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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1905
Page
8
Local notes cover residents and workers from Acton and nearby towns including Patrick Callan leaving the shop for road work, Ernest Baird taking a Rhode Island fireman post, several moves between Boxboro Shirley and Somerville, and community events from a high school ball game to a silver anniversary at Stow.
We outgrew our modest start in Naylor's block and now occupy all space available. Experience and capital let us build a leading store from the outset and drive ongoing expansion to become the largest and finest house furnishing shop in the neighborhood. Watch us grow with our methods and stock.
The King's Daughters staged Willowdale at the Willowdale Congregational chapel last week to full capacity. Henry Tolman stood out with sharp impersonations as a Denman Thompson style humorist and a Holmes like detective in acts one and two, then revealed an accidental talent as a musical director in act three.
Rev. Peebles spoke at morning services on the mission board’s work in Tennessee and Kentucky Mountain White districts. He touched on the Negro Chinese and Indian questions and urged support. a collection was planned for next Sunday. The evening featured chemical experiments illustrating faith in daily life.
South Acton local notice announces two tenements for rent with hot and cold water. Also reports Henry A. Holyoke's Northboro road property sold to William E. Hazall of Holden, who will occupy it at once. Sale conducted by Edgar Weeks as attorney for the heirs.
Miss Helen Hall visited home from Bradford academy over Sunday. Mrs. Harriet Clare dies at 87 after illness. funeral at 2 pm Thursday. Mrs. Chas. Beach improves after illness. Rev. David Lucknow of Melrose Highlands preached at the Baptist church with a large audience.
Acton high school baseball team defeated Lexington high last Wednesday by 14 to 6. C. H. K. Tuttle will likely play with the Hudson team this year. Acton H S plays Littleton H S Saturday afternoon at Acton. The Acton team will travel to Concord Monday to face Concord High.
A large congregation attended the Universalist church last Sunday. Rev. Frank B. Rice preached a thoughtful sermon from Acts 8 27 28 30, noting insights for the day. The service included singing and liturgical elements consistent with the church’s practices.
We completed extensive alterations to our Ud store with a modern front and well arranged interior for customer comfort. We invite the public to inspect during our opening on Friday May 7th and call attention to our new style of service.
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