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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1927
Page
5
Dr 8 K Anderson of Somerville preached Sunday morning and evening at the West Acton Baptist church. He began a series of services to run through the week with daily meetings at 7 30 except Saturday. The theme is The Christian Life and the well attended services promise inspiration.
Miss Doris Rogers hosted a midweek visit with bridge games at Cush ing Academy while Mrs. Joht Hall and King Philip road residents relaxed. Mrs. Frank C. Perkins and John C. Hall won the afternoon honors, and Mrs. Hazel Rollins visited Candy Hill with plans to sing at the Woman's club next meeting.
At a Grange hall meeting last week the local lodge exemplified the first and second degrees. Candidates included Leon E. Hawes Jennie F. Hawes Robert A. Jenkins Robert Jenkins Jr Doctor Jenkins and Roger Thompson. Refreshments followed with dancing.
Four people were injured in a Sunday night auto accident at Kelley’s corner Acton about 10 o clock. A Maxwell sedan owned and driven by Peter A. McKie of Auburn collided with a Ford operated by another driver.
The page emphasizes a joint approach where contractors and householders collaborate on home improvements. It outlines mutual benefits of clear communication, accurate estimates, and trusted timelines to ensure successful, lasting work.
William N Davis of 301 Ruggles Street Boston drove the Maxwell wrecked after colliding with an elm. His wife and Catherine McKie suffered cuts and abrasions. Frank H Grant escaped injury. McKies treated by Dr C L Clark South Acton and returned home to Auburn. Acton votes to widen the corner with police chief Michael Foley on scene.
The item notes Harry Jacobs ill at home on Comm th avenue, Mildred Bean hosting her sister, a New York teacher, over the weekend. It mentions Mrs Henry Johnson near the colonial and igretor town bungalow and Albert Achorn driving a Studebaker.
Mrs George Bowse of Concord suffered severe burns to her back and arms when she tried to extinguish a brush fire near her house on Saturday The fire spread quickly and she saved a nearby paint shop but her dress caught fire before assistance arrived She is hospitalized at the Concord hospital Also note: Mr and Mrs Ernest Carroll moved from Derby Street to 345 Maint formerly occupied by E Dumas and family
Lodge No. 212 hosts Bethel Lodge players from Arlington at a turkey supper in West Acton after their recent tournament victory.
Mrs W D Wright opens her home on Barrets Mill road after a winter in West Harwich and New York. William Hefty ends service as watchman for the Boston Harness Company and accepts a new job in Boston.
Miss Dorothy Carroll will speak to the Rainbow Girls at First Methodist Church Maynard on Sunday evening April 3. She will also perform a selection from The Musical Law.
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