Haynes & Co offers furniture and linoleum sale in Maynard
ADE starting in good. Our old low prices, up-to-date furniture, and low country rents are a hard nut for city era AP RAG o. The saying is, When you have a little cash, and want to make a good big showing 150 of all size Bugs, 3000 yards of Linoleum, from 9c to 1.50. 25,000 rolls of Wall Paper from 5c to 1,265. A big line of beds and finishes. Ready with Royal Easy Chairs. Ladies Home Journal or Saturday Evening Post coupons March 17th. All mattresses grades. Buy ranges now as iron prices will rise. Large 8-20 Range for 38.50. Shipments of latest in April issue.
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Royal Easy
Éash Conpons
Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Red Cross
A. T. Haynes & CO
Maynard
Tarbell property auction draws crowd in South Acton sale
The Tarbell property auction in South Acton, led by Otis Forbush, attracted many onlookers as bidding climbed from a $2000 start to $4120, surpassing the mortgage of $2500. The village landmark, a former country store and post office, changed hands with plans for improvements and partial reuse of the space for a tailors shop and real estate office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbell
Otis
Forbush
Charles
Davis
Universalist Church Morning Services and Spring Conference
Universalist church services include morning sermon by Rev. Luther Mortier at 10 80 Sunday school and Men's Forum at 11 45. Sixth District spring conference hosted by local church Thursday starting 10 15 am with speakers Rev. G B Leighton Boston Rev N W P Smith Beverly Rev Aid Cardall Orange Rev S G Dunham Fitchburg. Winter noon meal by church ladies. Ladies Social Circle to meet Friday afternoon. Arrangements by seven member committee led by Miss Caryle Shapley chairman with L C Hastings L B Willard L B Reed ie Stiles H B Willis A Lowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Undey
Luther Mortie
District of Universalist
G. Bi. Leighton
Boston
N. W. P. Smith
Beverly
Aid. Cardall
Orange
S. G. Dunham
Fitchburg
Bina
L. B. Willard
L. B. Reed
Ie Stiles
H. B. Willis
A.@. Lowden
Students stage light hearted farce by middle school club
Seventh and eighth graders formed a club named The Social Times Club and presented a short play titled Fudee and a Bungalow with Marion McComber as manager. Cast included Bernadette Bursaw Laura Donnelly Evelyn Farrar Theresa Heath Helena Hennessy Dorothy Lowden Bertha Mead and Mabel Morrison. They collected a nickel to start a fund for class pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudee
Marion McComber
Bernadette Bursaw
Laura Donnelley
Evelyn Farrar
Theresa Heath
Helena Hennessy
Dorothy Lowden
Bertha Me
Mabel Morrison
Congregational Church Sunday Service and Sermons
Sunday morning service preached by Rev. Ralph Barker with subject Christ as King. Sunday school at 11 45 C B at 6 on The Quiet Ways of Gods Revisions. Conrathy meeting praises and service 7 on The Prodigal Son The Son's Return. Prayer and social. Friday service 1 80 Ideals for rd to Bear.
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Ralph . Barker
TOIMAKE IMPROVEMENT PLANS SPACE UPGRADE
A local project near a grocery store aims to expand the porch area and install large plate glass panes. The Davis Tarbell block will be refilled to the front line of the buildings to create more space and improve light.
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Davis
Tarbell
Mysterious Family Health Update From Local Ledger
Katherine Sullivan reports a fragile condition for her oldest brother as he remains unconscious after a stair accident. Authorities listed hospital care and family concerns as they monitor his recovery in the community.
