Burkes occupy cottage at Fort Pond South Acton
An informal Universalist church meeting discussed future activities and the finance report. The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion held a July 12 meeting with Mrs. Grace Cullinane presiding. Other locals visited relatives and traveled to camps and fairs, with several residents changing residences temporarily.
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Henry B. Burke
Melrose
Burke
Fort ‘Pond
The
Universalist Church
Na Vestry
Woman's Auxiliary
Hdwards- Quimby PoSt American Legion
Grace Cullinane
Jane Berry
William H. Berry
Needham
Caire
Peete Malaes Street
George Merrithen
Roxbury
de Cullinane
Central Street
William ‘T. Merriam
Maine
Vermont
Frances
Montreal
William Cobleigh
Wayland
B. and M. Railroad
Acton Agricultural Notes Plans For Fair Week Events
The Acton Agricultural Notes report advance ticket sales for the Acton Pair on September 15 and 16 at six 0 cents for two admissions with privileges. A street parade will feature Mother melodies directed by Mrs Benjamin Derby with a new old time song fest on September 10. Directors meet July 22 at Beach's rant West Acton at 3 o'clock with full attendance expected.
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Acton “Agricultural
Acton
Sento
Benjamin Derfy
West
Benjamin Derby
George
Beach
Service Notice at Cemetery Memorial
A terse public notice announces a memorial service at 7 o'clock. The event is set at a cemetery and appears to involve a single honoree, with details read within a local newspaper brief.
Sudbury Notes Highlight Tax, Local Posts and Club News
Sudbury notes report Dawes appointed tax collector by selectmen following death. Burr nominates his son for the position. Bills for excise taxes have been mailed. Peter and John Powers Buxton hosted a high Worumbega Park event on Friday. Buckley and Mrs F C Clarke called on friends Friday evening. Francis Bacon of South Sudbury joined an area craft group. William McSauley of Sudbury was chosen as a 4-H Garden Club delegate to Gilbert Amherst on the Mne record. He finished four years in garden work, placing second county wide, with wins in forestry and room improvement and earned a Massachusetts Horticultural Society medal.
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Fm Dawes
Burr
Peter
John Powers
Buxton
Worumbega Park
Fries
Yestern
Buckley
West
Med
F C Clarke
Sudbury
Gilbert
Amherst
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Ge Iening
West Acton Grange hosts visiting members on a mystery ride
Acton Grange members plan a Tuesday visit with twenty visiting friends on a mystery ride. The event includes stunts and entertainment, while townspeople share news of vacations, local errands, and minor accidents in West Acton and nearby towns.
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Acton
Ely
Peterboro
New Hampshire
Gotouraay
Eleanor
Scituate
Mary French
Topsfield
Miriam Coburn
West Acton
Charter Home
Bina‘ Chard
Doreen Jeffries
Elsie Jeffries
Providence
Rhode Island
Ae Pieneld
Baptist Sunday School
Solomon’s Pond
A. M. Newell
Methodist Church
West River
Maryland
West Acton Baptist Church
Jeffries
Lovell Bus Company
Jonathon Teele
School Street
West Concord
Elm Street
Assabet River
Teele
Flagg
Lake
West Concordine Church to Host Morning Worship
West Concordine Church invites all to 1030 a.m. Sunday services led by Rev. Padipo Wheeler Stone with a sermon titled The Reality of Religion. Special music and a soloist will accompany the service.
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West Concordine Church
Padipo Wheeler Stone
Local Notice of Event in Douglas ton New York
A fragment references an event involving Ralph Proctor Lapham and Mise mine Francea occurring on Friday July 14 in Douglas ton New York.
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Ralph Proctor
Lapham
Douglaston
New York
Distinguished Justice Hughes Tours Concord Historic Shrines
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes spent several hours in Concord on Wednesday visiting historic sites with Mrs. Hughes and a chauffeur. He toured Emerson House, Battle Hill, and Sleepy Hollow Cemetery and commented to guide Arthur Parke that few have spent time in the region recently. He had traveled from Boston area before and continued his browsing after a Salem visit.
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Charles Evans Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Concord
Hughes
Emerson House
Battlegid
Sleepy Cemetery
Arthur Parke
Metro
Pontan Boston
Salem
District of Columbia
Howard Goodrich Making Recovery Noted in West Concord
West Concord report notes Howard Goodrich making a recovery as police were notified about the incident involving other employees and a number connected to a track.
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Howard Goodrich Making
West Concord
Howard. Goodgncord
Concord Police
Chicago Fair Trip Requires Rail Plane Or Auto
A fragmented notice notes the Chicago Fair is a long journey by foot rail plane or car and involves high costs. It mentions educational aims and a small group planning travel around the event with names blurred in the OCR.
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Chicago
Ang
Frank
Cards From Dr Gaudette On Marlboro Staff
Staff members at Marlboro receive souvenirs from Dr C G Gaudette an optometrist traveling across the continent. A leather bound U S mail bag from Talewatane Park held four views including Grand Canyon Morning Glory Spring Old Faithful and other landmarks. The note mentions a trip across southern highways and a world tour by the party.
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