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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
8
Acton Briefs Mention Drowned Relative and Pulpit Changes
Stormy weather postponed town practice and a meeting will be held this evening. Rev D M Ausmus learned a brother was drowned in Virginia. Mr and Mrs Joseph Morse visited. Morse once worked at the piano stool shop. Monarch Talking Machine Co. concert drew 20 attendees in Exchange hall. Congregational Church voted to the resignation of Rev A T McBean. Manning may preach next Sunday. Acton council and Royal Arcanum honored Past Regent W A Flint with jewels. Rev W Dusseault preached a sermon from Ephesians vi.24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Ausmus
T. Bean
Virginia
Joseph Morse
Morse
C. W. Chadwick & Co
Monarch Talking Machine Co
Exchange Hall
Congregational ‘Church
A. T. McBean
Mr. Manning
Acton Council
Royal Arcanum
W. A. Flint
Regent’s
W. ¥. Dusseault
Epheelans
F.C. Nash
Israel Chariton
Mabel Parker
Glens Falls
N.Y
John Davie
Baptist Church
Wachusett Baptist Social Union
Walter Gardner
William White
Millbury
Grant Dwinnell
Ethel Fletcher
Ayer
C. H. Holton
W.C.T. U
Geo. S. Dodge
Emeline Hall
Bolton
Erie Wins Great Lakes Speed Crown and Bets Reward
The Erie schooner dominated the Great Lakes speed championship carrying 1200 pounds on a fresh water run in 4 hours 19 minutes 9 seconds, finishing 45 seconds ahead of the Tastimoo and earning about $100000 for backers. Also notes no extra session of Congress this summer and a Brooklyn Bridge jump by a man waving two American flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Great Lakes
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Regular column items to be sent Tuesday morning
Notes urge timely submission of column items to the regular correspondent by Tuesday morning. It states that items teafled at the Post Office to the Enterprise Cor respondent will receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columm
Post Office
Enterprise
C.D. Holmes
Maynard Tedays
Ute
West Acton Social Notes and Local Changes
West Acton reports visiting from Framingham and Hartford relatives over Memorial Day. A steam roller works the state road while A I Goding sells his Windsor house holdings and schedules a June 8 auction with Hapgood and Sawyer. Funeral for John Davie, long resident English Baptist, forthcoming Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hosmer
Framingham
Harry Fletcher
Hartford
L. P. Hoar
Fletcher
State Road
Windsor House
H. 8. Hapgood
A. H. Sawyer
Memorial Day Observances Pass Quietly in Acton
Isaac Davis post G A R and the W R C led early morning visits to Acton Center to decorate graves with exercises. A town parade and school program followed at Mt Hope and Stow Cemeteries. The day ended with a communal dinner at the town hall and a literary program at the Unitarian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Davis
Acton Center
Miss Sweeney
Miss Trefethen
Acton
Mt. Hope
Gorham Easterbrook
Unitarian Church
George S. Dodge
Memorial Day Observance Honors Two Fallen Comrades
A Memorial Day program featured patriotic songs and a reading of the roll. Children and attendees joined in singing America as 120 graves were decorated. Two Post 188 comrades Samuel Lawrence of Stow and Nathaniel M. Allen of South Acton were saluted with chairs decorated by flags and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Samuel Lawrence
Stow
Nathaniel M. Allen
South Acton
Freight wreck disrupts Lowell division near South Sudbury
A freight train on the Lowell division of the N H N H railroad was partly wrecked Tuesday night at South Sudbury. The fireman is said to be hurt but not yet known how badly. Engineer E I Brigham, formerly a local resident, is reported unhurt. The engine lies on its side and two or three freight cars are wrecked. Passengers milk and express are being moved around the scene. The crash is blamed on a derailed switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
South Sudbury
E. I. Brigham
West Point Cadets Expelled Talk Of Ecuador Plans
Expelled West Point cadets preparing to depart for Ecuador state they will use their training for personal credit and for the academy. The author laments the delay in adopting such noble resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Ecuador
Academy
Acton Center Sale Near Concord Junction Holsteins
Sale of high grade Holstein cows and heifers set for Monday June 10 1901 at 1 30 p m near Concord Junction on Price street four minutes from the station with electric cars. Some cattle are fresh others due to calve in Sept Oct Nov and Dec. Per order of the Administrator C W Durkee plus social notes and local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cord Junction
Prie St
Concord Junction
C. W. Durkee
Hattie Kinsman
Holliston
Ethel Wayne
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C. H. Clark
Doreale Ortolet
Maple St
Walter Hayward
Congress
Washington
Cabinet
Cortelyou
West Acton
Eton
Flnathan Jones, So
Bert Brigham
Mr. Cutter of
Ashland
Congregational Church
Isaiah Ixiti
Mark xii
Edna
Mable Martin
Boston
Lyman Taylor
Walace Dean
J. H. Robinson
Myron A. Burnham
A. K. Root
Henritta Babbis
Robbins
F. E. Clark
Concord
G. Dole
Cambridge
Robert Wayne
Richard Harding Davis
Dickie
O'sullivan’s
Ken
Nason Street
Loewe’s
S. L. Bloomberc
Maynard, Mass
Lake Nagog House
North Acton
Mass
Chester B. Robbins
H. A. Littlefield
Moore’s Market
de Lee's
Delee's Pharmacy
Acton Coal and Lumber Company
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