Community Notes From Acton Prominent Local Visits
South Acton residents share vacation plans and visits with relatives and friends. Henry B Tolman enjoys a week away while Albert Clark vacations at home on Stow Street. Several locals travel to Meriden Somerville and Ber tin. A fishing party yields a 6% pound cod. a union picnic and church reception are planned for late July inviting all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Piper
Raymond Tuttle
Somerville
W. A. Charles
Jennie Fletcher
Ber- Tin
John Lee
Charlotte Allen
Annie Reed
Concord
June Gon
Ben L. Reed
Harry Dix
Lving
Margaret Hayward
Fletcher’s Corner
Ann B. Jones
Maynard
West Acton
Fort Bond
Mrs. Beeties
Auction Notice at Acton Centre and Lynn Mass
Otis H. Forbush auctioneer sells items for Osborn & Son of Lynn Mass on Thursday July 28 at 9 30 and August 4 at noon for Holt Bros at Noon Hill Medford Mass featuring groceries cowsheifers hens tools machinery and six household goods with assorted items listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis H. Forbush
M. Osborn & Son
Lynn
Mass
Osborn & Son
Holt Bros
Medford
Card of Thanks from Boxboro Community
Boxboro residents extend thanks to the many people who offered prayers and support after a recent family illness. They express gratitude to friends neighbors and local volunteers for kind acts and help during a difficult time.
WEST ACTON NOTES AND REGIONAL GOSSIP
West Acton social items report Clark and wife at Onset a week and Irene Stark of Waltham visiting Mrs. Gray. Families travel to Portland Maine and Maine vacations noted. Local visits include Mrs. Peacock of Worcester and H A Gould's circuit through Sterling Gardner and Westminister. A Universalist picnic is planned at Fort Pond. Violent incidents include George Reed’s fall from a barn beam with no fractures and Mrs. Burbeck injuring her hip after a chair fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HT. Clark
Irene Stark
Waltham
F. W. Gray
Frank Williams
Brookline
N. H
F. C. Nash
Portland
Eugene
Bertram Hall
Maine
Mrs. Peacock
Worcester
Mrs. Monroe
H. A. Gould's
Universalist Sunday School
Fort Pond
Hattie A. Davis
Annie Hames Moses
Tiverton
Arthur Rogers
Winchester
F. H. Nash
Fred Nash
Cambridge
Rich
Tasker
Lynn
Lena O'Connell
West Townsend
George Reed
Lucy Burbeck
Marlboro Obituaries and Social Notes From Town Visitors
Marlboro residents report many visitors and day trips, with Miss Mary Ghilont, Rev J P Sullivan, and several families from Boston, Cambridge, Milford and Nashua among those listed. Guests holidaying include Mr and Mrs Frank McKenzie, Miss Katherine Leary, and Miss Margie Blandin, with vacations planned in Nova Scotia and Jackson New Hampshire.
Community Happenings and Local Visits
Waldo Stevens has a new autona A R Ghiloni vacations at Concord New Hampshire Mrs D M Neenan State at is on the sick List Thomas F Gorman was home from Natick Sunday Harry Russell of Boston visits this city Martian Meany Fall River visiting relatives in this city Only heavy corn fed steer beer at Foster market William Haggerty and family return from Providence Policeman George D Brigham begins two weeks vacation Sunday Mrs Franklin G Taylor and daughter Edna visiting Loganville MA Joseph Sansoucy Boston visiting Marlboro this week Mr and Mrs William Kyle Tremont recently welcome a boy Mrs C H Wood Fairmount Jr and daughter Elizabeth visiting Saco ME Lewis Hammond Brockton drug store employee visited Sawin St Friday Rice Hutchins vs Worcester Gym game noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Roberts
Natick
Mary Lowe
Franklin St
Katie Hackett
Carney Hospital
Brook St
Charles L. Bliss
Jackson
N. H
John Quinn
Boston
Marlboro
John McDonough
Marlboro Automobile and Carriage Co
V. D. Lacouture
Canada
Wil
Mrs. McDonna
Milford
Joseph Santora
Walter Dryden
Brookline
M. A. DeWitt
Frank O'Brien
Chippewa
Wis
John Kelley
Brokline
D. F.lyons
Belmont St
Hasel DeWitt
Laura Fowler
Chestnut St
Thomas Burns
New York City
Patrick Burns
Overseers of the Poor
B. Joseph McCarthy
Crystal Club
Orf Meadow
Thomas F. Gorman
Harry Russell
Fall River
Foster Market
William Haggerty
Providence
George D. Brigham
Franklin G. Taylor
Edna
Loganville
Joseph Sansoucy
William Kyle Tremont
C. H. Wood
Fairmount Jr
Elizabeth
Saco
Lewis Hammond
Mmn & Brockton Drug Store
Sawin
Rice & Hutchins
Worcester
Rufus Hurlburt
John
Brookfields
