West Acton Notices and Community Meetings
Peter J. Foley returns from a visit to Dollar Bay Michigan while Edwin Harris and Miss Hattle A. Davis plan a Somerville move. A Ladies Benevolent sale and supper succeeded. Hall Bros. bought the market building near the Baptist church and will relocate it. Reverend J. C. Robbins spoke on Capiz islands Zech 46 Not by might but by my spirit. West Acton Woman's club met with music and papers. Concord district Sunday school union discussed teaching primary scholars with four schools represented. Next meeting in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Harris
Hattle A. Davis
Somerville
Ladies Benevolent Society
Baptist Church
Hall Bros
J. C. Robbins
Capiz
Philippine Islands
Sun- Gay
West Acton
Concord
Mary B. Lane
Concord Junction
Lovett
Maynard
Death of F W Gray Pioneer Painter at Local Home
Fred W Gray died at his home on Friday November 9 age 41 after a year of illness. He was a skilled house painter known in this and nearby towns and leaves a wife and three brothers. Burial was at Mt Hope with bearers from local names. Funeral held Monday with Rev D W Lovett officiating and church quartet singing Peace Peace Face to Face Nearer Still Nearest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Gray
Mr. Gray
W. O. Holden
John Gray
Stoneham
George Gray
Somerville
Chas. Gray
Rochester
Mt. Hope
John and
Will Watkins
Fred S. Whitcomb
Chas. J. Holton
D. W. Lovett
The
Baptist Church
Y P S C E Rally Draws District Delegates to Baptist Church
The Y P S C E district two rally at the Acton Baptist church drew delegates from Acton Boxboro Littleton and Stow. Vice President Miss M A Armstrong presided. Rev Rolla Hunt and Rev Arthur Cleaves spoke with notable eloquence and Grace Richardson sang two solos. The local society praised the successful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Acton
Boxboro
Littleton
Stow
M. A. Armstrong
E. H. Hall
Mr. Carey
Mr. Lovett
Rolla Hunt
She
Fitting Tribute Paid at Mrs. Russell Funeral
The funeral for Mrs. Mabel Mead Russell was held in the Baptist church on Wednesday November 7 with Rev. Lovett officiating. A visiting speaker praised her life as open and blameless as a picture filled with roles as wife mother daughter and friend. A male quartet performed and bearers included Earl Charlie Guy and Harold Lituefield. She leaves a husband a baby son her parents two sisters and other relatives. Burial followed at Mt Hope cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Mead Russell
Baptist Church
George Holbrook
Earl
Charlie
Guy
Harold Lituefield
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Thanking those who aided through illness and loss
Mrs Florence A Gray of West Acton gratefully acknowledges the help and sympathy shown during her husband’s illness and death. She notes heartfelt thanks for words and acts and hopes others find ready help in trouble. West Acton November 13, 1906. Dr Cochran dentist Case's block Nason st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence A. Gray
West Acton
Cochran
Case's Block
Nason St
Motive Unclear In Cottage Break-ins At Lake Boon
William H. Tyng of Charlestown and Hattie Mason were arrested in Stow for breaking into two cottages at Pine Bluff Lake Boon and stealing household goods. Authorities cite lack of motive despite Tyng’s wealth and connections with Horatio G. Turner & Co. The pair were bailed after the Concord Court set probable cause for the December grand jury term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lake Boon
Tyng
Concord Court
Keyes
William H. Tyng
Charlestown
Hattie Mason
Stow
George C. Neal
Central Street
Columbus Avenue
Pine Bluff
Tyngs
G. M. Whitcomb
William Drake
Horatio G. Turner & Co
Acton Centre Social Notices And Auctions
Several new books have recently been added to our library. The Ladies Aid society is getting ready for its annual fair to be held early in December. Otis H. Forbush, auctioneer, Acton Mass, sale this day, Friday, Nov 16 1906 at Crescent hall Arlington Heights Mass. Sale at 9 15 of house hold goods the property of Mr Lewis O Locke formerly of High st Winchester Mass who lost all his buildings by fire. Friday Nov 29th at 1 pm cattle sale at Baker Bridge So Lincoln Mass for George W Baker. All electric cars for Lexington and beyond pass directly by the door. See posters for full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Durkee
H. L. Miller Co. Real Estate
Los Angeles
Cal
Ladies Aid Society
Robert Wayne
Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Mass
Crescent Hall
Arlington Heights
Lexington and
Beyond
Lewis O. Locke
High St
Winchester
Baker Bridge
Lincoln
George W. Baker
Lovett Family To Be Absent Two Weeks
Mrs D W Lovett and her children have left for Tilton NX to be absent for two weeks. Advertise in The Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Lovett
Tilton
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Main St. Maynard
Main St. Concord
Silk
MEN
Munson’s
Alco
REX
Mennen
Bailey
LYONS
Montiy
Ners
Peter J. Foley
Dollar Bay
Michigan
F. W. Gray
C. E. Rally
Boon’s
Tyg
Eden Street
H. G. Turner & Co
Neal
Mason
Keating and
Drake
Acton Centre
Aurin Payson
Howard Daniels
Brookline
James Fisk
Ellsworth Houghton
E. W. Quimby
Doris
LERER
Gruber
Main St
Moller’s Old Stand
H. J. Dwinell & Co
T. F. Parker
Main Street
Assabet Institution For Savings
Board OF Investment
C. J. Bodfish
C. H. Persons
A. G. Haynes
S. R. Kitchin
J. W Ogden
South Acton Coal & Lumber Co
J. P. Pletcher
South Auton
Wem
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