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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
10
Trusteeship notice mark a bankruptcy sale at Beeton Mass
Fred L. Hewitt trustee in bankruptcy announces delivery of goods now in store to Raymond and successors in interest. The sale occurs at 0. B. Newcomb in Diebass Building with stock inventory to be held for the buyer. Seal and date shown as the eighth day of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Hewitt
Beaton Mass
Aay
Ee Mall
Ise
Eegbean
Newcomb
Diebass
Raymond
L. Hewitt
Sooty Seat Notice At 354 356 Washington
A fragment notes a seat described as sooty at addresses 354 and 356 Washington. The cryptic line suggests a property issue or obstruction near those locations with limited context available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South Acton News Roundup From Shoddy Mill To Measles
South Acton resident returns to work in Boston after passing through Shoddy mill. An infant niece of Mrs. Frank Stiles was interred in the family lot. F W Brackett attended the opera Friday. Edward Pendergast started work in woolen mill. Percy Sweet leaves Lawrence for webbing factory. Bilery Deeth recovers from illness. Road damage from heavy logs hampers West Acton. Elizabeth Hinckley visited Dorchester. A Merriam buys Bee Hive property on Railroad Ave. Hubert Bradley moves to Littleton to run town farm. Earl Raddall hosts 17th birthday party with Bible gift. Mrs. Lee of Leominster visiting O Titus. Stephen D Salmon 34 of Boxboro joins South Acton Dramatic Co. Charlotte Ann Tuttle dies at 81 after long illness. Fifteen measles cases noted. epidemic warnings rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ster
Boston
Frank Stiles
F. W. Brackett
Edward Pendergast
Percy Sweet
Lawrence
Bilery Deeth
West Acton
Elizabeth Hinckley
Dorchester
A. Merriam
Railroad Ave
Hubert Bradley
Littleton
Earl Raddall
Lee
Leominster
O. ‘Titus
South Acton Dramatic Co
Stephen D. Salmon
Boxboro
Charlotte Ann Tuttle
Universalist vesper program and church notices in Acton area
A March 17 vesper at the Universalist church features a quartet with violinist C Eliza Fletcher and organist Carrie Shapley. The First Universalist society reports no debts and outlines upcoming Y P C U and C B meetings, sermons and music, plus local dedications and an auction notice for March 18 1912 in Acton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
C. Eliza Fletcher
New England Conservatory of Music
Carrie Shapley
Congregational Church Events and Sermon on Forgiveness
The pastor preached on Forgive us our debts from the Lord's Prayer Sunday evening with instrumental music. The Quad club meets at Russell Quimby's home tonight at 8. Ladies Social Circle gathers with Mrs. Chandler Thursday at 2 30 PM. A sugar eat is planned Thursday afternoon in the vestry for the Sunday school and in the evening from 7 30 to 8 30 for the people. The evening prayer meeting will feature The Temptation as the thought for the American Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quad Club
Russell Quimby
of the American Board
Local notices and social updates from Hudson and Cambridge
Miss Sadie Wood hosts visitors as Miss N C and others call. Phelante convalesces after la grippe. Isaac Davis Relief corps 62 to host a April 18 supper and sale to fund Memorial Day flowers. George W Wheeler visits Cambridge sister Mrs G B Parker. Walter Tuttle sick at Whitcomb Market. B L Hall returns from Florida. Mrs Maud Leavitt substitutes at station for Geo B Holton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ee N. C
Sadie Wood
Hudson
Ee C. D
Local notes on church, politics and visits
Alfred Lee Brown of Melrose visited town last week. Nellie A. Norris received a fine W R C pin from the Woman's Relief corps. Rev. C L Pierce preached at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. Universalist society holds annual business meeting Wednesday evening in the ladies parlor. Precinct 3 shows strong turnout at Citizens caucus Friday. Dr J Holton and James A Grimes visited the State House last Thursday hosted by Senator Frank Bennett. Board of registrars meets at the Fire House Thursday evening March 14 to register new voters. Charles E Bradford is reported on the sick list. Baptist Ladies Benevolent Society holds monthly social and supper Thursday evening. Large turnout expected for the new pastor Rev C L Pierce and family. Rumor of fun at Boxboro town meeting next Monday. W J Smiley visited Portland Maine Saturday and Sunday. W L Goddard and family moved to Cooperative farm in Boxboro Monday. Constable J Richardson, defeated at caucus by James Kinsley, will run on nomination papers. Rev and Mrs C L Pierce and daughter move to new parsonage Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lee Brown
Melrose
Nellie A. Norris
Woman's Relief Corps
C. L. Pierce
Universalist Society
Board of Registrars
Charles E. Bradford
Ladies’ Benevolent Society of the Baptist Church
Boxboro
W. J. Smiley
Portland
W. L. Goddard
J. Richardson
Citizens’ Caucus
James Kinsley
Charles H. Holton Dead After Fall at Home
