South Acton Community Happenings Mention Visits and Events
William Nicholas of Dorchester visited Charles H. Miles in South Acton for a weekend. The First Universalist church circle plans its annual fair on November 9 featuring a baby show. South Acton Parents association appoints new officers led by Clarence D as president and Lizzie Merriam as vice president. The Maynard party event October 30 involves the Sion troop. South Acton scouts report two full patrols with new officers including Helen Howe Cummings as captain and Grace Chickering and Viola Merriam as leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nicholas
Dorchester
Charles H. Miles
Maynard Street
Circle of the First Universalist Church
South Acton Parents. Association
Clarence D
Lizzie Merriam
Juliane
Howard L
South Acton
Sion
Maynard
P Sees
Helen Howe Cummings
Grace Chickering
Viola Merriam
Florence Clifford
Ruth Fullenton
Official Visitation at Acton lodge No 203 IOOF
The Grand Master Rev Allen A Rideout and Massachusetts grand officers visit Acton lodge 203 IOOF on Monday Nov 6. The lodge opens 6 20 pm, banquet 7 pm at Universalist Church vestry West Acton, reception at 8 pm in IOOF hall, with 3rd degree exemplification by Acton degree team and Maynard lodge quartet. Tickets from officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Judge
Maynard Lodge
Probation Officer Reports Clemency in Local Court
The probation officer reports 8500 collected for a 12 month term ending Sept 30 and notes suspensions for defendants from Sipe, Conewra, Lectantin, and towns Acton Bedford Lincoln Stow Carlisle. Only 3 defendants were jailed for nonpayment. clemency allows payment as able. The court’s leniency compares favorably with state courts and most pay in full when suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipe
Conewra
Lectantin
Ward
Acton
Bedford
Lincoln Stow
Carlisle
Noted sculptor Daniel C. French visits Concord with family
Noted sculptor Daniel C. French and his wife and daughter Mrs. Cresson visited Concord. Margaret French Cresson, also a sculptor born in Concord, was mentioned, along with her diplomat husband whose Monroe book for the Carnegie Foundation drew favorable notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
C. French
Lincoln
Concord
Cresson
Margaret «French
International
Monroe
Carnegie Foundation
Halloween Shower for Miss Catherine Finan Engagement
Miss Catherine Mary Finan daughter of Mr and Mrs James Finan was feted at a Halloween engagement party on Thursday with about forty guests. Decor included witches and cleers, games and singing as refreshments of cake ice cream and cocoa were served. The couple plan to wed on Sunday November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mary
James Finan
K of C Fair Set for November 14 15 16
Maynard Council K of C announces its annual fair at Colonial Hall on November 14 15 and 16. The Flying Squadron of 25 voices will perform with Boston talent lined up for the first two nights and the Squadron featured on the third. A street parade will open the event led by the Fife and Drum Corp of Alhambra Council Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Council
Clinton
Ron
C. Councils
Colonial Hall
Groton Hospital
Leedown
Lexington
Framingham
Marlboro
Sullivan
Patrick McGrath
Catherine Mary to Wed Eugene Frederick Plagg
Invitations announce the marriage of Catherine Mary daughter of Mr and Mrs James inan to Eugene Frederick Plagg. The wedding is set for Sunday November 5 at four o clock at St. Reception follows at 48 Belknap Street the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mary
James
Inan
Eugene Frederick Plagg
Belknap St
State Censorship Motion Weighs On Film Content
The piece argues that state censorship has failed where tried, granting excessive power to a single political appointee. It warns against extending censorship to other expressions and champions stricter enforcement of existing indecency laws and public oversight, citing Will Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Hays
Local Notes On Residents And Jobs
Percy W. Brown plans a western trip. The Orendortis finished painting their Walden street house. Miss Jean Campbell will vacation for two weeks. Everett C Kag accepted a salesman position with Hoison Electric Company of Boston at their Boylston street salesrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy W. Brown
Orendortis
Walden Street
Jean’ Campbell
Everett C
Thorpe Kag
Hoison Electric Nating Company of
Boston
Boylston Street
Cordwomans Club hears lecture on youth and referenda
Concord Woman's Club met on Monday to discuss the five referenda to appear on the November ballot. Professor Alfred B. Stearns of Phillips Academy Andover lectured on youth and the influences shaping modern children. The club announced a future program featuring a photoplay "Alice in Wonderland" for Children's Month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman Club
Montee
Alfred B. Stearns
Philips Academy
Andover
Wedding of Missery Wini Pink Charmeuse and Police Captain
The marriage of Missery Wini pink charmeuse and the Concord police captain was followed by a wedding breakfast at the bride’s mother home. The groom served four years in the Great War and was commissioned as captain on November 56 1918. He has captained Co H 181st Infantry for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missery Winipink Charmeuse
Concord
Co. H
181St Infantry
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Home Projects
Robert Carter buys a Ford touring car. Mr and Mrs Carroll host relatives in Lincoln. William Aldred improves the Commonwealth Ave garage with cement work. Mr and Mrs Watson and daughters of Waltham visit Mr and Mrs Carroll. John Bent completes a weeks visit with Mr and Mrs Carroll. Miss Marion Taylor returns from Dalton to spend weekend with Mrs Otis Forbush. Mrs Maguire returns home due to her mother's illness. Mrs Fred Green and Bedford relatives visit town. Mr and Mrs Whitney plan a winter stay in St. Flo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carter
Marry Carroll
Lincoln
William Aldred
Commonwealth Ave
Charles Watson
Waltham
Harry Carroll
John Bent
Ar? Mde
Thomas Carrol
Marion Taylor
Dalton
Otis Forbush
James Maguire
Household Goods Auction at 16 Hillside Street Maynard MA
Auction to sell first class household items from the home of Timothy Lawler 16 Hillside Street Maynard Massachusetts. Sale starts promptly November 4 at 1 o clock with no reserve and weather will not cancel. Items include parlor suite dining room chairs draperies carpets stoves dressers pictures mirrors and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac Oeler
Hillside St
Timothy
Lawler
Hillside Street
Maynard
Mass
Auction of H Kenney furnishings Bedford Mass
Auction on Monday June 6 1922 offers to sell entire household goods for cash. Items include oak dining set, parlor chairs, range, china, beds, rugs, lounge, mattresses, kitchenware, antiques such as banjo clock secretary and antique bureau. Fletcher Road Bedford location near Main Street. terms cash. Owner William H Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Road
Bedford
William H. Ketiney
Estate Auction for George G Wilkins Carlisle Mass
Administrator announces sale of the late George G Wilkins estate Carlisle Mass located on the old Billrica Road. The auction covers all personal property including modern furniture antiques and various household items to be sold regardless of weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Wilkins
Carlisle
Mass
Billerica Road
Franklin
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American Red Cross
Colleen Moore
Pathe News
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Tel
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