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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
10
Sunday June 14 at the Congregational church features a repeat duet by Mrs. Ce and Mrs. H Tuttle. Rev W R Buxton returns to Ringoes N J. Elizabeth Nagle to graduate from Wellesley. Local residents visit families, attend events, and prepare for summer schedules.
Rev. Edgar Crossland leads Friday 7 30 p m Christ and the Children. Sunday June 14 service at 10 30 a m marks Children’s Sunday with a sermon for the occasion. Bible prizes to faithful Sabbath scholars. Y P S C E meets 6 p m. Leader A G Ziegler on Better Worker relations. Woman's Foreign Missionary society meets Wednesday 17 at 3 p m at Mrs 8 A Christie's home.
A 20 man crew renews and repairs the Acton branch bridges with Thomas Ring and Harry Lothrop on the B M A R section. An auto party from Lowell dined at the Nagog Inn Friday. Teary visited sister Mrs Luther Davis last week. Thatcher now works for Dexter Spinney of East Acton. Strout, buyer of Pings farm, shifts Nagog to Delldale Warner timetable on the NYNM line. H R R moves the afternoon train to 3 15 returning from
Advertised letters in the post office list Mrs. Ella Colburn Mr. George Fir bush Miss Eula Barter Jessie Matthews Mr. Frederick Pierce. Alfred Harris of North Abington spent Sunday with his family at Mrs. C. A. Frost's, Mrs. Harris is sick and under a doctor’s care. The evening Boston train now connects at Concord Junction.
Mrs. I F P Duren recovers from shingles and can move about. Grace Holden returns from Salem to summer with family. E C Dole has house painted by Wilbur Fiske. W A Noyes visited parents. Miss Cora Hartwell returns from Boxboro. Albert Smith shows off new horse. Mrs Elizabeth Forbush sings in Boston and at a Concord club screening. Martha Olliver’s health unsettled. EB C Wood cares for her. Stereopticon lecture on Christian Healing noted. Wedding set for June 29 at Holden farm. Hazel Holden to wed Breckenridge Aspenwall of New York. Luther Conant Jr and family enjoy summer quarters.
F W Tingley pastor speaks at Acton lodge memorials and church service. Thursday June 24 acts 1 3 2 5 7 4 1 sermon suited for occasion. Junior C E 4 pm subject Success. Y P S CC E 7 pm subject How Employers and Employes Should Work Together. Leader W C Edwards.
West Acton notes show village schools closing Friday for summer. Concorde high school graduates include Lois Moore Mae Bell Willis and Ruby Greer. Waldo De Wolf, a Gordon seminary graduate, led Sunday Baptist service with a solo by Miss Feltus of the same school.
Hall Bros Co lost a horse weekend. Sheldon Littlefeld family of Atlantic visited relatives. Mrs Addie L Holt spent a week at Harry Holt’s West Somerville home. Tennis club went to Lake Nagog Saturday night for a Davis King Co track event with dancing at O A Knowlton’s cottage. EB W Osborn of Somerville moved into farm bought from W L Barrows who purchased a North Acton farm. Baptist society strawberry festival planned Thursday evening led by young ladies. Alta Teele at Homeopathic Hospital Boston after operation last Friday. Townsend’s O D Fessenden has carpenters building roof over cold storage brick wall for barrels made locally. Seventeen Acton IOOF lodge members visited Harvard IOOF lodge for initiatory degree. Grace Bliss on vacation from Boston, staying home. Acton IOOF 203 and Winona Rebekah 132 to observe Memorial Day Sunday June 14 with church service at Acton Center 10:30 and graves decorated at Woodlawn Mt Hope Littleton Boxboro. Samuel F Carlisle planted 20 000 tomato plants irrigated by district water. D C Harris and son Arthur enlarged public water trough in Central Square for milk teams and horses.
Chas Davis of East Acton drove a Ford touring car that turned turtle after a sudden swerve beyond Sim on Hagars house toward Harvard. Mrs I S Gray and her daughter Mrs J T Fairbairn of Hyde Park sustained shoulder injuries and were taken to Mass General Hospital after initial aid from Dr Hall Staples. Davis was bruised but unhurt.
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