William Stone
Joseph Cowitz
Washington St
Eugene Lawrence
Realtente
Statnes
W. E. Carver
Ana .Amily
M . Robinson
Gates Pond
Grover Morin
Gene Little
John Bruno
Leo Daigneult
Arthur Jacques
Revere Beach
Euclid Peltier
Miss Flora
Frank Finnerty
Wastam Randolph Hearst
Henry C. Boynton and Son
Sullivan Harbor
Mr. Boynton
Charles McKenzie
Charlie
Peter McCormack
Elm St
New York
Daniel Kane
Water Sr
Clinton Line
Marlboro Hospital
Presenting Purse of Gold At Durand Home Event
Friends of Charles Durand gathered at Officer Placide Durand's house celebrating with music dancing and games. They took possession of the house, enjoyed a supper, and stayed late into the night before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Durand
Placide Durand
Outing at Jordan's Pond by Worcester Life staff
Local staff of the Columbian Life Insurance Co including Clinton and Worcester members enjoyed an outing at Jordan's Pond Worcester on Friday. Sixty four people attended with a big dinner as the day’s main feature John Riley won the 100 yard dash and Miss Bertha Burke won the ladies 50 yard race Marlboro attendees included J M Conway T F Fallon W F Dillon J Mongan J B McNally and John Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C‘olumbian Life Insurance Co
Clinton and
T. F. Fallon
W. F. Dillon
J. ®. Mongan
J. 8. McNally
John Riley
Unitarian Service Looks at Split Opinions
The Rev. R. E. Hayward preached on choosing God while urging clear allegiance. Music by Herbert Smith led the service. The Unitarian church will close during July and August, reopening the first Sunday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
RE. F. Hayward
Herbert Smith
Fun Trip Down Boston Harbor Ends With One Catch
A city party led by Fred Hunter and joined by E. T. Rice Eugene Clos son Richard Davis George W. Wallace of George R Hall Co. Fred Rougeau and Frank McNiff fished in Boston harbor on Thursday but only one fish was landed. They toasted their day with a barrel of fun and visited Revere in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hunter
E. T. Rice
Eugene Clos‘son
Richard Davis
George W. Wallace
George R. Hall & Co
Fred Rougeau
Frank McNiff
Boston Harbor
Revere
Daniel Shea Charged With Disorderly Conduct Fined
Daniel Shea stood before Trial Justice H. ton charged with idle and disorderly conduct related to a neglected property. He pleaded not guilty but was found guilty and fined a sum of $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Shea
Forest
H. Ton
Concert Program By Seven Band Retains Classic Overture Set
The program lists an overture Dream of Love, cornet solo Adda Polka, Marshall York Waltzs Venus Risen, and requests Blue Bells Uncle Sammy Swanee River Negro Medley Ball of Knights Finale Selected.
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South Acton
Henry B. Tolman
Brian Nellie Jones
W. C. Ames
H. J. Hapgood
Robert Maines
Frank Stiley
Albert Clark
Stow St
Mrs. Griswold
Georgie
Meriden, Cr
S Fownson
Acton Centre
Boxboro
H A. Gould
Sterling, Gardner and Westminister
Mary Ghilont
Bos
Frank Rigney
Sawyer
D. B. Aldoes
Ghildren
George Hall
Rockland, Mo
George Young
Clinton
George Ryan
John Lynch
Conway
J.P. Sullivan
Nantasket
Edward Shelley
Margie Blandin
Whitman and
Frank McKenzie
J. T. Goggin
Lincoln’ Sr
N. H. Fr
F. H. Cohan
Leominster
J. J. Hanley
York Beach
Katherine Leary
Harry Whitman
Nova Scotia
Harry Black
Spencer
W. T. Richards
C. H. Niles
Litchfield
W. S. Gummerson of
Jaffrey, N. H
George L Jones
Maggie Delaney
Peter Rogers
Adams St
John Whitney
Lincoln St
Whitehall
P. Whitman
DeWitt
Witthrop Beach
Stella Partridge
Frank W. Fileon
Crescent St
J. M. Saalfrank
Royal and
Forrest
Waterbury
Conn
E. W. Bartlett
Ste
H. Finnick
A. A. Brigham
Lakeside Ave
Baltimore
Rhode Island
William Powers, Water Jr
D. W. Powers Co
Nashville, Tenn
Judge Powers
Waldo Stevens
A. R. Ghiloni
D. M. Neenan
State At
Jordan's Pond
Pred Cole
Beatrice Tripp
South
Framingham
Alfred Bond
New Hampshire
Suse
Matel Barteaux
Belle Phillips
West Upton
Robert Hillman
Greenville
Harry Ellsworth
Hoxie & Sullivan
Lawrence Tobin
Newfoundland
Hudson
Bawin Abbey
Magorty
O. C. Day
High St
St. [Zanes Church
Martin Flynn
Crossman
Flynn
North
Sudbury
B. F. Worcester
Jeffs
Littlefield
H. A. Littlefil
E. A. Sun
George Brooks
Strawberry Hill Road
A. Carnes & CO
Old South Building
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