Friends of George Smith Improve After Marlboro Accident
Friends report George Smith shows steady improvement after an operation two weeks following a serious Marlboro accident. Mrs Minnie Hughes and Misses Lucy Laura and Mae Hughes visit Miss Charlotte Allen for the summer. Miss Hughes will commute to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Marlboro
Minnie Hughes
Lucy Laura
Mae Hughes
Charlotte Allen
Hughes
Boston
Thomas McCarthy
Help of Christians Church
Concord Junction
Acton W. C. T. U
Young Peoples Athletic Meet At Conant Field
At Conant Field on Saturday afternoon June 18 Acton and Boxboro youths competed in track and field events. Boxboro led the girls and Acton the boys in final standings with the baseball game to decide the championship on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conant's
Acton
Boxboro
Poe
Ist
Summer lawn party opens with games and baked treats
The first summer lawn party Thursday June 16 featured a wind disrupted lantern display. Attendees enjoyed a doughnut booth hot coffee and cheese and a Lyman School for Boys Band from Westboro led by Harry Thornton. Local women ran sales tables and organized the dance with numerous volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman School For Boys
Westboro
Fellows
Fobes
Rayner
Miss Ware
Moore
Miss Brown
Baxter
Tucker
Murray Brown
Misses Crockers
Phalen
Kingsley
Robbins
Daniels
Gates
Dusseault
Allen
Gonard
Acton Centre Schools Note Canning Club Officers Elected
Supt Knight and Mr Trask along with Miss Forbes of the Farm Bureau visited the Acton Centre Schools. Miss Forbes organized the 1920 canning club with nine members and elected officers: Pres Robt Holland, V Pres Sherman Frost, Sec Marion Fobes, pro gram committee Benjamin Kimball Viola French Dorothy Rayner. The Poultry Achievement Club for 1929-1921 completed its year and earned pins from the Farm Bureau. The club will receive a banner for full completion as assigned by Mr Trask. Precinct one schools closed for summer Friday June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Trask
Precinct One
Congregational Church Service Notes and New Paper Arrival
Attendees filled the Congregational Church for Sunday worship with a well sung anthem. Mr May spoke to children on feeling and hearing God. The sermon reflected on The Pearl of Great Price as a Christlike symbol. Jennie E. Reed led a C E meeting on lessons from the sun and light. The Acton Evangelical Visitor first issue arrives, twelve pages, unsectarian religious items.
Acton Center Church Publishes Community Work Notes
The pastor arranges items for the church program to be placed in local homes and interest residents in its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Center
Pupil Recital at Harvey Wheeler School Hall
Miss Frances Williams and Miss Mary Loring return from Mt St Marys Academy to spend vacation with parents. A piano recital by pupils of Miss Ethel Shaughnessy is set for Saturday at 3 50 PM in Harvey Wheeler school hall Concord Junction New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Williams
Mary
Josephine Loring
Mt St Mary's Academy
Hooksett
Ethel Shaughnessy
Harvey Wheeler School
Farewell Party by Parent Teachers Assn for Eighth Grade
The Parent Teachers Association hosted a crowded farewell for the eighth graders at Harvey Wheeler school hall. Relatives applauded the program including songs, piano solo, dances, prophecies, Kipling reading, and a grammar contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Harvey Wheeler School
Jeanne Lambretty
Edward Gillegan
Wanderers
Valedictory class program and celebration noted
The article describes a valedictory Ada Chiabrandi class song event with remarks by Mr Beekin praising students and teachers. It highlights Parent-Teachers Association support, an exhibition of pupil handiwork, prizes on display at George H. Gutteridge, and planned afternoon entertainment with local performers and a Fourth of July dance by the Legion at Cooperative Hall with Sawtelle's Boston orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Chiabrandi
