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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1911

Page

8

South Acton Notes On Vacation And Local Happenings

The Webbing factory gave cur loves a two days vacation on Monday and Tuesday. Ralph Piper returned home Sunday from Amherst. He is on the Anzie baseball team and doing good work. One sixteenth inch of rain and eighteen inches of snow have fallen since. School children remembered the soldier dead Monday with patriotic songs recitations and instrumental music. Comrades Lucius Wilson Mr Carney A D Holt Geo Ames and Rev J White spoke to the pupils. Poultry enthusiasm grows with talk of a show next winter. George Greenough started an ice route in Concord Junction Monday and the demand filled his supplies by noon.

Ralph Piper Amherst Anzie Lucius Wilson Mr. Carney A. D. Holt Maynard Geo. Ames J. White George Greenough Concord Junction

Acton News Notes Highlight Local Life and Sports

Orson Balch moves to Hudson for work at Apsley Rubber Co. Ed Holt visits his uncle. A Belmont family welcomes a baby boy. Mrs. Warren ill with sinking spells. A Maine trip reports rain and early season. Dr. Robertson promotes good milk. Miss Hurlburt visits from Ayer. Ken Meade returns from Fitchburg hospital after appendicitis. Ed Gould and family visit Acton. Local auctions planned June 2. Powder mills close for cleanup. Woolen mill engineer George Carr moves to Weeks Co. Willie Richardson works in Salem. Pianos, painting, and house work updates. Ladies' Universalist salad supper June 8 with play by West Acton youth. Garden pests injure crops. Shoddy mill shuts for repairs. South Acton defeats independents 18 to 5 in baseball. Day and McGreen notable. Rubber game at Maynard set for June 3.

Orson Balch Hudson Apsley Rubber Co Ed Holt Belmont George Warren Westboro A. Cole James Maine Dr. Robertson Brookline Acton Margaret Fagerstrom Worcester H. B. Willis Miss Hurlburt Ayer Hesseton Ken Meade J. 8. Moore Townsend Fitchburg Hospital Ed Gould Athol Seth Reed Stoneham Clarence Eben Mead Day Hayes Hamilton McGreen Warren Maynard South Acton Gleasondale Foley Gilbert Wases

Card of Thanks for Symonds Family

We extend our sincere thanks to all who contributed flowers offered services or remembered us in our recent bereavement Flora C Symonds Blaine C Tuttle Bateane D Symonds Harold V Symonds.

Flora C. Symonds Blaine C. Tuttle Bateane D. Symonds Harold V. Symonds

Last Africa Sermon ends with souvenirs from land

The final Africa sermon was delivered Sunday with attendees viewing interesting souvenirs the pastor brought back from Africa. The items showcased offered tangible links to the land and its culture.

Africa

Summer church sermons and local events in Acton

Summer church services feature sermons on Home and The Young Man who left Home with two sessions on Sunday June 11. Community notices cover Field Day and Neighborhood Horse Show at Red Acre Farm June 3, plus meetings of Ladies Social Circle and Church Aid. Also reported are hospital visits, Sunday school activities, Grange initiation, G A R memorials, and upcoming auctions in nearby towns with multiple property sales and farm equipment offered.

Africa W. S. Fletcher Newell C. Maynard West Hartford Red Acre Farm Stow

Local News Notes From Acton Centre and Surrounding Towns

Acton Centre Mrs. Cyrus Dole and her husband return to the Homestead for summer. William Edwards visited his brother in Gloucester on Sunday. The Monument House has been bought by an out of town party and will soon open for summer boarders. E. B. Fobes has purchased the recent home of George Greenough in town.

Cyrus Dole Cambridge William Edwards Gloucester Monument Fobes George Greenough

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