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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1920

Page

6

Concord Junction Moves and Visits Noted

David Duaro and Mrs H W Tripp move from Grovest to Hayes house on State road. Mrs Charlies Bouse and Miss Mary visit Cape Breton. Windheim buys at M H Goog house on Laws Brook rd. Lewis Caldwell home from Marine hospital Chelsea after operation. Mrs H W Tripp returns from visit with daughter Mrs Earl Prescott in Groton.

David Duaro Grovest Hayes House State Road Charlies Bouse Mary Were Cape Breton Windheim M. H. Goog Laws Brook Rd George Fenton Lewis Caldwell Marine Hospital Chelsea H. W. Tripp Earl Prescott Weyland Groton

Unexpected visit to Hicks home with electric lamp

Friends of stu pat and Mrs A J Hicks paid a surprise visit on a Wednesday evening. About 39 guests gathered to honor the couple, presenting an electric lamp with a card that read Just One Reason 4t's not so much about the house that.

Stu Pat A J Hicke Albert J. Hicks Moat Secenne Peet

House warming honors Mrs Hicks at new home

Miss Lillie Childs presided at a house warming for Mrs Hicks. Guests enjoyed flowers, music by local performers, whist, and refreshments as they congratulated the hosts. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Coughlan, Lawton, McLean, Taylor, Alden, Case, Gutteridge, Priest, and others.

Lillie Childs Gilbert Hawkes John Sunderland James Coughlan Howard Case George Lawton Wallace Priest Hicks Charles McLean F. Taylor Reba Mary John Alden George Gutteridge

Local social notices list prominent residents

Mrs Gilbert Hawkes, Mr and Mrs John Sunderland, Mr and Mrs A. B. McCleary, Mr and Mrs 8. E. McCleary, Mrs M. B. Janell, Mrs Helen siswick, Mrs George Park, Miss Lillie Childs, Charles Crossley and George O'Brien are named in a community social register entry.

Gilbert Hawkes John Sunderland A. B. McCleary 8. E. McCleary M._B. Janell Helen Siswick George Park Lillie Childs Charles Crossley George O'Brien

Accident at Pope farm crushes thumb on Wednesday

Harry Hampson sustained a heavy iron blow while repairing a well at the Pope farm on Wednesday. With Fuiobert Prentiss and Edward Mc Leod applying first aid, he was later taken to Dr Titcomb for nine stitches to seal the wound. A Lost notice follows for a finder on Main stages woe Finder, return to J. Comeau Street church st.

Harry Hampson Pope Farm Fuiobert Prentiss Edward McLeod J. Comeau Church St

West Acton Resident Leaves for California

Edgar H. Hall departed West Acton last week for California. Mr and Mrs W B Holt spent Sunday in Lowell. Miss Anna Blanchard visited last week at Leominster. R B Moore's family spent Sunday in New Hampshire. Miss Helen Dinsmore stayed several days in Vermont. Poultry keepers warn of hen and chicken thieves. Wachusett Sunday school convention convened at Groton Tuesday. Last supper and church entertainment planned at Baptist on Thursday. Mr Bert Owens and family headed to Southport Maine for summer. Owens is reported healthier. Joseph and family traveling to Vermont then Atlanta Georgia for a new home. Household goods and car shipped earlier.

Edgar H. Hall California W. B. Holt Lowell Anna Blanchard Bert Owens Southport Theummer Owens Joseph Eed Vermont Atlanta

House Ransacked in Boston Weekend Break-In

The home of Mr and Mrs Tate Sebastian was recently ransacked by burglars. Clothes belonging to both Sebastian spouses and furniture were stolen. The key was removed from its hiding place, guiding the burglars to the residence.

Tate Sebastian

Marriage for Hugh M Womboldt and Rose A Arsarault

Hugh M Womboldt and Rose A Arsarault of New Bedford were wed at the groom’s sister’s home, Mra Dyskell, on Saturday with only near relatives present.

Hugh M. Womboldt Rose A. Arsarault New Bedford Mra Dyskell

Couple to Reside in New Bedford after Nuptials

The newlyweds plan to make their home in New Bedford, continuing their life together after the ceremony.

Acton School Committee Praises Longtime Member Phalen

At the May 21 meeting Acton school committee voted to send a letter recognizing Edwin A. Phalen for his long and faithful service on the board including years as chairman. The note from Hall secretary commends his conscientious public service and influence on Acton Center schools.

Acton E. A. Phalen Phalen West Acton Mass Hall

Two Boston Men Rescued After Boat Capsize At Fort Pond

Herbert Robbins of Boston and George W Wheeler of Cambridge were fishing at Fort Pond when their boat tipped. Robbins saved Wheeler, both were pulled to shore by Charles Robbins and Mr Alley after witnesses spotted the accident and launched motor boats.

