West Acton Club Highlights Village Improvements
Mrs Evangeline P Hall outlines the West Acton Neighborhood Club achievements from its 1923 start with 125 members to beautification of the railroad grounds cost about 1000 dollars initial, ongoing upkeep 100 dollars yearly, a community Christmas tree shift, a 550 dollar fire siren, 125 for a supervised playground, plus 4000 dollars in cement sidewalks aided by the club. Funds from entertainments went back to village improvements.
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West Acton
Evangeline P. Hall
Neighborhood Club of
Helen Knowlton
Molly Parus
Middlesex Extension
Carrie Moore
Fire Destroys Priest Family Home in West Acton
An 11:80 a m blaze at a two tenement dwelling behind the Woman's club house in West Acton destroyed the Priest home. Mrs. Priest and two children escaped with no furniture or building salvageable. The house was owned by Mr. Babson and both the tenant and owner suffered total losses. The incident follows recent misfortunes for Mr. Priest.
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South Acton
Fire Department
Woman’s Club
West Acton
Robert Priest
Babson
W. A. Haynes
Maynard
Priest
Barker pair attend Unitarian convention outing at Isles of Shoals
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph A. Barker send cards from the Isles of Shoals New Hampshire where they are enjoying an outing during attendance at the Unitarian convention.
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Ralph. A. Barker
The
Isles of Shoals, N. H
Sudbury Family Plans European Cruise on Scythia
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Guptill and daughters Nancy and Caroline Gail prepare for a European trip aboard the Cunard liner Scythia. Their itinerary includes Oxford Shakespeare Country London Brittany France Paris Bruges Brussels and a final return to the United States in early fall.
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Melvin Guptill
Nancy
Caroline Gail
Europe
Cunard
Scythia
Oxford
Shakespeare
Lake District
London
Bruges
Brussels
Belgium
Guptil
Brittany
France
Chauteau
Paris
United States
Bmieseoz NeJnclxie
J. .Rene
M. E.piper
Provincetown
Aye
Laurence L
Maine
Retired Concord Chief Operator Miss Mahoney Honored
Miss Julia T. Mahoney retires after 28 years with the Concord Telephone Exchange. She joined on September 1, 1900, during rapid growth, and led with courtesy and skill. Colleagues and the Maynard exchange gift her a traveling case as a token of appreciation.
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Concord
Julia T. Mahoney
Concord Telephone Exchange
Concord Exchange
Maynard Exchange
N. E.,t. and
T. Company
Ell
Julian Mahoney
Monument St
Mass
Miss Mahoney
Raul D. Giles
Blueberry Pickers Hope Sun For Washington Trip Offer
Workers seek sunny weather after a damp week as Sudbury Boys or Girls vie for a Washington trip prize offered by the Enterprise. The prize is described as well worth the effort for the participants and community.
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Sudbury
Washington
Nelson opens new show room at 9 Powdermill Road
Maynard July 18 E Nelson local agent of Oakland and Pontiac ars announces the opening of his new show room at 9 Powdermill Road He recently bought the property and made extensive improvements He has combined his radio and automobile accessory stock from Nason street with the new showroom and store The entire stock was moved to the new location Monday
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Maynard
E Nelson
Oakland
Pontiac Ars
Powdermill Road
Nelson
Nason Street
West Concord Grange Members Plan Public Roast event
Mrs Albert J Hicks and her son Earl Hicke of Highland Street returned from a two week trip to Montreal Sherbrooke Richmond and Melbourne visiting relatives. After the Annursnac Grange meeting on Monday members enjoyed a moonlight excursion to Chelmsford Pines with dancing led by Frederick Taylor and Chester Kelley. A public corn and frankfurter roast is scheduled for the next meeting.
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Albert J. Hicks
Earl Hicke
Highland Street
Montreal
Sherbrook
Richmond
Melbourne
Annursnac Grange
Chelmsford Pines
Frederick Taylor
Chester Kelley
Marriage of Lillian Amerault and Frederick Doucette
Announcement reveals Miss Lillian Amerault of Concord and Frederick Doucette of West Concord wed Sunday evening June 10 at St Bernard's rectory. Amilda Amerault of Belmont served as bridesmaid and Samuel Suzetto of East Boston was best man. They will reside at 15 Cottage Street.
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Lillian Amerault
Concord
Frederick Doucette
West Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
William FH. Finnick
Amilda Amerault
Belmont
Samuel
Suzette
East Boston
Doucette
Cottage Street
Charming dresses discounted at Miss Edith Buck's shop
Women's dresses in crepe de chine georgette and wash silk are reduced for quick sale at Miss Edith A Buck's opposite Concord National Bank. The notice highlights sale values and location for shoppers.
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Edith A’ Buck
Concord National Bank
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Hudson Co-operative Bank
Fra
Nasor
Goodyear Pathfinder
Arryvx
A. W. Davis Co
West Acton, Mass
Lyonhurst
B. A. Rolfe
Palais D’or
Weaf Radio Stars
Edison Record Arts
Alvin H. Fletcher
Nason St
Acton Town’ Hall
Danicizig
Steve Bray
Acton Grange
Winona Rebekahts
Boy Scouts Entertainment
Odd Fellows and
American
Ferna Spinney
Harmony
Nova Scotia
A. Merriman
Frank A
Merriam
William T Merriam
Toronto
Canada
National Piano Steel and Bench Association
Quebec
White Mountains
Hsther Balch
Betty Howe
Martin Street Terrace
Acton
Local Exchange
Peoples Theatre
Ralph Forbes
Marceline
Pathe News
Ken Maynard
Aesops Fables
J. Farrell McDonald and
Marie Dressler
Malcolm McGregor
Lya DePutti
Buck Privates
Pathe Review
Chester Conklin
Alice White
Baxter’s
East Aci
Concord Co-Operative Bank
Heeney
Tunney
Atwater-Kent Radio
A.C
Atwater-Kent
Bosch Radi
Chautauqua Maynard
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