Shingles Affects Acton Townspeople And Local Notices
Local notices describe shingles cases among Acton residents and daily life items. Edward McAlister of Waltham visited South Acton. a Sunday school picnic is planned at Lake Boon. Albert Clark takes a two week railroad vacation in New York. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Herbert Gray on Maynard Street. A Y P S C ER lawn party is set for Saturday August 1 with Maynard band, food, and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herpes Zoster
Edward McAlister
Waltham
Gates Farm
West Acton
South Acton
Lake Boon
Albert Clark
New York
Maynard Band
Patrick Martin
Beach St
Lenox
Old Berkshires
Joseph Reneaud
Rutland
E. Breault
Last Service at Congregational Church Marks August Close
Sunday morning was the last service at the Congregational church before August. Rev Farren urged thoughtfulness and neighborly deeds. Mrs Benjamin Derby Jr led the choir in A Little While. C B meeting led by Miss Margaret Quimby discussed The Home Mission Schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Farren
Benjamin Derby, Jr
Concord Junction
Salinbury
C. B
Margaret Quimby
Home Mission
Opening Game Delayed By Wet Weather and Lineup Shifts
The soggy field on Stow Street delayed the season opener as managers Hayward and Piper faced uncertainty about training resumes. Changes in the roster include Baty moving up, and Piper likely shifting to the mound to replace Reed, reflecting prep and tactical adjustments amid damp conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supe
Pluvius
Hayward
Piper
Stow St
Baty
Slab
R. Waddell Reed
Acton Centre social notes mix visiting friends and locals
Miss Hazel Crosby and Harold Crosby of Somerville visited town last Thursday and Friday while Harold plans another European vaudeville tour. Mrs. Coughlin suffers a decline and lives with her daughter in Maynard. Luther Conant arrived safely from across the water, in good health and enjoying his trip. Finney & Holt hold a mid-summer sale drawing crowds at their South Acton store. Helen A Wood visited from Sterling. Grace Taylor spent a week with Lancaster friends. Mr and Mrs J H Pigon with daughter Elmer of West Somerville and Mr and Mrs John Edwards of Gloucester joined locals for lawn parties and a Dutch supper. Grange lawn party scheduled with sports for the young. A large turnout attended Friday’s dance, and the new fire escape served as a balcony for cooling breezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Crosby
Harold Crosby
Somerville
Harold
Europe
Margaret Coughlin
Grace Taylor
Lancaster
J. H. Pigon
Elmer
West Somerville
Hiram Proctor
John Edwards
Gloucester
D. A. Knowlton
Lydia Houghton
Atlantic House
Salem Willows
Taylor Fletcher
Owl Club
Grange
Steven R. Loker
Natick
E.L. Perry
Eva Lizette
Willimantic
Conn
C. A. Jennison
Mabel F. Perry
BE. B. Taft, Tremont Jr
Wharton
Ohio
D. A.cousins
Dura
Shawmut
Frank EB. Newell
Norumbega Park
Raoul Beaudreau
Greenfield
Northampton
Everett Jennison
Estabrook Ave
West Ossipee
Ethel B. Proctor
Elm St
S. H. Howe Shoe Co
Fred W. Allen
Elm Sr
Henry Dupuis
Alderic Moineau
Highlandville
Lakeside Ave
Alfred Lavigne
Emilienne
Brockton
Joseph Phaneuf
Gibbon
Nantasket Beach
Joseph L’escarbeau
Neponset
Hugh McNiff
Revere
Miles Tllingsworth
Worcester
Boston Post
Virgina Bemis
Belle
Hudson
Webster L. Bagley
Pleasant Pl
Lowell
B. F. Greeley
Grace
Hill St
North Woodstock
N. H
William Cavanaugh
Boston
John Cavanaugh
Central St
Alex
Paroel
A. Lavoie
Millbury
Metegan
Hugh Byrne
Michael McClosky
Springfield
Fred Trail
Highland Sr
Nashua
Manchester
Spencer
George H. Pinkham
Jamaica Plain
Chelsea
Boys' Club Plans Trip and Mock Trial
The Boys' Club held a regular meeting on Wednesday evening. They discussed a weeklong excursion and began preparations for a mock trial to be staged in the fall or early winter. The program opened with a debate on whether school athletics are detrimental to the average student. The affirmative speakers were Aurin Payson and Arthur Morse, the negatives Varnum Tuttle and Hardy Payson. Harold Phalen read The Story of Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurin Payson
Arthur Morse
Varnum Tuttle
Hardy Payson
Quebec
Harold Phalen
Marlboro notes crowded with visitors and local events
