South Acton Social Notes and Local Occurrences
Miss Morrison visited Miss Sophie Fisher while Miss Ula Skeltoh returned from Oxford. Walter Bird enjoys a two week vacation with relatives. Gherman Warren and Nathalie Leach suffer measles. A large turnout attended the Masonic ball in Maynard. Several local happenings include birthdays, weddings, lessons, and church events. The grammar school closes for illness, and pole tax data shows 166 voters in South Acton. A relocation hearing for Acton street and church anniversaries are noted along with illnesses and a fall yielding fourteen stitches to Rev. W W Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Morrison
Sophie Fisher
Ula Skeltoh
Oxford
Walter Bird
Newton
Gherman Warren
Nathalie Leach
Fred Dempsy
South Acton Woolen Co
Maynard
Madison Fairbanks
Wm. Finney
Bessie Brown
Manchester
Miss Bridges
South Acton
Local Notices Seeking Agents and Repair Services
South Acton locals advertise harnesses boots and shoe repair at reasonable prices by H Clark. Wanted a smart agent to represent State Mutual Life Assurance Company of Worcester Mass E Barker general agent 19 Millstreet Boston. To the right man a good future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
H. Clark
State Mutual Life Assurance Company
Worcester
Mass
Barker
Millstreet
Boston
Local Notes From West Acton and Nearby Areas
West Acton notices Tante Howard Emerson of Everett named administrator of the Howard E. Faulkner estate. Guy Littlefield leaves his father’s store to work at Maynard. A. H. baseball vs Ayer High set for May 30 at Hapgood grounds 9 30 a m. Mrs Warner of Fall River a guest of Mrs Anna P Dodge. Mr Warner spent Sunday here. Mrs Jane Bruce recovered from cataract operation and reports full sight. Mr and Mrs Torrey of Franklin take Parker’s vacated place. Miss M W Folsom on week’s vacation at Gleasondale. Miss Blanche Clough sick Monday closing school with rebuild undecided. Mrs Lidian Whitcomb to move to Oxford to live near daughter Mrs Joseph
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Littlefield
Maynard
G. C. Wright
Boston
A. H
Ayer High
Hapgood Grounds
Warner
Fall River
Anna P. Dodge
Jane Bruce
Rogers Peet Ready-to-Wear Suits at Putnam & Son Co
Putnam and Son Co promotes Rogers Peet ready-to-wear suits priced from 15 to 25 dollars. They claim Rogers Peet garments are the world’s best ready-to-wear, crafted by top tailors with fine fabrics and extensive hand-work, stressing careful selection and smart styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Peet
Rogers
Peet
New York
Lowell
Rogers-Peet
New Spring Suits With Union Label At Great Value
The store offers new spring suits priced $10 to $15 with union labels. They feature cloths selected in house, in black, blue, unfinished worsteds, cheviots, serges and cassimeres. Suits are cut and tailored with sturdy fronts, available in regular, stout, and long sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
The Young Man's Store Suits Attractively Priced
An advertisement offers Young Men's Suits at $7 and $8 options in fast color all wool black thibet and Spring cheviots with new cut sacks. A 10 for collection features Scotch cheviots in browns and olive tones plus various black unfinished worsted fabrics. Higher end sets at $15 and $20 by Rogers Peet Co. boast exclusive patterns and superior fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers, Peet & Co
Mead and son return home sick after western trip
Brown O W Mead and son Hobart came back from a western journey last week. Mead was ill for several days but is now recovering. Two diphtheria cases reported in the village, the Kinsley children. Mrs Joseph Regnier visits Concord Junction kin. Memorial services planned for Acton Centre May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Mead
Hobart
Mr. Mead
David Kinsley
James Kinsley
Joseph Regnier
Lottie Shattuck
Concord Junction
Frank Williams
Regnier
Isaac Davis Post
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial note and horse for sale in West Acton
In loving memory the Whitcomb family thanks neighbors for flowers and memorials during bereavement. A light bay mare, 1050 pounds, 11 years old with a touch of heaves, used on a grocery wagon for 4 years, is for sale for 75 dollars by H. A. Littlefield of West Acton Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances L. Whitcomb
West Acton
H. A. Littlefield
Mase
Also Mentioned on This Page
Smith Finney
Jennie Pletchor
E. Jones
Mrs. Kilburn
Mieses Kilburn
Roxbury
V. Patele
Universalist Society
Acton St
Congregational Church
H. W. Smith
Pepperell
Universalist Church
Mr. Smith
Clara Stone
Ethel Quimby
Louis Pallington
BE. H. Smith
Howard Emerson of
Everett
Howard E. Faulkner
Blanche Clough
Lidian Whitcomb
Joseph
Putnam & Son CO
Central Street
Brown
Gational Church
Acton Centre
Concord High School
Concord
Baptist Church
W. W. Campbell
Wislow Russell
Capt
Frank H. Whitcomb
Curtis Shoes
H. J. Hansen
Walden ST
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