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Katherine Sullivan
General “Hospital
Local Notes Highlight Residents Movements and Health
Madeline Ineson visits friends in Lowell. Milton Kimball returns from Canada. Will Dorsey takes a chauffeur position in Worcester. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ford visit Melrose. Alfred Gilbert joins Lapointe machine shop in Hudson. Rev. John Case back among friends. Charles Ford under doctor’s care with threatened pneumonia. Royal Arcanum council at Ayer Junction to join Acton. Bernice Peele from Somerville visits grandfather E F Richardson. Dr. N P Berry seen by many friends, looking well. Hugh West to move into vacated tenement to help on Jones farm. Leonard Willard and brother Lewis visit from Somerville. Nettie Baird and Gertrude Hull to Beacons Falls for new jobs. A. Brown of Manchester visits brother Smith Finney. Robins and other birds return with spring. Roland Willis home from Lowell due to school building fire. Rev and Mrs Ralph Barker move to new home on Maynard Street. Ruth Tuttle injures thumb. infection requires lancing. S A Y fire department elects N J Cole, B C Page, and Warren Jones chiefs. George Mallard and nurse-wife visit Westboro hospital, at uncle Craig Sweet’s home. P Callon moves family into tenement vacated by Ed son Baird after auction. J K W Wetherbee regains health enough to work. Carl Flint completes Cambridge jury duty. youngest foreman.
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Madeline Ineson
Lowell
Milton Kimball
Canada
Will Dorsey
Worcester
Isaac Ford
Mélrose
Alfred Gilbert
Lapointe Machine Shop
Hudson
John Case
Charles Ford
Royal
Arcanum
Ayer Junction
Acton
Bernice Peele
Somerville
E. F. Richardson
N. P. Berry
Hugh West
P. Callan
Jorfes
Leonard Willard
Smith Finney
Southland
Roland Willis
Ralph Barker
Maynard St
A. G. Ziegler
Ruth Tuttle
Middlesex Union of Christian Endeavor Holds Monthly Meeting
The Middlesex local union of Christian Endeavor societies held its regular monthly meeting Monday night in the vestry of the Congregational church. Delegates attended from Shirley Littleton Maynard West Acton and Concord Junction. President Calkins traveled from Boston to discuss society welfare with delegates.
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Middlesex
Union of Christian Endeavor Societies
Congregational Church
Shirley
Littleton
Maynard
West Acton
Concord Junction
Calkins
Boston
Injured toe at depot as big chain crushes toe
Hugh McGovern suffered a severely crushed toe when a heavy steel chain fell from a baggage car at the depot. A doctor had to cut through the toe to release the blood and relieve pressure.
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Hugh McGovern
Drama at South Congregational Church This Thursday
An entertainment act drama titled The Last pip up caghounan ah sapere will be staged at 8 p m Thursday evening at the South Congregational church under the auspices of the L B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Concord Junction Community Notes Update
Mr and Mrs George C Warren and family moved to Cambridge. Edward Smith visited his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith. Mr and Mrs Thomas Frawley welcomed a son. Night work at the Allen chair factory to discontinue next week. Catholic club monthly meeting set for next Monday evening. Harold Shepard of Bangor Maine visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Shepard. Road department repairs sidewalks in town. George Outis returned from Eye and War Infirmary Boston. Registrars in session engine house March 29 and April 18. Primary election for delegates to Constitutional convention on April 3 polls open 4 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Warren
Cambridge
Edward Smith
Joseph Smith
Thomas Frawley
Allen
Catholic Club
Harold Shepard
Bangor
Herbert Shepard
George Outis
Eye and War Infirmary
Boston
Engine House
Preparedness Meeting in Concord Armory Friday Night
Interest grows for a preparedness meeting at the Concord armory Friday night. Co I and the Minute Men have held demonstrations in surrounding towns to boost war strength, culminating with Judge Michael Murray addressing a mass meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Co. I
Minute Men
Michael Murray
Murray
Palm Sunday and Holy Week Services at Union Church
Union Church schedules Palm Sunday worship at 10 45 am with a sermon on Christ and Human Life The Sunday also includes church school junior endeavor intermediate endeavor and senior endeavor times and a final Lent class The evening service is at 7 with additional Holy Week services on Tuesday Thursday and Friday at 7 30 with themes for each day and Holy Communion observed Thursday night Good Friday service to follow Thursday evening in the church
Rev Alfred F Newton Died in Brooklyn at 76
Reverend Alfred Francis Newton born April 3 1848 Salmon Falls New Hampshire died March 24 in his Brooklyn New York home at 971 St Johns Place He led Marlboro Congregational Church 1882 1892 later served several Brooklyn parishes and worked with Fitchburg Region ministers He retired due to heart failure and sent greetings to Ayer brethren Interment set at Edgewood Cemetery Nashua New Hampshire March 28 at 11 o clock
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Alfred Francis Newton
Salmon Falls
N. H
Darthmouth College
Andover Seminary
St. John’s’ Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Congregational Church
Marlboro
Fitchburg
Ayer
Edgewood
Nashua
Special Town Meeting on April 4 to Fund Grammar School
A special town meeting is called for Wednesday evening, April 4, to raise additional funds for building and equipping the new grammar school in this precinct. The rise in prices necessitates extra money to carry out the original plans.
