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T. F. Newton
South Acton local notes and community events 1893
South Acton residents report a 65 mile bicycle outing by the South Acton Bicycle club. births occur to the Gates and Bessey families. James McGreen and Stella Foote wed in Nashua New Hampshire. Arthur Mead, 23, drowns in the Charles River, casting sorrow through the town. Parade and Bunker Hill day plans shift to July 4, with convoy and civic events. Local business notices include coal deliveries, shoes sales, and a pocketbook found.
West Acton Social Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Miss Hattie Jelley of Lynn visited C. H. Mead's and Frank Knowlton showed a new wagonette and fine span. Delmar Bryant and wife receive congratulations on a baby daughter. John Knowlton of New Bedford spent Sunday with Rev. J. C. Knowlton’s family. Nellie Whittaker and Bertha Buss of Leominster visit Mrs. Nellie Wheeler. Sadie Belle Lamson and Ellsworth Holman Woodward wed in Cambridge on June 21. Hattie Davis visits Bellows Falls and attends Vermont Academy graduation. Grammar school first class nearly all pass and advance to high school. Boy’s brigade strawberry supper a success.
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Frank Knowlton
Delmar Bryant
Sadie Belle Lamson
Ellsworth Holman Woodward
Cambridge
Concord Junction village notes and community events
John Bordman Jr plans to enter races at Walden on the Fourth of July. Flyers promote local strawberry festivals. Leonard Fiske, formerly here, will vacation in the village. People are renewing bicycle tires. Announcements honor Miss Florence Russell and Charles W. Gerould’s June 28 wedding. Mrs. W W Campbell elected music directress. choir takes summer break. Rev B H Weston may join Hanson Congregational Church. Mrs E Trask Hill to speak next Sunday. W C T U marks its first anniversary. A church bid process selected William H Keyes of Fitchburg. project hoped to finish by November first. Delays due to site satisfaction. 38 to 39 hundred dollars subscribed. committees praised for progress toward debt-free completion.
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Arthur Mead
West Acton
Charles River
Dixwells
Actons
Concord Junction
Conant
Luke Smith
Boston
Bunker Hill
Stow
W. M. Prest
W. H. Small
Manson
Ellen Gill
Elm Street
Ireland
Hudson
L. T. Jefts
Massachusetts
Chicago
M. E
I. W. Lindsay
Augustus Rice
Winthrop Bailey
F. W. Brigham
B. H. Weston
Westvale
Congregational Church
Hanson
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Relief for Coughs
Advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a money back guarantee. Mentions La Grippe recovery and offers free trial bottles at B F Johnson Son’s Drug Store Maynard and J C Friend Concord. Large size one dollar.
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Maynard and
J. C. Friend
Concord
Largest line of Ladies' Shirt Waists offered in city
The advertisement proclaims the largest line of Ladies' and Misses' Shirt Waists in the city with superior quality White Lawn Waists featuring front and back plaits and fine lawn embroidery on collars and cuffs. All sizes available at the lowest prices.
Ladies print and Lambric wrappers and tea gowns sale
An advertisement touts a complete assortment of ladies wear including print fabrics and Lambric wrappers plus tea gowns. New styles promise best workmanship and perfect fit with special value prices and ruffed Empire effects highlighted.
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South Acton
Smith Finney
Hartford
Hiram Gates
W. N. Bessey
John Adams
J. A. Sawyer
James McGreen
Stella Foote
Nashua
N. H
Martin Street
Patch Brothers
McGreen
E. Tarbell
Walter
Frank Taylor
I. F. Duren
Hoop
Charles A. Harrington
F. J. Hastings & Co
Mass
Baldwin’s
Grace Richardson
Mildred Rogers
Maynard
Helen Cole
Vassar College
Etta Pratt
Miss Pratt
Mr. Mead
Waltham
Lasier, Timberlake & Co
Grain Merchants of
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Helen Preston
Walter Mead
Houghton & Whitcomb
H. A. Littlefield
Houghton and Whitcomb
Franklin Creamery
Vermont Dairy
Weymouth
Congress
J. Williams
East Acton
B. S. Holt
Littlefield’s
Union Church
Association Hall
W. W. Campbell
L. N. Fowler
Hudson Light Guard
E. Frank Boyce
Portland
Henry Tower
Woodward Manufacturing Company
Commissioner of Corporations
St. Michael’s Church
Rosanna Richards
Jeremiah Richards
Joseph Marrianir
Emma
Edward J. Blanchett
Henrietta
Fr. Cusack
Samuel Holder
Justice Hill
Daniel Feeney
Charles M. Randall
Lincoln Street
L. D. Holmes
Grove Street
Randall
Holmes
Acton Centre
Charles Gieschen
New York
Monument House
E. W. Quimby
Connecticut
William Kingsley
Susie Conant
Eugene Wilde
Mrs. Dresser of
Malden
William Richardson
Nathan Johnson
Harold Phalen
W. C. Robbins
Arthur Allen
Arlington
W. C. Hittier
Martin Gilbert
Z. G. Horn
Andrew Jenkins
Fannie M. Willis
Hattie Jelley
Lynn
C. H. Mead’s
John Knowlton
New Bedford
J. C. Knowlton
Mises
Nellie Whittaker
Bertha Buss
Leominster
Nellie Wheeler
Hattie Davis
Bellows Falls
Vermont Academy
Saxton’s River
Boy’s Brigade
John Bordman, Jr
Walden
Leonard Fiske
Ann Arbor, Mich
Florence Russell
Charles W. Gerould
Church Society
Nerses
Klannels
Concord Junction Station
Ralph H. Damon
Marlboro, Mass
Canada
E.G. Stoddard
J. H. Marrs
Warner Block
Are
Yours
W.C. Rosains
East Acton, Mass
Walworth
Westford
Nagog Pond
N. H. Tenney
Lovell Diamond
T. F. Parker
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
Hou G. W. Poore
Acton