Acton Centre Notes and Local Notices for June 1912
Miss Elizabeth Edwards visits her brother in Gloucester while Roland Rikeman returns to Revere. Acton Inn hosts guests. Acton Grange confers degrees and serves a bountiful supper. Mr Packard lectures on the American Humane Society. Memorial Day plans advance and water supply meeting urged. Auctioneer Otis H. Forbush promotes sales in Norwood and Acton with farm equipment and livestock listed for June sales. Information on Pentecs Water ane details available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Edwards
Gloucester
Roland Rikeman
Revere
Acton Inn
Acton Grange
Town Hall
Packard
Boston
American Humane Society
Acton Centre
Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Mass
Chas. H. Wright
Neponset St
Norwood
Farquhar
Lincoln
Church to Hold Special Service This Sunday
A local church announces a special Sunday service this week with guest speakers and a community outreach event planned afterward. Members are invited to attend at the church building downtown and participate in a fellowship reception.
Christian Virtues Theme Set For C E Meeting
The C E section will meet next Sunday at 7 with the topic The Christian Virtues led by W C Edwards. A Friday prayer meeting at 7 30 will discuss Saloon Substitutes. W C T U members report a good May festival and food sale despite poor weather, with readings by Mrs Lena H Wood of Boston. Pastor Rev EB C Hayes attended the Congregational church state meeting at Holyoke last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
W. C. Edwards
Lena H. Wood
Boston
EB. C. Hayes
Congregational Church
Holoyke
Concord Alcott House Opens With Alcott Kin as Speakers
The Concord Alcott House opened to the public on a May Monday with speeches by John Pratt Alcott nephew of Louisa May Alcott Dr Howard W Emerson and Frank P Sanborn. The house is restored to resemble the Alcotts era and needs funds to continue. Contributions are welcomed through Henry F Smith Jr of Concord. Tea and punch were served as guests toured the rooms and memorabilia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott House
H. C. Rolfe
Louisa May Alcott
Louisa Alcott
Howard W. Emerson
Alcott
Frank P. Sanborn
Miss Alcott
F. Alcott Pratt
May
Louisa
Henry F. Smith
Concord
Burrell
Eleanor Johnson
Elizabeth Pratt
Louise Grant
Eleanor Ballou
Anna Clark
Elizabeth Hoar
Ruth Grant
Barbara Tower
FP. C. Dumaine
Woman's Club
John Pratt Alcott
Laura Cate
Concord Junction Lodge Attends West Acton Meeting
Concord Junction I O O F members visited West Acton lodge on Monday night and performed second degree with West Acton completing third. Strathmore mill reports slack activity and John Flynn missed B M railroad crossing duties this past week. House cleaning ad and rental listing with garden plants also appear in notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
West Acton Lodge
West Acton
Strathmore
John Flynn
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Albert Vanderhoof
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D. and
H. Ren Coal
J.W. Raymond
Walden Street
E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Lowell Road
Concord, Mass
Hudson
C. L. Pierce
Hefson
Somerville
W. O. Holden
Josie Baker
Lilla M. Sheppard
Lowell
Clara J. Holt
Reed
John Taylor
Helen Dinsmore
South Acton
N. G. Lewis
Stow
C. B. Stone
Stanley Hall
Florida
Bertha Hall
Worcester
W. C. Gardner
Horace W. Hosie
Aboott
Franklin
Con Friends
Isaac Davis
Relief Corps
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Maynard Brass Band
Hart
Medford
Hoar
Dixon
Annwover
Andover
John Littlefield
Roxbury
Women’s Relief Corps
Baptist Church
Ppstar
Maynard and Hudson
Emma Evans
Emerson Shoes
The
Boston Clothing Company
Main Street
Maynard
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Leopold Morse
Samson & Hubbard
Emerson
Bates Street
Alcotts
A. B. Messer
Pine St
Tel
Laws Brook Road
Charles BE. Brown
F. L. Garland
B. F. King
Arthur E. Loftus
Concord 5
McManus Bros
Lewandos
Americas
Bholston Snow Temple
Boylston Street
Mattison
Toel
Daniel Macmillan
Concord Junction,Mass
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