Patrick Feeley Dies After Four Months Illness
Patrick Daniel Feeley died at his Main Street home Friday morning March 23 after a four month illness from tuberculosis. Funeral services were held from the Help of Christians church with a requiem mass sung Tuesday by Rev. Francis Cummings. Feeley, 41, came to this town three years ago from Concord where he worked. He leaves a wife and a young daughter and was loved and respected by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Daniel
Feeley
Main St
Help of ‘Christians Church
Franklin
Ies
Thomas Carroll
Harry Carroll
Ernest Carroll
Edward Delaney
Paul Delaney
Henry Delaney
Francis Cummings
Help of Christians
Fenlay
Concord
West Concord Animal League Meets. Shattuck Resigns
The West Concord Animal League met at Mrs. W. S. Leland's home Friday afternoon. Mrs. E. B. Shattuck resigned as vice president and was replaced by Mrs. F. S. Walker. The group discussed the American Red Star Animal Relief Society aiding army animals with Red Star veterinarians and nurses. Donations for Iowa go to Mrs. H. I. Judkins. A program of songs followed the business meeting and tea was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Ragene League
W. S. Leland
E. B. Shattuck
League
F. S. Walker
American Red ‘Star Animal Relief Society
Red’ Cross
U.S. War Department
Red Star
Iowa
H. I. Judkins
Otis Forbush
Larmore Couple Wed at Manse in Concord
Miss Ethel Larmore daughter of Mr and Mrs William E B Larmore of Cottage and Perley Avenue Thurston united in marriage Sunday morning. The ceremony was performed by Rev George A Tewksbury of Concord at the Manse. Both bride and groom are well known in town and have many friends who wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Larmore
William BE. Larmore
Cottage
Perley
Thurston
George A. Tewksbury
Concord
Narrow Escape on Acton Road Ends with Damaged Vehicle
Walter Akers narrowly escaped a serious accident while driving along Acton Road last week. His car skidded while passing another vehicle, causing major mud flap and windshield damage. He escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Akers
Acton Road
Birds and Their Value to All Mankind Lecture
Concord Grange hosts next Tuesday evening lecture free to school children. Walter Putney Ashland schools superintendent lectures on Birds and Their Value to All Mankind. Illustrated by 100 stereopticon slides. West Concord Woman's Club meets Friday with Fannie C. Condon entertaining children on Chit. Day.
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Concord Grange
Walter
Putney
Ashland
West Concord “Woman's Club
Drepin
Fannie .C. Condon
West Acton Social Notes From A Quiet Weekend
Mr and Mrs GC Durkee entertained company over Sunday. Mrs Arthur H Wetherbee is improved after illness. Alfred Richardson attended a friend’s funeral at Hudson. Miss Mary Smiley plans a weekend in Hartford. Mrs B B Hall and children visited Somerville relatives. David Clemens of Stow left for Canada to enlist. Edward Holton and Miss Lilla Miner of Boston were guests at C J Holton’s. C D Chickering and family will move upstairs at Thomas Downie’s. Roy Culver finished farm work for Fred S Whitcomb and moved to Groton. Jesse Briggs of the 2d Regiment must report to Worcester. Mrs Harl Kathan of Hudson recent operation and staying with her father. J Foster of Southern Pines NC reports health gain and walks three miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durkee
Arthur H. Wetherbee
Alfred Richardson
Hudson
Mary Smiley
Hartford
B. B. Hall
Somerville
David Clemens
Stow
Canada
Edward. Holton
Miss. Lilla
Boston
C. J. Holton
2D Regt
Worcester
Harl Kathan
J. Foster
Southern Pines
N. C
Thompson Davidson Wedding Plans At Stow Union Church
Invitations are out for the marriage of Carl Thompson and Miss Davidson of Stow. The ceremony will be at Union church in Stow on Saturday April 7 at 1 o clock. Thompson recently bought a Hartlin Maine farm with timber and rich soil adjoining Moose Lake noted for trout fishing. Best wishes are extended to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Thompson
Davidson
Stow
Union Church
Mr. Thompson
Hartlin
Moose Lake
