Sabbath School and Church Meeting At Acton Leaders Elected
The Congregational Church held a Sabbath school business meeting where officers were chosen for the coming year. The annual meeting reported strong attendance and finances, with committees revising the Covenant and Faith, and members welcomed into church membership. Auction notices for Otis H. Forbush include May sales on Holstein cows and household goods in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Z. Stanley
den. B. C. Wood
H. F. Tuttle
H. F. Robbins
Avard Prentiss
BE. C. Hayes
E. C. Wood
Evelina White
Margaret Bouillard
E. C. Hayes
B. W. Pennock
Florence M. Tuttle
Mary A. Holden
Ella Millar
Elizabeth Tuttle
Marion L. Tuttle
Chas. B. Davis
Ladies’ Church Aid Society
The
Grange
Acton Chronicle Highlights Local People and Events
Mrs. Smith visits Acton. Worster visits Natick friends. Mrs Gates ill at Mrs Davis’s. Extra car needed to Mayard crowd at 7 15. Elnathan Kimball retires from milk team. A Woodward of West Acton succeeds him. Brackett in Philadelphia for National Educational meeting. accompanied Dilloway in Boston schools. Mrs Louis Jones leaves with two girls for Franklin Falls to visit her mother. Walter Braman recovering from foot injury but cannot plow in spring. Helen Wood and others trip to The World in Boston. May 18 sale by Ladies Social circle hosts The Church Fair. George Keyes to sell house and effects May 12. Clarence Owen and wife visit sister J K Wetherbee. J K Wetherbee ill with severe cold. George Libby in city at Barker’s. Lowell Jones to fill in at mill. Warren Jones buys draught horses. Mrs Charles Smith returns from Northboro after two weeks with Warren family. Addie Wright of Chelmsford visits Hosmer. Universalist Ladies Social circle with Stella Flint May 4. Stephen the be Rev Crossland’s subject next Sunday. William Goodwin of Hudson calls on Acton friends. Mrs George Greenough returns from Gloucester after visiting brother’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnathan Kimball
A. Woodward
West Acton
F. Ward Brackett
Philadelphia
Dilloway
Boston
Louis Jones
Franklin Falls
Walter Braman
Helen Wood
Nettie Baird
Frances
Gladys Hodgen
Éircle
George Keyes
Clarence Owen
J. K. Wetherbee
George Libby
Barker
Lowell Jones
Warren Jones
Charles Smith
Northboro
George Warren
Addie Wright
Chelmsford
F. Hosmer
Universalist Church
Stella Flint
Stephen
Crossland
William Goodwin
Hudson
Acton
George Greenough
Gloucester
Grammar school nine defeats A A Powder Mills in third straight win
Hayes shines on the mound with 19 strikeouts and five hits allowed as the Grammar school nine beats the fast A A Powder Mills team. Doyle stars for the losers while Porter and Murphy double in the batteries. Attendance 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
A.A
Powder Mills
Hayes
Doyle
A. G
T. Foley
P. M
Porter
Murphy
H. Lawrence
Men’s club meeting and church notices
The Men's club met May 3 at 7 30 p m in the vestry with 19 members present and adopted the constitution and bylaws. After lunch and a social hour the pastor announced Sunday sermons on Africa from May 14 to 28. Delegates will attend the National Brotherhood meeting in Haverhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Crossland
Africa
National Brotherhood of Congregational Churches
Depot Flower Beds Boost Local Station Improvements
John Taylor at the depot undertakes garden improvements as flower beds near the station, hoped to prosper this summer. The Ladies Benevolent society hosts a social and supper at the Baptist church, featuring homemade candy for sale. Dr Hall Staples will visit the eye department at Boston hospitals on specified forenoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
The
Baptist Church
Hall Staples
Homeopathy Hospital
Boston
Eye Department
A. J. Hubbard
Mass. General Hospital
Boxboro
Andrew
Local Sketches and Notices From Sudbury Village
Peterson's death shocks friends as funeral held in Brooklyn. Improvement society reports $300 in sidewalk subscriptions and planned work. Hall Bros respond quickly to a nearby fire near North Sudbury with minor damage. Frank Woodward joins E Baird on milk route. Dixon and Rudolph visiting New York relatives. Ralph Gilchrist visits Arthur Goding in Fitchburg. Sale: light Stanley touring car with new boiler priced at 375. Open cars on electric lines draw crowds. Stella Sipith improves on crutches. Multiple fires attributed to M A R and N H H R activity near the station and Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Bros
North Sudbury
B. H. Hall
Frank Woodward
E. Baird
South Acton
F. W. Dixon
Rudolph Doopsinger
New York
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Lerer’s Department Store
Main and Nason
Faulkner
Boston School Shoe
Maynard
Wn Congregational Church
Otis H. Forbush
Mass
B. R. Leonard
East Norton
Wetherbee Hall
Harvard
C. M. Hosmer
George Gordon
George R. Keyes
John Swift
Cartwright
Adams
Walter Mead
Charles E. Bradford
Stow
West Acton Village
Lexington
Arlington
Princeton
O. H. Sh
Smith
A. George Worster
Natick
George Gates
Davis
Mayard
Congregational Church
Copenhagen
Cambria
Hamburg
Nain
Madras
No Meet
Eton
Igs Sr
Merrick and
Ae Park
Christie’s
Main St
R. G. Reed
North Acton
Stella D. Sipith
Jesele Scott
Carlisle
F. A. Ged
Middlesex
Det Oggee
Havana
C. J. Lynch
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