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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1905

Page

10

Acton Notes Roundup of Local People and Events

Bert Moore family visited town. Miss Fletcher to New York and New Jersey. many residents abroad on business trips. The Maynard street property sold for 1220 to Isaiah Reed. weddings, drives, and a charity effort by the Kings Daughters highlighted community life. Sunday school concert planned. acton civic scenes include an electric car incident and a nurse caregiver in Concord Junction.

Bert Moore Alice Warren Hudson Geo. P. Morgan Winthrop Fritz Oclschiegel Worcester Caspara Agnes Graun Boston Miew Louise Leach Waltham Hannah Robbins Maynard St Isaiah Reed Universalist Church Acton Maynard King’s Daughters John Andrews Constitution Newport R. L Walnut St St. Jean de Baptiste Society St. Michael's Church Southboro St. Mark’s School Clinton Dam Walter Stevenson New York City Mrs. Edward Wood Park St H. E. French F. D. Locke A. C Mentzer Baptist Church Barbara Woodry Atlanta Division 9 Ladies’ Auxiliary Order St. Michael’s Cemetery St. Michael’s Choir Moores Methodist

Acton Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings

West Acton residents attended weddings and visits from Oxford and Boston guests. Miss Jessie Knowlton and Miss Lucy Parker are among graduates and visitors. The Middlesex County Association of Woman's Relief Corps meets June 29 in Lexington, and Wachusett Baptist Sunday School meets in Westminister. A Universalist strawberry festival drew a large crowd with no Men Wanted staged.

Jessie Knowlton Wellesley College Lucy Parker Boston Emma Hart Middlesex County Association of Woman’s Relief Corps Lexington Wachusett Baptist Sunday School Association Westminister J. M. Blanchard Princeton Sterling Leominster F. W. Gray Fitchburg Edwin Hayward Chas. Vose Dorchester Emma Edith Vose Portland Nannie Gragg William Leighton Cambridge Helen Hail Helen Knowlton Bradford Academy Miss Knowlton Helen Fickhardt Fickhardt Ohio Universalist Society Zelia Cutler Clara Stone Lou Whitcomb Olive King Ganeahk Junction Dr. Crowell Canaan N. H

End of School Year Notices for Local High and Elementary Grades

The high school closes for the year while lower grades begin vacation. Teachers Miss Feeley and Miss Fagerstrom left for homes in Otter River and Worcester respectively. Miss Kilton attended Wellesley College events and will go to Worcester. Miss Atwood plans to attend Dartmouth graduation in Hanover, New Hampshire where her brother graduates.

Miss Feeley Oter River Miss Fagerstrom Worcester Miss Kilton Wellesley College Miss Atwood Hanover N. H Dartmouth

Sudbury Social Roundup Notes Visitors And Local Events

Miss Florence Sherman spent the weekend in town while Mrs. Charles Coolidge shows off a new automobile. The Center held a 17th tennis tournament and lawn party. A visit from Mrs. Willard’s sisters plus several local social activities are recorded, including a hospital stay for Mrs. Hunt in Boston and a June 15 picnic for school groups at Woodside Grove.

Elmer Smith Sudbury Willard Botsford Hardfort Conn Dowd East Berlin Carrie Bent Waltham Bowers Fred Bent Maud Hunt St. Margaret’s Hospital Boston Italy Woodside Grove East Sudbury Harry Hall Sen. Hall

Dinner and general good time enjoyed by all

The event featured a fine dinner and a general good lime enjoyed by attendees. No further details available.

Local notices from Acton Center and surrounding towns

Acton Center and nearby towns report residents traveling to Rangely Lakes, graduations at the high school, and several social events. Otis H. Forbush advertises real estate sales in Concord, Wobcott property, and J Lawrence Swain personal property sale in Wilmington. Community announcements include baptisms, church talks, and youth events with Mrs. Phalen hosting the Boys and Girls club.

Kev T. M. Miles M@Hinac Wm. B. Davis Tetera Don Colliner Fred Bailey Geo Edwin Phalen Maude Evelyn Francis Earle Farrar Harland Emery Clara Elizabeth Tuttle Miles Otis H. Forbush Acton Mass Concord J. W. Wolcott J. Lawrence Swain Wilmington Acton Center

Marlboro Man Returns From National Electric Light Meet

H E Ryder of Marlboro Electric Co returned from Denver after attending the National Electric Light Association convention where about 900 members and guests gathered. He described Denver hospitality, a cog railway trip to Pike's Peak, and Western business optimism with shoppers buying cigars two for a quarter. Ryder also visited Chicago and Cleveland on the return trip to see his brother.

H. E. Ryder Marlboro Electric Co Denver Col National Electric Light Association Cripple Creek Colorado Springs Pike's Peak Ryder Chicago Cleveland

Pleasant Street School trip to Concord charms 72 students

A party of 72 students from Pleasant Street School sixth and seventh grades, with four teachers led by A. W. Kallom, visited Concord on a Saturday. They toured local sights including the reformatory at the Junction, reporting perfect weather and excellent behavior throughout the day.

Pleasant Street Concord Reformatory A. W. Kallom Orissa Fannie Gleason Mary B. Murphy

Proctor Reengaged as Pianist for J J Co Tour

Miss Nellie J. Proctor of Lincoln will act as pianist for the J J Co this summer. They rehearse in Boston this week and start for Manchester New Hampshire June 26, traveling throughout the region. Proctor has played for the company five years with high praise.

Nellie J. Proctor Lincoln Sr J. J. Fi) Co Boston Manchester N. H Miss Proctor Gee de

Hudson News Notes and Local Community Events

Local items include visitors from Worcester and Boston, summer vacations, and labor changes at area mills. A flag house cellar, parade entry guidance, and church concerts mark community activities with schedules for July events and Sunday services.

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South Acton A. Allin Chariton City Mr. Sweet Richardson Crossing B. & M. Railroad Taylor George Keyes Nahum Reed East Acton Luther Piper Middle West Genie Fletcher New York New Jersey Mary Whalen Newburyport Mrs. Spinney Sen Eddie Bixby N. J. Cole Earl Haywood N. H. Tenney J. W. Buckley Cole’s Block Concord Junction Ellen Stone Land of the Turk West Acton Charles Knowlton Hall Bros Walter Brown Oxford J.D. Coburn Relef Corps F. C. Nash Tufts College George Hovey Virginia Union University Hovey South Florence Sherman Charles Coolidge Henry Rice Frank T. Davis Acton Centre Mrs Granville Dolé Jk Marlboro National Electrical Asso Historic Mr. Moller Ieee Anna T ‘ Ilba C. B. Moller Main St Frankie Boynton Arthur Davidson Clinton Gertrude Curtis Fred Emerson Ralph Allen Carl Bailey Riverview Military School Poughkeepsie N. Y Aston & Maine Railroad Maple St Charles McCarthy John H. O'Neil Maple Jr Michael Hurley Knott & Pope Shoe Factory George Henderson The Vale Mills E. F. Worcester Press Thomas F. Mahoney Oxfords Ueen Quality Annie Queen Quality Manish Siva Creighton’s Shoe Emporium Main ST. Maynard, Mass Bug Death Paris Green Paragrene Hellebore T. F.parker Maynard P Hire’s Williams and Bryant’s Towle G&g Kent
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