Marlboro townsfolk and visitors are mentioned in a long list of Sunday appearances. Names include Charles Beach Charles Wood Leyland Kempton Constantine O Neil J C D Cram Abraham Favreau William Bouffard and many others visiting from Worcester Webster Spencer and beyond. Several townspeople travel for vacations attend church events and participate in Old Home Day and Lake Boon picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bouffard
Webster
Braham Favreau
Spencer
John J. Sullivan
Middlesex
Eugene Lacerte
Worcester
Ket
Elmst
Pierre Boudreau
Bond St
Wycliffe C. Marshall
Elm St
Hall Cottage
Lake Boon
Advertising faith fuels steady front-line effort
A compact admonition cites Col. Albert A. Pope and Keystone Watch Case Co. urging ongoing promotion and shared belief to sustain progress in business and industry. The quotes emphasize persistence, communication of confidence, and continual advertising as keys to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Albert A. Pope
American. Bicycle Industry
Keystone Watch Case Co
Philadelphia
Pomona Grange Picnic At Lake Chauncy August Fifth
Borough Pomona grange and joined chapters from Hudson Marlboro Southboro Westboro Northboro Berlin Bolton Stow and Sudbury plan a summer picnic on Lake Chauncy August fifth. Events include 100 yard dashes shoe race peanut race sack race and jumping with forenoon races and a 12 30 dinner followed by an hours entertainment and a 2 o clock game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough Pomona Grange
Hudson
Marlboro
Southboro
Westboro
Northboro
Berlin
Bolton
Stow
Sudbury
Lake Chauncy
Hero of many ring battles trains in exclusive prep schools
Fred Bryson once a lightweight champion now serves as boxing instructor at Groton Pomfret and St Mark's guiding the sons of wealth via rigorous ring drills. He leads a tough curriculum where junior pupils learn defense and controlled aggression under his watchful eye, shaping future elite members of business and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bryson
Bryson
Groton
Pomfret
St. Mark’s
Symnasium
Kryson
Betthiat
Waltham
Ike Bryson
Fred
Roosevelt
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
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Acton Department Store
Finney & Holt
Acton
Will Dacey
Mary Hayes
Arthur Wade
Reynolds
School St
Seth Reed
Frank Stiles
Tuttle & Newton
Wonderland
Rubber
Davidson
Helen A. Wood
Sterling
R' Aketoh
Washington, D
Charles BE. Beach
Charles Wood
Leyland Kempton
Constantine O'Neil
Ireland
C. D. Cram
Isle of Shoals
E. A. Blaisdell
EB. L. Hall
Five Islands
Lydia Whitcomb
Oxford
H. T. Clark
E. W. Clark
Newton
Charles H. Card
Warrenton
G.a
C. J. Holton
Fannie
Nellie Wetherbee
Allen Hawes
Alfred ‘Downie
D. S. Kennedy
Nova Scotia
A. F. Blanchard
Virginia Sanderson
Littleton
M. W. Folsom
Porter
Old Home Day
Katie Donahue
Alice O'Connell
Mary I. Richardson
Bridgeport
George F. Wilber
Herbert Warren
Frank
G. B. Parker
Mr. Warren
Do. J. Holton
Portland St
Whitman's Crossing
the Grove
Mater
John Wedderburn
Washington
T.W. Flint
J. H. Reynolds
J.T. Tucker
John Mullane
Philippines
Eighth Infantry
East Main St
Juliette Robert
St. Ann’s Academy
Music
The
Academy
Oliva Gervais
Albany
N. Y
Clifford Clark
Curtis
Lutz & Schrann
Clark
Joseph Tebo
Fred Price
Alice Price
Kitty Mullen
Fort Meadow
Robert Searles
Walter E. Searles
Lincoln St
Edgar Warner
Walpole
New York City
Atlantic City
Ralph Hyde
Oakland
Child
Boston Sunday Post
Marlboros
Hyde Parks
Prospect Park
Samuel Barrett
Fryest
Allasandro Funai
Six Brothers
Nellie I. Proctor
J. J. Flynn Opera Co
Hampton Beach
Sarah Proctor
Elm At
S. H. Proctor
Clarissa Proctor
Harry Perry
Allan Myrick
Princeton
H. F. Wilder
Tremont Jr
Herbert P. Wilder
Bachelor Club
William Marshall
Fred Bowman
J. M. Andrews
Leon Harris
Concord
Windsor
Maynards
Gilroy
Maynard
Eva Smith
B. P. Smith
West Springfield
State Normal School
Framingham
W. H. Jones
W. H Spalding
Michael Mitchell
Downs
J. W. Keane
C. H Andrews
Charles Ball
Edward Regan
J. P. Rowe
Daniel O’connell
Cc. F. McCarthy
Mr. O’connell
Beaver Brook
Waltham Free Press Tribune
Pomona
Geo
Concord, Junction
R. H. Cotton
P.O. Box
Wakefield
George D. Elson
al Paugh
Brooks Street
Maynard, Mass
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