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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1911

Page

8

Acton Center News: Sales, Death, and Entertainment Plans

Augustad Brown buys a owegree and buggy and plans to sell his auto. Pobes learns of his stepfather Le land's death in Somerville. John Edwards visits Gloucester relatives. Merrit Farrar suffers a serious eye injury. a Grange and Ladies' Aid supper funds church sheds. The South Acton dramatic club stages A Regiment of Two after the supper.

Augustad Brown Fi S. Pobes Leland Somerville John Edwards Gloucester Charles Bawards Merrit Farrar Boston Grange Ladies’ Aid Society Town Hall South Acton Dramatic Club

Congregational Church Sees Officers Elected and Plans

The Sunday school elected Supt C BR Smith and assistants Dea C BR Wood and Harold R Phalen with Mrs F B Farrar as sec and B Z Stanley as treas The teachers were reelected A new class enrollment system was adopted Rev EF Hayes attended a staff meeting as Middlesex union delegate The Philathea class rehearses Old Maids Convention and the Sunshine club plans a Boston trip The W C T U meets next week at 3 PM the noting of postponement

C. BR. Smith Dea. C. BR. Wood Harold R. Phalen F. B. Farrar Treas B. Z. Stanley EF. C. Hayes Congregational Churches Haverhill Middlesex Union Association of Congregational Churches Town Hall Sunshine Club Boston E. C. Hayes

Devastating Narrowly Contained Brush Fire

A major brush fire north of the village burned for three days after starting from the 11 30 New Haven train last Wednesday. Help came from Concord and the railroad brought 200 Italian laborers from St Framingham. The blaze threatened homes of Mrs Daniels and Benj Hapgood, consuming hundreds of acres of timber near Carlisle.

New Haven No. Acton Concord St. Framingham Carlisle

Spelling Contest Brings Centre School Victory

An evening spelling contest among the town grammar schools selected ten champions from each school. Centre school won easily with Miss Marjorie Coughlin as individual winner, as James B. Tuttle read the words. West Acton and South Acton retired early.

Marjorie Coughlin Charlotte Conant James B. Tuttle West Acton South Acton

Acton Grange initiates largest class of candidates

At Acton Grange regular meeting last Tuesday evening the largest class in its history was initiated with 32 new members into first and second degrees. The event included thanks to town donors for church shed rebuilding and notes two forthcoming auctions and a real estate sale in Lexington and Arlington.

Acton Africa Edgar Crossland No. Middlesex County Acton Cong's

Acton Auction Draws Strong Bids As Antiques Sell Well

A good turnout at George's Keyes' auction in South Acton saw antiques bring strong prices. Mrs. Alonzo Tuttle and daughter left for a Maine visit, while William Richardson and family moved to Leominster for work. West Acton high school freshmen enjoyed a day off for a local excursion.

George’s Keyes Alonzo Tuttle Maine William Richardson Leominster West Acton W. French Ruth Hingham Nother Middlesex County W.C. Tlv Holliston Sidney Laffin Dominick di Benidetto Stork W. Kelley G. C Turner Mary Pratt Portland Gertrude Tuttle Finney & Holt

South Acton notes and local family updates

Community news from South Acton details moves, visits, and gatherings. Mrs. Otis and family relocate to Seouth Acton while awaiting recovery from scarlet fever. several residents travel for visits. birthday celebrations and community events planned at Llewsaee lodge and local church activities unfold, including a May 26 fair.

West Acton S. S. officers resign on anniversary day

On the Baptist Sunday school anniversary, the West Acton S. S. held its annual election. Superintendent D. H. Hall resigned after 21 years in office, and Geo. W. Burroughs, longtime assistant superintendent of 12 years, also stepped down. Both men are praised for faithful service.

Snul of Tarsus Congregational Church Renak Africa Fanny E. Wetherbee Miss Wetherbee Baptist Sunday School D. H. Hall Geo. W. Burroughs Hall Burroughs

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