Local Club Meetings and Community Notes in Acton
The Moth ers' club holds a meeting at Mrs. B. B. FoB es home on Wednesday at 3 p m. Rev. F W Tingley attends the New England Congregational Congress in Boston. Ladies' Aid plans a Thursday afternoon church parlor meeting. Miss Una Holden gains strength. Mr and Mrs Milton Kimball relocate to Concord Junction for winter. A Tuesday evening event featured a large donation and sales from fancy and apron tables, with a 6 30 supper and entertainment by F W Tingley, Dorothy Dusseault, Miss Kimball, and Mrs Daniels. The society reports a net $80. Services Sunday announce the sermon Honor or Dishonor. Road repairs progress between South Acton and Acton Centre. James Coughlin and M G Hayes manage R F D routes amid vacation. Miss Flora B Reed visits her parents.
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Mothers’ Club
Mra
F. W. Tingley
New England Congregational Congress
Park St. Church
Boston
Ladies’ Aid Society
Una Holden
Milton Kimball
Concord Junction
Mr. Kimball
Dorothy Dusseault
Miss Kimball
South Acton
Acton Centre
James Coughlin
M. G. Hayes
Flora B. Reed
M. A. Reed
The Church Aid Sale At Congregational Church
A Church Aid sale took place at the Congregational Church on Wednesday with proceeds aimed at charitable relief. Organizers announced plans for future sales to benefit local community needs.
Pastor F W Tingley Hosts Friday Evening Prayer
F W Tingley, pastor, calls a Friday evening prayer meeting with the topic "What" likely to guide attendees in reflection and worship.
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F. W. Tingley
Cattle Auctions Called Off Over Disease in Acton Center
All auctions of cattle have been called off due to cattle disease. The sales were to be conducted by Otis H. For bush of Acton Center.
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Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Thackeray and Dickens Rivalry in Popularity
Thackeray was jealous of Dickens popularity though Dickens sales usually exceed Thackeray's. From a literary view Thackeray may rival Dickens, yet the latter's works remain the bigger sellers overall.
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Thackeray
Dickens
West Acton Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Residents Daniel Beach and son John traveled from Shirley to vote on election day. Attendees at a South Acton church chicken pie supper included Miss Mary Armstrong and several local residents. Prominent visitors, new home appointments, and social gatherings fill the week with sermons, theater, and sports recaps.
Acton News Roundup Highlights Local Events and Incidents
The village reports include the Republican town committee work, Arthur Knowlton's return visit, Ford car recovered in Harvard after theft, and temperance programs at the Baptist Sunday school. Also noted are modern dance instruction, a hunting trip claim, Harvard lodge gatherings, and social plans among local lodges. Farmers express concern over hoof and mouth disease.
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Harvard Lodge
Harvard
Concord
Maynard, Ayer
Acton Lodge
Esther Vance
Fitchburg Normal School
Fitchburg
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Odds and Ends
Ladies”. Dept
Shoe
Maynard's Largest Outfitters
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
Jesus
Congregational Church
Genasco
Maynard
West Acton
Daniel Beach
John
Shirley
South Acton Congregational Church
Mary Armstrong
H. H. Gardner
Hattie Williams
Raymond
Willis Wright
Mary I. Richardson
Alfred Richardson
I. A. Bean
Conway
N. H
C. V. Twitchell
Thomas W. Cole
Gloucester
Universalist Church
Longfellow
British Isles
Tennyson
U.S. Adams
Townsend
Andover
C. L. Piercé
Elijah
Baptist Church
Lowell
Cram
Lois Moore
Princeton
Cambridge
Chas, Crandall
Stow
Dixon
John R. Feltus
Som Neal Feltus
Case's Block
Arthur Holbrook
Waltham
Geo. Weaver
Corres
Republican Town Committee
Arthur G. Knowlton
Mr. Mansfield
Acton Exchange
Trumbull
Lincoln
Les Legion
Baptist Sunday
B.D. Hall
Elinor Frances Weeks
South Act
J. S. Moore
New Hampshire
Malone
N.S
Finney & Hoit
Modern Shoe Repairing CO
Warren Davenport
Lilla Wiles Wyman
Dancing Teachers’ Club
Greater Baster
Tel. Conn
Windsor Avenue
Mass
James Kingsley
L. A
Sverywine Ie
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A. T. Haynes & Go
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