Charles H. Holton died Sunday morning about 10 30 after a bad fall at his home early in the New Year. The incident left investigators to determine the cause of death at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Holton
Mr. Holton
Obituary: r Holton of Acton Village Dies at 73
Boston born r Holton lived 48 years in the village then in Littleton. He drove milk to Boston daily with Dalry Co and served in Civil War. A charter member of Acton lodge I C O F and Royal Arcanum, he is survived by sons Charles J. and George E. Holton. Funeral held at home with burial service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Holton
Boston
Littleton
Milk Ton Dalry Co
Harvard
Mr. Holton
Holton
Acton Lodge
Acton Council
Royal Arcanum
Isaac Davis
Charige J
George E. Holton
Post
Maynard meeting on The Single Tax draws interest
James R. Carret of Boston spoke on The Single Tax to a small Business Men's group Tuesday night. P. J. Sullivan said petitioners on the Maynard banking bill were allowed to withdraw, ending the matter. The Maynard school board elected Dr. Daniel Goodenow as chairman and Kenneth Damien as secretary. Overseers of the poor chose James Bent as chairman and James Mullin as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Carret
Boston
P. J. Sullivan
Maynard Banking
Daniel Goodenow
Kenneth Damien
Overseers of
James Bent
James Mullin
Sec
Will Be Recount Of License Vote At Recent Election
A recount is planned for the license vote from the recent election, likely Thursday or Friday night. John Horan circulated a petition after results appeared, needing signers, with 32 ballots flagged by tellers for review and a two vote overturn potentially tying the outcome. T F Parker operates a top equipped garage offering free car inspections for a year and free small repairs with modern auto equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horan
T F. Parker
Turnbull Murray Wedding Held Tuesday Afternoon
Maud Florence Turnbull and Archibald Murray wed Tuesday at 3.80 P M in Mrs. Jane Turnbull's Front Street home. Rev. Frederick N. Rutan officiated. Bride wore blue broadcloth and a white picture hat. bouquet of roses. Bridesmaid wore blue and carried white bouquet. After the ceremony the couple planned to reside on Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Florence Turnbull
Archibald Murray
Jane Turnbull
Front St
Frederick N. Rutan
Alice Cardow
Newton
Charles BE. Turnbull
New York
Washington
Guest Day at Woman's Club Meeting in Masonic Hall
The March meeting of the Woman's club observed guest day with visiting presidents and secretaries from So. Framingham Sudbury Littletown West Acton Concord and Concord Junction areas. An entertainment featured a dramatic reading The Servant in the House by Miss Chamberlain and contralto solos by Miss Harriett Westcott. Tea was hosted by a committee led by Mrs. William Litchfield with social activities supervised by a 15 member committee chaired by Mrs. Wilder Macurda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
Framingham
Sudbury
Littleton
Weat Acton
Concord
Concord Junction
Miss Chamberlain
Harriett Westcott
William Litchfield
Wilder Macurda
Leaders Claim Wage Deal Tops Demands in Textile Strike
Lawrence Mass March 13 Leaders of the I W W strike say mill owners offered wage increases from 5 to 25 percent with time and a quarter overtime and monthly premiums. The terms, kept secret until an executive session, may end nine weeks of turmoil as workers await a full report and mass meeting decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nv. W
State House
Reilly
Lawrence
Boston
Wiley May Retire Soon From Government Post
Eastern papers say Dr. H W Wiley plans to resign as chief of the bureau of chemistry in the agriculture department. Some sources report a move to edit a Springfield Massachusetts monthly, though Wiley denies responsibility for such publications. Close friends note recent outside offers making retirement plausible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Springfield
Mass
Wiley
Rosecrans Tanker Wrecked Near Gaviota Two Drowned
The Rosecrans of Associated Oil lies wrecked on rocks fifty feet offshore at Gaviota. Two crewmen are dead, thirty three sailors and Captain Johnson survive awaiting orders as hull leaks grow. In Madrid, Canalejas remains premier after cabinet reconstruction following resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaviota
Cal
Rosecrans
Associated Oil Company
Johnson
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Yours Truly
South Acton
Universalist Church Notes
Pleyel
Servants of Christ
Howard Wetherbee
Willis
Eliza Pletcher
Congregational Church
C. B
Horace F. Tuttle
B. W. Pennock
C. EB. Society
East Acton
Acton Center
Carlisle
Hiram Proctor
B.C. Hayes
C. BE. Smith
Jennie Reed
Elizabeth Edwards
Ladies’ Church Aid Society
Moses Reed
Sunshine Club
Ebba Fredricks
Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Mags
W. E. King
Citizens
Town Hall
Dr. J. Holton
James A. Grimes
Frank Bennett
Charles MH. Holton
Maynard
Columbia
J. K. Fix
Summer St
Turnbull—Murray
Canailejas
Madrid
Pemier Canalejas
W. J. Costello
Tuttle
BUICK
Uncle Sam
Richard Parmenter
Finney & Hoit’s
South Acton, Mass
H. Torrey
Lowell Rd
New Self Starting
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