Charles Smiley Graduates From Wentworth Institute
Charles Smiley has completed a two year night school program at Wentworth Institute in Boston earning a diploma as architectural constructor and designer in wood steel or reinforced concrete. Friends congratulate him on his achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smiley
Wentworth Institute
Boston
West Acton Red Cross Seeks Members to Support Local Work
The West Acton Red Cross club asks town residents to join with a one dollar dues to aid national relief and local surgical supply efforts. Mrs Henry Haynes Clara Sawyer and Mrs Daniels will provide blanks. membership requires no service and meets are held at Grand Army hall on the first and third Mondays at 2 30 p m. donations of papers magazines or old rubbers welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Club
Japan
Red Cross
Acton
American Red Frogs
Henry Haynes
West, Acton
Migs
Clara Sawyer
South Acton
Daniels
Acton Centre
West Acton
Grand Army Hall
Rebekah Lodge Hosts Dinner and Degree Ceremony
Winona Rebekah lodge members enjoyed a Wednesday evening program with a 7 pm supper for about 75. Mrs. Robert Randall led a team serving ham beans rolls salad cake pies coffee and fruit. The degree staff with Miss Alexa M. Bowlby conferred the Rebekah degree on four candidates. Singer Miss Williams of Willowlodge added to the event with District Instructor Mrs. Clerk and dignitaries Grace Balcom and Hudson marshal in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Robert Randall
Aléxina M.P. Bowlby
Watertown
Rebekah
Williams
Willowlodge
Clerk
Framingham
Grace Balcom
Marshal
Hudson
Burial at Mount Hope for Haslin of Cambridge
The body of Geo. Al Haslin of Cambridge was brought here for burial in Mount Hope cemetery on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Haslin
Cambridge
Mount Hope
For Sale First Class English and Meadow Hay
For sale items include first class English hay and meadow hay. Contact John McCarthy at West Acton 59-12 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow
Hay
West _Acton
John McCarthy
For Sale Good Meadow Hay in West Acton
Public notice offers blue joint meadow hay for sale in Bresth West Acton area. Contact for details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresth
West Acton
Local Births and Meeting Notice In Sharp Township
Mrs Pauline Mead is at home after a Sunday illness. Mr and Mrs Will Williams announce a nine pound baby boy born over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Mark O Toole Ledminster report a newborn baby. The annual meeting for Acton South Water Supply District will be held Tuesday April 3 at 8 o clock in the hall. Warrants were posted on the notice board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Mead
Hom
Will Wiliams
Mark O'Toole Ledminster
South Water Supply Dish
Baptist Church Hater Week Services Set With Guest Speakers
The Baptist church announces a week of services led by visiting pastors. Tuesday evening Rev Bradbury speaks on Harvard shadow. Wednesday Rev Fredell Noyes from Acton Centre. Thursday Rev Harlan J. B lentine of Marlboro. Friday Rev Garabd Manong Missirian of Boxborg Congregational Church. Sunday sermons cover Exodus and redemption by the blood with a covenial meeting at 7 30 Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekers Willbg
Man Bradbury
Harvard
College
Fredell B. Noyes
Acton Centre
Will
Harlan
J. B
Lentine
Marlboro
Auction notices list sales in Acton and Brattle
Otis H. Forbush advertises auctions starting Thursday March 29 at 9 80 am for Edson Baird and G C Turner household goods and Saturday March 31 at 9 40 am for D Sherman Ponth one catts 1% Galves four horses wagons etc Farm sale in Brattle for two days starting Tuesday and Wednesday April 7 and 8 posters with details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Edson Baird
Brattle
pHistein
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Universalist
Church
Toimake
P. Callon
J. K. W. Wetherbee
Carl Flint
Concord. Junction
Patrick
Iligees
Animal Rescue: League
Bird
Acton Lodge No
Rebekahs
Baptist
Prana
Ty ‘E Oper
Uppenheimer
Lerer
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