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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1914

Page

12

Acton Community Notices and High School Debate Appeal

A mix of social updates and local concerns. John White hosts electric lighting at home and barn while residents visit and entertain. The Slide Galas club staged Red Acre Farm with 250 attendees and about $30 profit. A town meeting appeal urges building an Acton High School and critiques tax levels. Congregational Church events listed with service times and youth activities. Auctioneer Otis H. Forbush to sell J J property items on March 96 1914.

John White Soest Marjorie Dave Weymouth A. JL. Noyes Sidney White Holliston Chas T. Small Orleans SF Ce F. W. Tingley Red Acre Farm Irma Durkee West Acton Acton Grange Willis L. Holden L. H. Tuttle B. Stanley Elizabeth Tuttle Phillis Dennison A. Wood Leominster Badie Wood Hudson F. P. Wood E. A. Phal Acton Mr. Vater Concord Mr. Voter Acton High School Congregational Church B. W Tingley

Acton High School Votes on Equal Property Distribution

Fragmentary OCR reflects a mock or debate about wealth spread and fair chances. The text references a present act and a public figure questioning equality while presenting a hypothetical illustration.

Acton High School

Newton visitor tale and factory workers head to Waltham

Mies Nelle Hooper of Newton visited over Sunday with Misses Helen and Ruth Knowlton. Themes Devene was returned to the Metz automobile factory at Waltham. Vrank Moan went to work there.

Mies Nelle Hooper Newton Helen Ruth Knowlton Devene Metz Waltham Vrank Moan Wag

Spy of Gettysburg drama presented by Stow Dramatic Club

The Spy of Gettysburg drama was performed under Acton lodge I O O F with strong attendance and balanced casting. Eben Mead of Lunenburg visited in his Buick. F H Bantwell now works for Mead at The Woman's store. Mrs Carrie Gordon Leland presented Tennyson poetry with songs by Mrs B E Hall, Mrs Mead, and Miss J Katherine Richardson. Lunch followed the meeting. Mrs Angie Knowlton returned from Lowell. Miss Elizabeth Paine visited Mrs L A Sebastian. Precinct 3 voters will discuss the high school issue. guests included Mr and Mrs W H Gile of Chicago and Miss Ida Stratton of Hinsdale. Mrs C C Ramsay hosted and suffers neuritis again.

Gettysburg Acton Lodge Stow Dramatic Club Eben Mead Lunenburg F. H. Bantwell Carrie Gordon Leland B E. Hall E. Mead J. Katherine Richardson Angie H. Knowlton Lowell Elizabeth Paine L. A. Sebastian W. H. Gile Chicago Inl Ida Stratton Hinsdale N. H C. C. Ramsay

Death of Ephraim Cobleigh

Ephraim Cobleigh died last week after a year of ill health. He lived with his daughter Mrs. Oga J Willis in Roxboro and had eight children, six living. He served as Boxboro road surveyor and sat on the school committee. Funeral Friday at the house conducted by Rev. F P Wood with bearers C H Mead Bert Littlefield and Geo W Burroughs.

Ephraim Cobleigh Oga J. Willis Harriet &, Whitney Roxboro Cobleigh Boxboro Della Gilmore F. P. Wood Acton Centre C. H. Mead Abbert Littlefield Geo. W. Burroughs

Easter Week Meetings Planned by Baptist Church

The church schedules meetings from April 7 to 10 before Easter and urges full attendance to reflect on the week’s meaning. The Ladies Benevolent Society postpones its social to April 16, with the society’s supper provided by the men. Deacons are asked to meet Friday at 7 PM before the next prayer gathering.

Ladies’ Benevolent Society

Burroughs Burial At Mount Hope Cemetery

The burial of S. R. Burroughs took place in the family lot at Mount Hope cemetery.

S. R. Burroughs Mount Hope Cemetery

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Review Maynard Vicinity Otis H. Forbush Mass J. J Judson Pierce Salem Christian Endeavor First Baptist Church Frank Mansir Irene Sylvia Winifred Julia Wheeler Norwell Twig of Thorn Woman's Club Tyngire Los C. W
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