Acton Center Sunday Services and Church Meeting Notes
The Sunday service drew a large attendance as Mr May spoke to children on The But and preached that in Christ a person becomes a new creature. He highlighted global Christianity including the League of Nations, disarmament, and prohibition. Evening Endeavor was led by Harlan, and the Woman's Church Aid Society plans its annual officer election for Thursday, June 30 at 3 PM at the parsonage.
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May
League of Nations
Harlan
Woman's Church Aid Society
Young people from Aeton Centre attend event
Several youths from Aeton Centre were present at the gathering, contributing to demonstration and community outreach efforts in the area.
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Aeton Centre
Acton Road Relocation Referenced by County Commissioners
Middlesex County Commissioners meet in Cambridge to consider relocation and repairs of the Lowell Road in Acton from the town line to South Acton village and through Acton center to North Acton. A public meeting is set for July 29, 1924 at 10 AM to direct specific work.
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Said
Cambridge
Acton
Lowell Road
Said Acton
South Acton Village
State Road
North Acton
Court House
Ralph N. Smith
Boxboro petition seeks road relocation near Littleton line
Middlesex County Commissioners hear a request from Boxboro inhabitants led by Stephen D. Salmon to relocate and repair a road near the Littleton line toward Liberty Square. A viewing and hearing are set for July 27, 1921, at Boxboro Town Hall with notices to be published and posted.
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Boxboro
Mass
Middlesex County
Heppettan
Boxinsaid
Littleton Line
Liberty Square
Littleton
Stephen D. Salmon
Recital of Miss Anne MecCarty Pupils in West Acton
The recital took place at Odd Fellows Hall in West Acton on Saturday afternoon June 25 with forty performers. Among the students were Misses Ferris Noyes Livermore Taylor Ruth and Laura Mavell.
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Anne MecCarty
Odd Fellons Hall
West Acton
Ferris
Noyes, Livermore
Taylor
Ruth
Laura Mavell
Remarkable 600 Mile Truck Run To Vermont
John Pederson, a local truckman, made a 600 mile round trip to St Albans Vermont in 23 12 hours aboard a Walker Johnson machine. He started Monday at 4 and arrived Tuesday at 3 30 am after stops for fuel water and meals. The machine returned in perfect shape despite rough mountainous roads.
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John Pederson
Walker-Johnson
St Alban’s
Vermont
Pederson
Albany
Acton
Charles MiMer
Mass League offers two voter courses for public education
The Mass League of Women Voters announces two correspondence courses for voters on forma of government at local state and national levels and on how the state handles women s interests welfare care and education. Courses are available at a nominal price with full information from Miss C Elizabeth Tuttie secretary of the local league. Also notes of local social visits and travels among residents including trips to Lowell Burlington New York and Belgium.
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League OF Women Voters
Mass
C. Elizabeth Tuttie
Seey
Local Notes from West Acton and Nearby
West Acton reports welcomes new baby Raymond Avery Jr born last week to Mr and Mrs Raymond Gahant of Athol. Fritz Aelschlegel’s shop brightened with paint by Charles Waitte. Six Concord High School graduates honored Friday night: Paul Hoderstedt Mildred Hart Baleah French Elizabeth Hall Martha Decoster Minetta Decoster. Mrs Jane Beach recovering from illness. Joseph Reed and family plus Mrs Benjamin of Atlanta visited Mr Reed’s home. Mrs Morton hosts for Miss Henrietta Clark. Charles J. Kelley of Marlboro rents tin shop from E. T. Rice and starts business. ad appears in this issue. George H. Reed has a new Ford chassis for his track. Glenn C. Gould attended Dartmouth College commencement last week. Charles Wood family attended funeral of Mrs Wood’s father at Webster last week. Baxboro players at 100F hall in July directed by Lawrence G. O’Tesie of Clinton present George M. Cohn’s Get Rich Quick Wallingford four act drama with 21 in cast, performed at Harvard recently. Mrs L. G. Morris and daughter from Palmer spent Sunday at George E. Holton’s home. Mary to stay through summer. Eugene McCarthy and family of Pepperell visited parents Sunday. Mr and Mrs Stanley Payson and Mee Raymond visited. Gace Richardson with nurses caring for Peat Whe Who was
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Raymond GaHant
Athol
Raymond Avery Jr
Fritz Aelschlegel
Charles Waitte
Atlanta
Reed
Morton
Henrietta Clark
Charles J. Kelley
Marlboro
E. T. Rice
George H. Reed
Glenn C. Gould
Dartmouth College
Charles Wood
Wood
George E. Holton
Mary
Eugene McCarthy
Pepperell
Stanley Payson
Mee
Raymond
Ee R
Eenseit
Gace Richardson
Sguteaons
Peat Whe
Acton News Ticker Reports Local Moves and Events
Mr and Mrs N Gowart plan a Maine trip. Water work begins at a Rochester area home. F A Waite of East Acton has a house painting project. The Young Men's club lost a baseball game 8 to 2 at Connant’s Field. Acton Fair set for October 7 and 8. Stuart Allen and family move to Amherst for Dorothy Allen’s summer course at Mass Agricultural College. George and Mrs Dusseault receive congratulations on home improvements including a two story addition and fresh shingles.
