Community notes recount visits and local events in Acton Centre
A patchwork update recalls visits by Titus and wife, Miss Clara Leighton's singing, and a children’s day sermon. Local company activity, road repairs near Acton Centre, and lightning damage to H. E. Willis home are mentioned along with residents Holmes, Hardy, Lee, Macy and others visiting Marlboro, Boston University, Vermont, and Newton summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Hearts
Titus
W. A. Haynes Co
Clara Leighton
Beale
Maynard &T
Acton
Tly
Hosmer
Marlboro
Macintyre
Boston University Inno Conn
Carl Flint
Chandler
Vermont
Rudolph and Montpelier
H. E. ‘Willis
Fannie Hardy
Annie Lee
Malden
Mrs
Miss Orilla Knowlton Leaves for Maine Visit
Miss Orilla Knowlton, visiting her aunt Mrs Ed Neal, is leaving for her Maine home next.
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Orilla Knowlton
South Acton Eyes Fast Team for Upcoming Season
In Acton area notes a fast lineup may debut this season with key players Senter and Cahill. The team, finishing with C. H. 8S. and guided by manager Galley Gi, considers several new choices as Calvin and others are eyed for positions.
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South Acton
Cael 2
Gover
Osninuy
C. H
Cahill
Local Church Ad Promotes Weekend Prayer and Services
Read their ad announcing a midweek prayer meeting Friday at 7 30 pm and Sunday morning service at 10 30 am with noon events. Extra sales staff listed. engagement noted for The New Idea publication.
Entertainments and events announced for Thursday
James Barry hosted guests Sunday. O B Preston, now with I O O F, and Winona ge will host a lawn party and dance. A Seed festival at the Baptist church is planned Thursday evening under the direction of the young ladies.
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James Barry
O. B Preston
Y. Now
Winonage
Dane Deale
The
Baptist Church
Young la
Maynard and local visitors attend festival and class day events
The report notes a well attended Sunday gathering with a produced entertainment and guests Jennie Durkee, Alice Barrett Howe, and Warren Cixton. It mentions students and families, a strawberry festival, a plan to close for summer, and a farce performed at Ira Porter Hall.
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Warren GE
Warren Cixon
Genthner
Jennie Durkee
Alice Barrett Howe
Hope
Maynard
Chris Hall
Bay
Whitcomb
Am? i
Leo
Kinsley
Pe H. Knowlton
Fam
Porto
Dr. Staples
F. Blanchard
Viv Sanderson
Annie
Andover
Local Wedding Recalls St Bridget’s Ceremony
Misa Lugille Moore of this town and Alfred Carey of Ma wed at St Bridget’s church Sunday at 2 45. Laura Moore, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor with best man Moore, brother of the groom. The couple, driven to Acton afterward, will host a reception at the Moore home. The bride wore a white silk muslin gown trimmed with lace and carried a prayer book. Carey is the son of Mrs. Cather and is serving in the U S Navy aboard the U S Bacal. Friends extend best wishes for a long and happy marriage.
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Misa.Lugille V. Moore
Alfred
Carey
St. Bridget’s Church
Sun
Laura Moore
Moore
Cermany
W. J
W. J. Moore
Acton
Cather
le Sam
Motorcycle Race Mishap Near Po Town Injures Rider
In a Sunday motorcycle race down Pis 7 Po town a dozen riders clashed for lead. Clifton, leading, lost control as his front wheel wobbled and power cut. He fell on the road and was tended by onlookers before being moved to the roadside injury site.
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Po Town
Clifton
Sch
Imaon
Sale of Household Goods at Cananese Golf Club Farm
Auctioneer notes sale of household goods and farm items at Cananese Golf Club property. Estimated proceeds to benefit the deceased and heirs. Sale expected Friday June 27 with full particulars printed by Enterprise of Marlboro Massachusetts.
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Cananese Golf Club
Sudbury Notes on Commencement and Local Updates
Albert Sudbury reports Sunday visits in Maynard and Peabody while Miss Helen Joe enjoys vacation at home. commencement exercises are set for Thursday in the town hall and Mrs A Haynes Co. notes fertilizer usage for crops. A new cement flume and water wheel are planned at Pratt's with repairs, and inquiries about grass- for-so standing at Whiting’s Sudbury farm.
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Albert
J. Sheffield
Pag Oy
Peabody
Path
Maynard
Chrise
A. W. Goodnow
Noember Bent
E A. Haynes Co
Helen Joe
Local Notes From Sudbury and Vicinities
The town records several personal updates including a birth in the Goodenow family and a Maynard shop visit by Mrs. Furlong and her son. Residents attended Weston celebrations while Rev. Whiting enjoyed Sagamore cottage days. Howard Burr joined the Yo Yo Co and schools closed for summer vacation.
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Libbey
State Road
Germany
Ia Maynard
Chris ‘Way
H. M. Ellins
New Britain
Sudbury July Fourth Celebration Plans Under Way
The Sudbury July Fourth events are planned by Sons of Veterans and Men’s club with a parade starting at 10 a.m. from South Sudbury to Sudbury Centre, dinner in the gow cinder, races games and a concert, fireworks and band concert in the evening. The committee urges residents to stay in town and support by contributing to treasurer G P Oviatt or authorized agents.
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Sudbury
Sons of Veterans
South Sudbury
Sudbury Centre
South Solbery
G. P. Oviatt
Friendship Ends as Challie Takes Up Farming
Challie quits the sporting life to settle on a farm and buy a prize winning cow recommended by an agent. He admires the animal and asks whether it is br trotting or steeplechase, signaling a shift from racing to agriculture.
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Challie
Christie Calvin's Remark Stirs Debate On Model Opinion
A fragmented quote hints at Christi Calvin voicing an opinion about models and optics. The text appears truncated, with unclear context, making it difficult to confirm the event or its significance. Further readable lines are needed to establish a concrete news item.
Parade Memories and Odd Encounters Recap
Reading fragments describe two brothers Augustine and Elaine like a parade scene. A stranger offers a dot to the elder, prompting a rebuke about selling country. Brief exchanges reveal bits of dialogue about engagements and politeness from a passerby.
Escaping Troubles and Elusive Truths
Fragmentary note hints at efforts to escape troubles while deeming some troubles avoidable. Text references avoidable woes and mentions confusing terms like femorse and prese. The passage presents a fragmented contemplation rather than a complete narrative.
Quote on economic policy and debt critique
A critic notes a claim that a figure could render the national debt manageable by cutting costs, yet cannot praise the price of groceries. The remark contrasts political rhetoric with everyday living expenses.
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Fletcher Corner News
Congregational Church
Lion Gas
Main Street
Ace Write Enterprise
Tre
Mass
Ton Cen Marlboro
F. J. Whiting
Aaron Ant Farm
M. G. Eaton
South
Christi Calvin
Tibbon
Christie's
Main St
Anderhoof
Augustine
Kath
Elaine
Courtenay
Blaine
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