louis
M. T. Bailey
Demming
Temple Hall
Mr. Bailey
Miss McIntire
Bailey
Mamie Walther
Endeavor
DeWitt
H. A. Littlefield
Raponda
Kimball
Choice Dairy
Lynn
L. A. May Company
DR. Brooks
Gotham Divine
Grand Jury
Wareham
Charles Ryder
Leonard Kleib
Kleib
Ryder
New Lonpoy
Ericsson
Cactus
Bell
Wood
Duchess
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