Beekin
Parent-Teachers Association
George H. Gutteridge
Nason St
Ruth Hull
Bernard Green
Thomas King
Margaret, Alpert
Richard Allen
Miss Grady
Boston
Colonial Quartette
Legion
Cooperative Hail Music
Sawtelle
Orchestra
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Memorial Service
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held their annual memorial service at Union church last Sunday evening. A large gathering met at the lodge rooms and walked to the church. Rev Alfred W. Stone led the opening services with church choir music, and Rev William F. Dusseault of East Boston delivered a memorial sermon on Oddfellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Union Church
Lodge Rooms
Alfred W. Stone
William F. Dusseault
Boston
House of Representatives
Order
Dusseault
Maynard Field Day To Feature Daredevil Aviator
Maynard plans a July 4 Field Day at Crowe Park Legion Field. Daredevil banks will perform tail spin loop the loop and nose dive to close the program. Envelopes dropped may hold prize tickets. Boxing bouts are omitted to keep under 16 spectators out. A midnight bonfire and a morning military civic parade are planned. Athletic events include sprints and a marathon from Concord to Crowe Park finishing around 12 30 noon with four silver cups at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daredevil Banks
Crowe Park
Legion
Concord
Maynard
West Acton Local Notes Mention Visits and Fire Call
Dr Charles Ober of Fort Jackson New York spent a week with his cousin Mrs L W Sylvester. Public schools closed Friday and pupils, teachers, and parents spent a day at Fort Pond. Fireman C D Cram responded to a Brooks house fire in East Acton with six others, fire under control in about twelve minutes. visits by Lucy Rodway Ada Rand and others to Winona Rebekah lodge with two candidates receiving the degree. a salad supper and strawberries followed the exemplification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Pond
Scanlon
Sylvester
New York
Chase National Bank
Sylvestre
White Mountains
C. D. Cram
Brooks House
East Acton
Cram
Lucy Rodway
Ada Rand
Maynard
Alixina M. P. Bowlby
Winona Rebekah Lodge
ODD FELLOWS RITUAL: WED Burial of B A Jones in Mt Hope
The body of B A Jones of South Actor who died in New York state last week was buried at Mt Hope cemetery Monday afternoon. Actor lodge JOOF conducted burial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows
B. A. Jones
New York State
Mt Hope Cemetery
Lodge Joof
Local court fines Joseph Oleski for keeping intoxicating liquors
Joseph Oleski of the Sherman house was fined fifty dollars by Judge Morris in local court for keeping and exposing intoxicating liquors. The seized ingredients including sugar apricots and raisins were ordered returned to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Oleski
Sherman House
Morris
Mrs Boyce Dies at West Acton Home
Mrs Charles Boyce wife of well known Knights of Phytbias member died at her West Acton home on Monday. The obituary notes her social circle and local affiliations.
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Main St
Concord Jct. Heights
Concord, Mass
Windsor
Children’s
Nainsook Athletic Union
N. Hodgess
Young People's
Conant Field
Acton Centre Schools
Brooks Reed
O.S. Fowler
Joseph Schnall
John Alden
Horace F. Bates
Sidney McCleary
John Bellows
John O. Thompson
Martin Mosher
William Cole
William Taylor
Fred Taylor
Eather Doherty
Thomas Coyne Kipling
Will
Julia Dee
Regina Christian Solo
Rose of
Old Virginia
Jeanne Lambrette
Howard Edwardson
Vulcan Springs
Maynard Garage
Butler Ave
Tel
C. F
West Acton
Charles Ober
Fort Jackson
L. W. Sylvester
Hudson
Joseph Desouza
C.H. Schuan
Frank Williams
James Conquest
Somerville
J. Eliza Sloan
Ayer
L. W. Perkins
Charles Boyce
Knights of Phytbias
George P. Cummings
Tate
Peterboro
Bertha Cummings
Grand View Camp
N H
J. D. McCrillis
Sudbury, Mass
A. R. McLeod Electrical Contractor
Everett St
R. J. Rodday CO
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