Carrolls Spend Memorial Day in Holliston
engagement announced for Mae Reilly to Joseph P Hall of Dorchester. Joseph Alexander left for Jersey City after visiting family. Mrs Tripp spent weekend and holiday with her daughter in Groton.
01 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
1
engagement announced for Mae Reilly to Joseph P Hall of Dorchester. Joseph Alexander left for Jersey City after visiting family. Mrs Tripp spent weekend and holiday with her daughter in Groton.
Levi R Cheney and Mary A Billington Cheney mark fifty years since June 1 1871 wedding in Maynard. family members, friends, and neighbors send flowers gifts gold coins and telegrams while CHeney's public service career in town is noted.
Kennan Damon’s new Ford touring car was bought from Crosby and Hicks. Mrs Patrick O'Neil returns from a visit with her daughter Mrs William Henderson of Lowell. Holiday visitors include Mrs Horace Webber and children of Worcester, Jeremiah Sheehan and family of Dorchester, Mr and Mrs Herbert Carr and son Charles of Cambridge, Mr and Mrs Sydney Bennett and son Sydney Jr. of Salem.
ACTON CENTER Memorial Day services were held with no veterans in attendance. Mr May delivered a stirring patriotic sermon from Joshua 4 21 on the meaning of memorial stones and the ideals of the Revolution, the Civil War, and World War I. A stereopticon Hawaii lecture followed the morning service.
John A Finigan conducted two successful auctions in Littleton and Carlisle. Mitchell Military School of Billerica was defeated by Middlesex second team 8 to 5 at a game here. Mrs George Minot Baker was reelected president at the Massachusetts Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Plymouth on May 26. Ruth Wood of this town received her Smith College senior cricket team letter and wears the coveted S.
Veterans from three wars led by Isaac Davis Post and G A R members march in Riverside and honor roll ceremonies. The procession passes Glenwood and St Bridget's cemeteries with wreaths, taps, and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address recited by Albert Mullin.
John A. Finigan announces an auction on June 6 1921 at 10 AM in West Acton Massachusetts for 25 high grade tuberculin tested cows from Maine. The herd includes 16 fresh cows yielding 16 to 25 quarts daily and the rest springers, sold to the highest bidder for George T Weaver. Rain or shine.
Col. French of West Acton gave a stirring patriotic address at Acton Centre. Graves of the G A R and Legion were decorated in the Actons in the afternoon. Dinner at Acton Centre noon under the Women's Relief Corps. A Frank J. Demars Post delegation attended the service. Local Legion Post led Maynard services under the G A R. The day was sunny and crowds at cemeteries were the largest in years.
Mr and Mrs George Holton were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Luther Norris at Palmer, Acton, sharing hospitality and conversation in a cordial social visit.
At a business meeting of the Baptist church Sunday night with A. B. Parer moderator it was voted unanimous.
The Rev A. B. Wheeler of Row Nova Scotia received 31 votes in a church election. Wheeler is expected to begin his duties next Sunday and his family plans to move here next week.
Memorial Day passed quietly with no band for the Boys of 61. A march from Central Square featured N. J. Cole on drums and two cornetists with Isaac Davis Post 138 led by George L. Towne and F. R. Knowlton. World War veterans, Women's Relief Corps No. 62 and schoolchildren decorated over 70 graves at Mt Hope before ceremonies moved to Maynard.
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