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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
5
A local notice highlights planning for spring construction with several firms offering reliable service and fair estimates for diverse building projects. The ad invites homeowners to contact the listed contractors for quotes and start dates.
In South Acton Massachusetts Rev H E Rouillard will occupy the pulpit at the Universalist Church on March 22. The Ladies of the church plan a food sale at J 4d Manning's store Friday at 3 PM. Mrs Ada Marshall, recently returned from Paris after five months away, was a weekend guest of her sister Mrs Harriet Merriam. The South Acton Sewing Class organized by Mrs Nellie Draper of the Middlesex County Extension Service completed five lessons with local leader Mrs Walter Veker. Much credit is given to Mrs Tucker for leading a successful group of women who attended the leaders sewing class at Waltham.
Mrs Katherine Faxon wife of Archer L Faxon died at her home 31 Rosewood St Mattapan on March 7 Formerly a teacher at Acton High School she and her husband were long time residents on Maple St In St Acton many friends mourn her loss Congregational Church and community notices follow detailing meetings and local events including a brush fire incident and fire department response.
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for the thoughtful flowers and kindness shown after a bereavement. Signed by Willa A. Song, Frank J., Ralph Jones, Walter Jones, and others.
Charles J. Adams of Manchester visits South Sudbury as his niece Mrs. Ralph Stone reports a fire at Dad's Lunch on the State Road caused by an oil stove explosion. Rebuilding plans are being considered. Mrs. Theron Strong and Mr. Gor ce Warner return from hospital. Mrs. Fred Stone visits Maynard. A shed and house near Whittemore place burned in Framingham area.
Alden G. Alley, world radio authority and League of Nations expert, gave an interesting address on the World Court at a school meeting Monday afternoon. The event was organized by the Maynard Woman's Club legislative committee, with McCleary as chairman.
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