Herbert Robbins Boston George W. Wheeler Cambridge Fort Pond Robbiny Wheeler Charles Robbins Alley

Were Married at the Bride’s Home Sunday Afternoon

Miss Jean Jerry and Juan Davis were married at the bride’s home Sunday afternoon by Rev. G L Michelson. Relatives attended the ceremony. The couple left by train for a brief wedding trip. Both are well known in town and friends wish them a happy married life. Mrs Geo Y Hutching visited friends after the loss of her father G B Parker.

Jean Jerry Juan Davis Rev G. L. Michelson

West Acton Civic News and Local Notices

John Campbell has had pneumonia this past week. Mr and Mrs Raymond Gallant of Athol visited Memorial Day with relatives in town. Acton lodge No 203 I O O F conferred the initiatory degree on one candidate Monday night. Acton’s Odd Fellows lodge will confer the initiatory degree on four candidates next Monday night. Acton Lodge of Odd Fellows No 203 and Winona Rebekah Lodge will observe Memorial Day next Sunday June 13 and attend service at the Baptist church at 10 45. Two cases of measles are reported in town Mary Florence Davis and Do Gardner ill at home. An alarm at Mr Wiggin’s hen house indicated a possible theft. Gate left open as if hens were to be taken. New officers elected at Civic Federation: President B E Hall Vice President A R Beach Secretary Harold J Judkins Treasurer William Johnson. Last meeting of the season set for June 15.

John Campbell Raymond Gallant Athol Acton Lodge, I. O O. F Acton’ Lodge of Odd ‘Fellows Acton Lodge of Odd ‘Felows No 203 Winona Rebekah Indge Baptist Church Florence Davia Amd Do Gardner Civic Federation Pres B. E. Hall A. R. Beach See Harold J. Judkins Treas William Johnson

Real Estate Transfer and Local Ordination Service

N Hederstedt reports sale of the Mrs Harrett Rudolph farm to Colonel V H French of Boston. The French will spend weekends here until Mrs Rudolph vacates later in the season. A village service for the ordination of Charles N Burrows at Boxboro Congregational Church was held June 1 with a full program ending in benediction.

A_N. Hederstedt Central Sq Cambridge Orriral Charles N. Burrows Boxboro Congregational Church W. W. McLane B. R. Payne F. B. Emrich G. A. Tewksbury

Electric light work and home moves in Acton area

Acton Center E. C. Wood installs an electric lighting system at home. B A King of West Acton handles the wiring. Mr and Mrs Charles T Baxter move to Sunny Sid near the State road, with Baxter pursuing farming. Mrs Luther Davis adds electric service on Littleton Street. Miss V M Baxter and father T T Baxter become tenants. R M Prentiss of Concord Junction does the wiring. George S Tucker Jr and guests visit with G T Van Antwerp of Beverly spending the day in Dover.

E. C. Wood B. A. King of West Acton Charles.t. Baxter Sunny Sid State Road Butterfield Harris Farm Baxter Luther Davis Littleton St V M Baxter T. T. Baxter R. M. Prentiss Concord Junction Georges. Tucker, Jr G. T. van Antwerpt Beverly Dover

Acton Agricultural Fair Meeting Officers Named

At a town meeting the Acton Agricultural fair committee announced its officers. The gathered citizens discussed plans and appointed officers to oversee the event.

Community leaders listed for supper committee roles

pres C N Goward first vice pres 3 B Tuttle second vice pres J 3 White secretary Arthur W Emerson treasurer Mrs Gertrude C Daniels corresponding secretary Mrs J S White chairman of the supper committee Mrs C N Goward.

Sostae C. N. Goward B. Tuttle J. 3. White Arthur W. Emerson Treas Gertrude C. Daniels J. S. White

Acton Notes and Local Visits Highlight Community Page

Frank W Holt owner of a Hudson toning car. Mr and Mrs Henry Capettett guests of relatives in Metroge Sunday. Dr Ralph C Wiggin and family of Cambridge visited Dr Christie’s last week. Annual field day at Red Acre farm on Saturday June 12. Rev W J Batt of Concord donation occupied the pulpit of Universalist church. Rev Hugo A Perdelwitz preached at the Congregational church Acton Center.

Frank W. Holt Henry Capettett Ralph C. Wiggin Family Cambridge Christie Red Acre Farm W. J. Batt Concord Universalist Church Hugo A. Perdelwitz Congregational Church Acton Center

Also Mentioned on This Page

Main St Maynard Serrie America Maynard Cycle Shop Maynard House Edwin A. Phalen Geo Y. Hutching G. B. Parker Mr. Wiggin G. EB. Merriam R. A. Barker J. J. Walker United Co-op Society Elas Tain St Maynard, Mass
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