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George Dusseault
Stearns Farm Foreclosure Sale In Billerica Massachusetts
Liberty Trust Company schedules a public auction on July 20 1921 at nine o'clock for the Stearns Farm estate in Billerica Massachusetts. The deed describes extensive parcels including land around the Concord River and wood and meadow land in Bedford and Newbury Vermont, with several encumbrances and prior deeds referenced. Terms will be announced at the sale.
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B. Geradine Harrison
Liberty Trust Company
Mid
Mid. S
Billerica
Mass
Stearns
John B. Stearns
Pierce and Barnes
Concord
M. P. Greenwood
Greenwood
Chestnut St
Chestnut Street
Concord River
Island
Prince Smith
Bedford
Simens Shocksarns
Zebidiah
Pouarte
Rogers
Prince Lot
Sewell Stearns
John Stearns
Newbury
Vermont
George R. Leslie
Hatch, Hall
Mary White
Maynard
County of
Middlesex
Massachusetts
William B. Case
Middlesex South
High St
William Carver
Carver
Mill Pond
Johanna Loewe
Loewe
Dlesex
Alfred E. McCleary
Story of Our States Vermont origins and growth
The name Vermont from verts monts meaning green mountains, Champlain voyage in 1609, first settlement at Brattleboro in 1724, Green Mountain Boys led by Ethan Allen, Vermont’s 1777 constitution, first to prohibit slavery, 1791 admitted as a state with 9,564 square miles and four congressional votes.
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Vermont
Green Mountains
Champlain
Brattleboro
Massachusetts
Hartford
Yale College
New York
Lake Champlain
New Hampshire
Ethan Allen
Green Mountain Boys
Bought and sold Offer line with contact phone 1811
A compact classified item noting buying and selling options and inviting responses. The notice requests offers or a telephone contact listed as 1811 for further details. The fragment suggests a generic marketplace ad without specific goods or parties.
Probate Court Cites Heirs Over Fannie A Persons Estate
Middlesex Probate Court issues citation to heirs and interested parties in the estate of Fannie A Persons of Maynard. Charles H Persons seeks letters testamentary without surety and must appear July 11 1921 in Cambridge. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Maynard Enterprise and sent to known heirs at least seven days before court.
Probate citation for Ada M. Cram in Jones estate Acton MA
Massachusetts Probate Court issues a citation to heirs and next of kin of Lowell A. Jones late of Acton to show cause why Ada M. Cram may receive administration with the will annexed without bond. Publication required weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise and service to known interested parties at least seven days before the hearing. George F. Lawton witnesses the filing on June 7, 1920.
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Lowell A. Jones
Acton
Ada M. Cram
Cambridge
Middlesex
Acton Enterprise
Daren Ewan
George F. Lawton
Esquire
Amelia K. Brown
Concord
Charlotte A. Brown
Concord Enterprise
Maynard office offers nitrous oxide and oxygen gas
The listing at 18 Nason Street Maynard notes office hours from 9 to 12 a m and 2 to 5 p m with evening openings. It states availability of nitrous oxide and oxygen gas for use or sale.
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Nason St
Maynard
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Acton Center
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Fillebrown
Paul Fillebrown
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Jane
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Ory
Barnum& Bailey
Lowell
8. K. Doolittle
Irvington
New Jersey
A. W. Doolittle
W. A. Rayner
Fort Toten
W. B. Drysdale
Houston
Belgium
Mr Servais
Boston
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Tol
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Jonathan Drace
A. R. McLeod
Everett St
Leo Comeau
Concord Junction
Sarah A. Hutchins
Adam
George Y. Hutchins
Congress St. Stonehem, Mass
John Hendrickson
Powder Mill Road
Cunard and
White Star Steamship Lines
Europe
J. Re
Prince Albert
Prince Albert Tobacco
P. A
Makin’s
Vondin
SNA CIA
Winston-Salem, N.C
L. P. Goulding South
Sudbury
Fannie A. Persons
Charles H. Persons
Maynard Enterprise
George F. Lawton, Esquire
F. M. Esty. Register
Middlesex, Ss
Assachusetts Probate Court
F. M. Esty
Register
Louis Sullivan
John Edwards
Butter Ave
S. R. Garland
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Foley
RM Rauley
Sienford, Ky
Maynard, Masa
Norman C. Spencer
Frank Binks
Edwin Carlton
Charles B. Keene
Middlesex, Is
Probate
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