Local Notes From Acton And Vicinity Sunday Visits And Plans
Hudson resident P. McMann appears in local notices while John Lee and family visited friends in Somerville. Mrs. Jackman visits Hyde Park family in town. Fritz Olschingel starts a new venture in West Acton. EB Ford and family from Concord Junction spent Sunday in town. Miss M. Bartlett hosted Dorchester cousins Annie and Esther Clements. Alfred Owens leaves for Colorado to claim land adjacent to Arthur Anderson. The Universalist church ladies meet with Mrs. Holt Thursday at 2 30 with a 4 30 business session. Mrs. Despraux and daughters visit West Somerville friends. State surveyors mark a road boundary from Concord Junction to West Acton, signaling a three mile state road. The local dramatic company to present Valley Farm at Boxboro town hall Friday 25th at 8 p m to benefit Acton baseball. barge transport offered if enough names are collected by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. McMann
Hudson
Acton
John Lee
Somerville
Mrs. Jackman
Hyde Park
Geo. Evans
EB. W. Ford
Concord Junction
M. B. Bartlett
Annie
Esther Clements
Dorchester
Alfred Owens
Colorado
Arthur Anderson
The
Universalist Church
F. W. Holt
Exchange Hall
M. M. Despraux
Henry Rowe
F. Dickeman
West Somerville
Augustine Hosmer
West Acton
Boxboro
Town Hall
Floral notes fill Congregational Church service and May sale
The Sunday floral decorations and nature themed sermon, the May sale entertainment led by Miss Gertrude Bird, and a Boston sextet recital with Miss Pearson's violin brought strong attendance. Mrs Cunningham and Mrs Shaw impressed despite hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Cunningham
Helen A. Shaw
Dorothy Cunningham
Miss Overton
Marguerite Pearson
Edith Arey
Miss Arey
Pearson
High School Boys Defeated by Lawrence Academy Second Team
Act on hosted Lawrence Academy's second team on Wednesday losing 13 to 9 after leading 5 to 0 in four innings. Piper starred in the field while the visiting center fielder collected five hits including a triple and three doubles. Errors at critical moments plagued Acton. Saturday at Maynard the team won 19 to 6 behind Stilman pitching with Stilly settling after the first inning. Piper excelled at third base while Maynard committed more errors, but they were costly for the Bruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Academy 2d
Acton
Piper
Maynard
Stilman
Locals visit kin as Nagog house opens in May
Mrs Lottie Flint of Lowell visits Miss Alice Davis in North Acton. The Nagog house opened Sunday May 20. Mr and Mrs Fred Stiles and children of Acton visited relatives in Marlboro last week. Mrs Letterhard and daughter of Dorchester have been visiting Mrs Davis in North Acton the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Flint
Lowell
Alice Davis
North Acton
Nagog House
Fred Stiles
Acton
Marlboro
Letterhard
Dorchester
Public notice fragment from Hawadd Bizeos Graham & Co
Fragmentary OCR shows names Hawadd Bizeos Graham and Co and Otte in a public press context. No clear event, date, or location readable, but treated as a brief notice of a business entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Hawadd
Bizeos, Graham & Co
Otte
Western trip and local notices in West Acton
West Acton items note O W Mead and wife on a western trip and Biathrow family moving to Burroughs tenement. Cough illness, frost damage to berries, and sharp frost noted. Memorial day plans include G A R post 138 and W R C 62 events, plus May pole, church services, and local decorations in Maynard Stow Boxboro Acton Centre Mt Hope and local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Mead
Mr. Biathrow
We Burrough
Calvin Holbrook
Lyman
Florida
Holbrook
Boston
Isaac Davis
Baptist Church
David W. Lovett
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Building
Maynard
Stow
Boxboro
West Acton
Mt. Hope
Ladies of Corps 62
Acton Centre
Memorial Library
Woodlawn
Grateful thanks to Fire Department and Hall Bros for assistance
In grateful appreciation for timely services rendered by the Fire department, Hall Bros employes and others in extinguishing the flames which devastated my land. May 12. 1 extend sincere thanks. 8. R. Burroughs West Acton May 23 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Bros. Employes
R. Burroughs
West Acton
Local notices from South Sudbury and nearby towns
