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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1916

Page

12

Local notes from Acton and nearby towns

Acton community updates include Kelley painting Durkee homes and the Hettingers staying at the Lyman Priest house. Residents travel for work and visits, while white collar and tradesmen report on garage projects and dressmaking. Hospital news covers Mrs Mason’s burial, Mr Richardson’s weak condition, and Mr Teele’s recovery. A Friday May 6 G A R hall dance follows an opera in I O O F hall with Colonial Orchestra.

Kelley C. G. Durkee Hettinger Lyman Priest Freeman Marshall W. H. Kinsley Acton Centre Emma Vose Maine Mary Clark D. H. Adams Geo. Towne R. B. Moore Edward Bull Waltham Hall Hall Staples C. B. Stanick Chelsea Acton Martha Winsor Boston Madeline Staples J. Biiza Sloan Ayer James Berry Jean Edith Walter McClenathan William Mason Lynn James BR. Richardson D. D. Albert R. Beach Edward C. Page Charles 8 Twitchell Marlboro Lodge Marlboro Ernest ‘R. Teele Teele G. A. R. Hall Eva Gilmore Elinor Weeks I. O. O. F. Hall Colonial Orchestra

Engagement News and Shower Attended in Lowell

Miss Ruth Foster visited friends in Lowell during the week and attended a miscellaneous shower for Miss Ruby Hull of Lowell. Hull teaches in Newton and her engagement to Ralph L. Sheppard of Lowell was recently announced. Mr. Sheppard is well known in this village.

Ruth Foster Lowell Ruby Hull Hull Newton Ralph L. Sheppard Sheppard

Colonial Orchestra Schedule Through May Across Towns

The Colonial orchestra is busy with performances in May at G A R hall West Acton May 6 Association hall Concord Junction May 12 Backlog club Littleton May 18 Monument hall Concord May 19 town hall Littleton May 20 Cooperative hall Maynard May nard.

West Acton Maynard Association Hall Concord Junction Backlog Club Littleton Monument Hall Concord Town Hall Cooperative Hall

Baptist Church Services This Weekend

Sunday morning at 10.45 the sermon by the pastor will discuss the ascension of Jesus and its meaning for the church. Sunday evening at 7 o'clock there is a praise service with an address by the pastor. Friday at 7.30 the covenant meeting covers Paul’s Heavenly Vi.

Jesus Heaven Co. B

Community gathering honors local ladies with vocal solo

At Watertown present were Mr. Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. A W Davis, Mrs. B B Hall, Mrs. H H Gardner, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Winifred Lawrence, Mrs. Gore, Mrs. Pratt and Miss Jennie Stowell. Mrs. Hall rendered vocal solo which was gladly received.

Haynes A.W. Davis B. B. Hall H. H. Gardner Howard Winifred Lawrence Gore Pratt Jennie Stowell Hall

For Sale Good young pair of herees in sale notice

For sale a sound young pair of herees weighing about 2800 pounds. Reason for selling is starting a trucking business. Contact George Reed at the grain store in West Acton.

George Reed West Acton

Mayn Lad Died of Burns in Oil Fire Tragedy

Mrs. John Stephanowicz about 30 lived in Block 3 Florida et lost her life when an oil can exploded pouring kerosene on embers. Firefighters and clergy assisted as she suffered extensive burns. death occurred near midnight. Survived by husband John Stephanowicz.

John Stephanowicz Block 3 Florida Walter Browne Catholic Church Flaherty and Paine

Maynard Trust Co Confined to Home in Hudson

Maynard Trust Company is confined to his home in Hudson by illness, limiting official duties.

Maynard Trust Co Hame Hudson

Local notes from Bedford and surrounding towns

Ray Tobin of Lexington spent Sunday in Bedford. Winfield M. Brown occupies a Bedford summer residence. Henry Houston of Boston visited Miss Doris Straw Sunday. C W Woods of Graniteville substituting as telegraph operator in the B and M railroad office. A chimney fire caused a stillness Sunday evening at John Proctor’s home in Concorded. Water supply shut off several hours Sunday night due to a leak on South Street. Mark Bagley accepted as crossing tender for the B and M R R at Main Street. William J Halpin became foreman at the Boston Paint Co factory. new machinery installed and operations started this week.

Ray Tobin Lexington Bedford Winfield M. Brown Henry Houston Boston Doris Straw C. W. Woods Graniteville John Proctor Concorded South St Mark Bagley Main St William J. Halpin Boston Paint Co

Church of Christ Notes Schedule of Meetings

Parish meeting in vestry Monday evening at 7 80. United Workers business meeting Wednesday at 2 p m. Mission study class at 3 p m. All at Mrs Joseph Williams home. Woburn and Andover branch meets Thursday 10 a m at West Medford. Midweek prayer Friday 7 30 p m. United Workers May supper Tuesday May 9 a strawberry supper.

The United Workers Joseph Williams Fletcher Rd Woburn and Andover West Medford

Community Notes From Sudbury and Nearby

Miss Inez Perry returns from a winter in California. Mrs. Charles Burwell hosts her mother Mrs. Hart of Maine. Services at the Unitarian church begin May 7 until further notice. Mrs. Wm. Kurtz thanks neighbors for support as son George Wilson remains critically ill, with Mrs. Kurtz and her daughter Mrs. Reuben Haynes of Marlboro also affected by the shock.

Inez Perry California Charles Burwell Hart Maine Unitarian Church Wm. Kurts George Wilson Kurtz Reuben Haynes Marlboro

Methodist Church Notes and Annual Committee List

Thursday supper sale and entertainment at the Methodist Church with a 7 o clock supper. A long list follows naming committees for foreign and home missions education freedman's aid church records hospitals parsonage and more. The Ladies Aid meets Friday with Mrs Etta Bent and the pastor's reception is postponed one week.

Foreign Missions William Baldwin Edgar Goodnow Home Missions Ida Fairbanks George H. Thompson Etta Bent Temperance Myron Lawin Goodnow Vincent Henry White Clara Christensen Freedman’s Aid Francis Bent Ladies’ Aid Society Myra Fair Bank Lawrence Hadley Minerva Kempton Maurice White Leon Hawes Geo. H. Thompson Edgar Goodwin Florence Thompson Wm. Baldwin Bawin A.powers Warren Hunt Alfred Haskell Clarence Baldwin Bila Goulding E. P. Stiles Ida Fairbank Myron Sawin Trier of Ladies’ Aid

Sudbury Grange Confers Third and Fourth Degrees

Sudbury Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on two candidates at the last meeting. Deputy Frank T. Marston inspected the Grange. A supper was served featuring frankforts rolls coffee and pies.

Sudbury Frank T. Marston

Marriage of Miss Josietta Hayden to William C Carter

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Josietta Hayden to William C Carter of Waltham on April 25. Mr and Mrs Carter will reside in Waltham. Mrs Carter has been a trained nurse in New Jersey for many years and was formerly a resident of Sudbury.

Josietta Hayden William. C. Carter Waltham

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