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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1904

Page

8

Local notices and social updates from Acton and surrounding towns

Mrs A L Tuttle confined to bed with rheumatism. Miss Jennie Sawyer at home last week. Teachers to attend Groton convention Friday. Mrs BA Jones guest of sister in Fitchburg. Mr and Mrs Walter Wright of Concord Junction visited H B Willis. Miss Lizzie Brown has Boston Dairy Lunch position. Mr and Mrs G Frank Simonds visiting at C S Simonds. Frank Tuttle family visited North Acton. Mr and Mrs George Higgins of Maiden at H Jones. Universalist church ladies plan annual fair Thursday evening Dec 8. Mr and Mrs Frank H Willard and Miss Inez Kilton attended Harvard Dartmouth game in Cambridge. South Acton Fire Co entertained by West Acton Fire Co with oyster supper. Mrs Frea W Gowell of New Dorchester visited Mrs W H last week. Mrs Rudolph entertained Mrs John Ogden of Fitchburg, Mrs J W Ogden of Maynard, and Mrs Warren Goodwin of Wilmington Del. guests arrived from Maynard by automobile.

Groton BA. Jones Fitchburg George Higgins Maiden H. Jones Frea W.gowell New Dorchester W. H Rudolph John Ogden J. W. Ogden Maynard Warren Goodwin Wilmington Del

Congregational Church Notes Preview November Activities

Kings Daughters meet with Mrs Griswold Monday evening in November. L S C enjoyed hospitality of Mrs Turner on Thursday November 3. They plan a Christmas sale in December. Y P C B to host a comfort bag social for sailors. Bible study on Judges Tuesdays. Rehearsal for Daniel Friday. cantata hoped ready for December 4 public presentation.

Daniel

West Acton Notes and Social Pates

West Acton reports John Beach moving into the space above the meat market. Hutchins of Stoneham visited relatives here. Miss Grace Seaver of Townsend and Mrs. Emeline Hall visited Hyde Park and Michael O Connell respectively. Mrs Ada Willard Vining died in Ridlonville Maine this week. Richardson finished nursing training in City hospital and plans private duty in Back Bay. Fire company entertained Acton Centre and Gwath Acton teams to honor their aid after a recent fire. Supper and a general good time followed.

John Beach Hutchins of Stoneham Les Grace Seaver Townsend Michael O'Connell Emeline Hall Mrs. Armstrong Hyde Park Ada Willard Vining Ridlonville Acton Centre Gwath Acton

Millinery display and local notices in Acton

Mrs. G. B. Parker showcases season millinery for Acton ladies. A lost basket of ice cream information sought by Isaac Davis Post 138 G A R. Fire destruction affects events. Benj B Lovett to finish dancing assemblies in Exchange hall South Acton with a 7 30 barge departure and 15 cent round trip fare.

West Acton G. B. Parker Acton Isaac Davis Mass Littlefield’s Benj. B. Lovett Exchange Hall South Acton

Acton Beats Roosevelt as Parker Leads with 282-76

Bates tops 241 while Doug las posts 122 points. The scoreboard highlights individual leaders Acton Roosevelt Parker and Bates in a high scoring game.

Acton Roosevelt Parker Bates Douglas

Town News and Social Roundup

HUDSON Mrs William McKune visits Boston Arthur White of Main st passed Sunday in Lowell William Davis of Warner st visiting Taunton Mrs Mabel Hapgood of Central st passed Sunday Worcester W L Persons of Lydonville VT visiting relatives on O Neillt The J C Rockwell Dramatic Co will show in town hall next week Miss Mary Loftus of Woonsocket RI visiting sister George Scally completed engagement at Apsley rubber shop Mrs Gertrude Cosgrove of Woonsocket RI visiting friends in town Mrs Mabel Perkins of Springfield visiting her sister H C Needham Church st Winners of Bemis Bruce alleys prizes Monday night last week Frank Bradford 279 William Duncan 274 and W Raymond Coolidge 265.

Mabel Hapgood Central St Worcester W. L. Persons Lydonville Mary Loftus Woonsocket R. L George Scally Apsley Rubber Shop Gertrude Cosgrove Mabel Perkins Springfield H. C. Needham Church St Bemis & Bruce Frank Bradford William Duncan W. Raymond Coolidge

Venerable voter marks 75th presidential ballot

Hale paid respects as Dole shows strong health and vigor. The subject recalls first vote for Andrew Jackson and long Democratic leanings until McKinley. Tuesday he cast his ballot for Roosevelt, the 75th time voting in a state or presidential election. The groom belongs to Bungasie of Bagh and tom aithe oor.

Dole Alety Andrew Jackson William McKinley Roosevelt

Boston Worcester Trolley Line Sees Strong October

The Boston and Worcester trolley line reports October traffic up one third from 1903. Closed cars were overhauled with improvements, ensuring early and regular service. A half hour main line schedule will continue, with extra cars during peak times and a fifteen minute Sunday service on the main line. Special car orders rise as semi convertible cars prove popular.

Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line Boston & Worcester

Hudson Man Weds Marlboro Bride in Immaculate Conception Church

Edward C. Foley of Hudson marries Miss Josephine E. Emily Sunday at the Immaculate Conception parish residence in a 3 PM ceremony officiated by Rev. John P. Sullivan. Attendants were John Gately and Miss Minnie Emily. The couple plan a honeymoon to Brooklyn, reside at 55 Bolton Street upon return.

Hudson Marlboro Edward C. Foley Josephine E. Emily Immaculate Conception John P. Sullivan John Gately Minnie Emily Louis Emily Bolton St Brookton North Grafton Hudson and Roxbury Tesk Brooklyn N. Y Bol

Community Notes From Maynard and Nearby Towns

Sunday visits and local engagements fill Maynard scenes with many names including Cohen Johnson McNally Corse Breen Calden Post H AP Parker Tower Gunnison Hapgood Peters Sullivan Handy Glazier Bennett Duncan Ware Lovejoy and Doyle Murphy. A unitarian service resumed, a dance drew a small crowd, and a minor fire on Central Street caused slight damage.

Otis H Forbush Auction Sells Cattle and Woodlands

Otis H. Forbush acts as auctioneer at Acton and Stow Masses to auction 30 Vermont cattle on Friday November 11 at 1 PM near Concord Maynard and Hudson streetcar lines. A second sale Monday November 21 at 9 AM covers the Idahurst Stock Farm herd and Mrs J G Paine property. Wood lots and pastures near Carlisle Mass planned for November 10 now rescheduled to November 28. Griffin sale concluded after two days with 462 lots first day and 176 second day drawing wide crowds and strong bidding.

Otis H. Forbush Acton Mass Stow Fred EB Whitcomb Vermont Concord, Maynard & Hudson Line Idahurst J. G. Paine Pierce Bridge Maplest Carlisle Hutching Concord

Acton Centre Notes Social Visits and Fire Escape

Miss Victoria Bartlett of Waltham visited Mr P J Barker at the house once occupied by Luther Forbush. Miss Abbie Conant returned to Acton for the winter after a summer with her sister in Vermont. M B Taylor narrowly escaped a fire in a closet last week as clothing was destroyed before the blaze could be stopped.

Victora Bartlett Waltham P. J.' Barker Abbie Conant Acton Vermont M. B. Taylor

Lovers quarrel leads 13 year old to attempt poison self

The Boston Globe reports Clayton Beech attempted suicide with paris green after a quarrel with a young woman. He told parents and received medical aid. a stomach pump and emetics removed most of the poison. Beech is recovering despite past hazing and basketball injuries.

Boston Globe Clayton Beech Beech South Framingham Co. I Regt. M.V.M

Sudbury Voters Cast Heavy Turnout in State Election

Sudbury reports a large voter turnout on Tuesday with key results for governor Bates 156 versus Douglas 55, for U S representative Coolidge 36 versus Tirrell 148, and for state senator Hunter 137 versus Jenney 32.

Sudbury J L. Bates William L. Douglas Congress Marcus A. Coolidge Charles Q. Tirrell Harrie C. Hunter William T. Jenney

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vanderveer A. L. Tuttle Jennie Sawyer Walter Wright Concord Junction H. B. Willis Lizzie Brown Boston Boston Dairy Lunch Mrs. G. Frank Simonds C. S. Simonds Tuttle North Acton Congregational Church Notes Impost Church J. B. Richardson Winona Rebekah Lodge Woman's Relief Corps No. 63 Winona Lodge Grace Richardson William McKune Arthur White Main St Lowell William Davis Warner St Taunton J.C. Rockwell Dramatic Co Town Hall Reuben Gold Gelebrates Tit St. the Bungasie of Bagh Tom Aithe Oor Emily—Foley Mutérprise Délivereas Monemite J. RB. N. Cohen Fornia Bertin Roy Johnson Leominster Armit Tarbell James McNally Brockton Elim St Miss Marian Corse Rose Breen Lawrence Water St Mary Carr Annie Calden Mary Post Thetford, Vt J. Q. Packard Packard St Fred Parker Somerville The Unitarian Church Miss May Clingtan the Apsley Robber Michael Lee Otis Adams Mamie Tower Fe'ton St Horace Gunnison Friends In Town Frank Hapgood James and Thomas Peters Maple St Charlestown Timothy F. Sullivan Harry Handy Nova Scotia Phillip Glazier Clark University Freeman Bennett Clinton Henry Bennett J. C. Duncan John Davy Unitarian Parish Sun Ernest Ware Northampton Geo. Lovejoy Winter St Opera House Doyle & Murphy Central Fire Station Luther Forbush Quarre James Devane Tarbell South Acton, Mass Concord Souvenirs Sa Monume W Cleveland Fowler
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