Residents and visitors include Mrs B. 8. Cole traveling, C F Buzzell adding a fur furnace, O F Nelson repairing a large piazza, Ernest Ross from Hudson visiting greenhouses, Mrs George Adams of Jaffrey visiting her father J B Butterfield, Arthur H Burr of Boston calling on his mother, F E Bent installing a well at Rockbottom Farm, O W Cote taking a night operator post at the railway, Victor Sundstrom calling on friends, Rev Peter MacQueen of Charlestown visiting, Mrs C A Cutter and Margaret Allen visiting Hyde Park kin, frost damage to straw and berries, Newton Brown returned from Maine, Parmenter & Co furnishing lumber for a new house, A N Cooper in Southboro, A C Rogers of Allston visiting and moving to his farm, H M Jones of Boston visiting town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Bent
W. E. Bright
Rockbottom
O. W. Cote
South Framingham
Victor Sundstrom
Magnolia
Peter MacQueen
Charlestown
C. A. Cutter
Margaret Allen
Hyde Park
Boston
H. M. Jones
Hudson High Defeats Maynard High 13 to 6 in Monday Game
Hudson high beat Maynard high 13 to 6 on Florence street grounds. Manager Tower and Capt Kerrigan made changes with Jones catching and Brooks pitching. Sweeney left with a hand injury. Sawyer nosebleed forced H Persons to bat. Maynard fielding was weak but they had several sharp plays including a double play by Bower Midget and Persong. Cooke, Wetherbee, and Richardson performed well for Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson High
Maynard High
Florence St
Tower
Capt
Kerrigan
Jones
Brooks
Harry Richardson
Hillman
Marlboro
Richardson
Maynard
Sweeney
Perry
Sawyer
H. Persons
Hudson
Dufur
Mackin
Bower
May
H. Persong
Cooke
Wetherbee
Harry
Hudson Ab
Manson Cf
Hosmer Rf
Maynard Ab
O 'Dufur
Manson
Cooke J. Brooks
Sawyer Hosmer
H Persons
Sweeney J. Persons
Harry Feeney
Word from Acton Centre and surrounding towns
Advertised letter for Geo M Brown and social notes from Acton Centre report visits in Worcester and West Acton. Personal notices mention Miss Minnie Gamble Jack Frost and convalescences. Auctioneer Otis H Forbush to sell N E Whitcomb farm May 25 and Miss Susie O Chandler household goods June 4 near East Acton post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Brown
Minnie Gamble
Worcester
Will Pelton
Nova Scotia
Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Mass
N. E. Whitcomb
Boxboro
Susie O. Chandler
East Acton
Fast sellers work for agents in Eastern Marlboro area
Agents of both sexes can earn three to four dollars daily handling our fast sellers. Tem cents provides samples and full particulars. Eastern Maryland Marlboro area.
Approve Bill Est Manufacturers on Shoe Machinery Bill
A letter to the editor urges support for House Bill 1297 the Anti Shoe Machinery Trust Bill introduced by Rep Brig ham and now before the Senate. The text argues the act blocks exclusive leasing and sales practices by the United Shoe Machinery company and cites testimony from R H Long and the Haverhill Shoe Manufacturers association endorsing prompt passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
United States
Supreme Court
United Shoe Machinery Trust
Joseph Walker
Worcester
Massachusetts
Machinery Trust
R. H. Long
R. H. Long Shoe Manufacturing Co
South Framingham
Boston Herald
The
Herald
United Shoe Machinery Company
Eppler Machine Company
Campbell Machine Company
Eppler
Campbell
My Company
Appler
Goodyear
United Shoe Machinery
Apino Corporation
R. H
R. H. Long Shoe Manufacturing Company
Haverhill Shoe Manufacturers Association of
Haverhill
Mass
Haverhill Shoe Manufacturers Association, Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Finney & Hoitt
South Acton
Fritz Olschingel
Congregational Church Notes
John Vose
Sterling
Princeton
Zelia Cutler
Milford
N. H
Hiram Livermore
A. A. Haynes
Geo. McDonald
Concord
Herman Chaplin
M. W. Folsom
Mrs. Bixby
Susie Poultney
Mr. Perry
Willard Rudolph
Herman Gould
Chas. Leighton
Mr. Gould
South
Sudbury
Arthur H. Burr
Luke Smith
Jack Frost
Low Lands
John Keyes
Keyes
Rep
Ham
H. W. Spaulding
Daniel C. Hunt
William M. Brigham
Water Works Bonds
American Water Works and Guarantee Cou
Post Office Department
John L. Stone
West Main St
Marlborough
Annie L. Hicks
Alaska
Florence
Alfred T. Haynes & CO
Maynard Mass
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